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Why Didn’t a Review Examine Whether Brief Interventions to Prevent Suicide Actually Reduced Deaths?

James Coyne -
Every death by suicide, every effort at serious self-harm is a tragedy and a loss, not only for a person but for a circle of people for whom that person’s life has meaning.

Sorry Night Owl, Early Bird are Healthier

Interesting Findings Of Weekend Only Drinking

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Turning the Tide: BlueGreen and Winrock Team Up to Fight Global Water Crisis

Medika Life -
Water—our planet’s most vital resource—is under threat. Across continents, lakes, rivers, and reservoirs are turning green from harmful algal blooms (HABs), fueled by rising...

Nature as Infrastructure: Why the Urban Tree Is an Investable Asset

Why Fossil Fuel Industry Efforts Must be Monitored Before and During COP28

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Preparing for: Abdominal Hysterectomy

Macarthur Medical Center -
Prepare yourself for a Robotic Hysterectomy by learning more about what the procedure entails.

Preparing for: Permanent Birth Control or Bilateral Salpingectomy

Preparing for: Vaginal Hysterectomy

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Improve Financial and Efficiency Performance in Hospitals

Lisa Miller -
The use of data analytics can help hospitals successfully navigate financial challenges

Is Colonoscopy Effective? A New Study Raises Questions

Michael Hunter, MD -
COLONOSCOPY LOWERS COLON CANCER MORTALITY, but only modestly. That is the researchers' conclusion after ten years of follow-up of a large randomized trial from Europe.

Health Day at COP30: Climate-Driven Risks, Impacts, and Policy Action

Christopher Nial -
On Thursday, 13 November, in Belém, it felt different. After nearly a week of carbon accounting, negotiating blocs, and the usual alphabet soup of...

Melanoma, a skin cancer

Medika Life -
Cells that make melanin and are found in the lower part of the epidermis. Melanin is the pigment that gives skin its natural color. When skin is exposed to the sun or artificial light, melanocytes make more pigment and cause the skin to darken.

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Cleverly Using Semantics to Deceive and Avoid Licensing as a Therapist?

Pat Farrell PhD -
Coaching, without a doubt, is big business, and it is estimated to bring in $11B in 2021. There is little control over the use of the term “life coach,” and it is an unregulated industry

The Simple Truth Ivermectin and HCQ Supporters Fail to Acknowledge

Why Your Breast Milk May Already Be Too Toxic For Your Child

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Nutrition Advice Keeps Changing — And What Never Changes

Stephen Schimpff, MD MACP -
For decades we’ve been told to avoid eggs, butter, whole milk, and red meat. Then eggs were declared acceptable again. Butter quietly returned to many...

At HLTH Europe, BBC StoryWorks Shines a Light on Women’s Health and the Challenge of Navigating Care

GLP‑1 Medications in Later Life: Why the “Miracle Shot” Needs a Senior‑Specific Safety Lens

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Calling Tomorrow. Has Time Proven Covid Quacks and Conspiracy Theorists Right or Wrong?

Robert Turner, Founding Editor -
Have any of the prominent anti-vaccine voices been proven right over the last year? Covid misinformation defies logic, time an reasoning.

The Dirtiest Dozen. Meet The Anti-Vaccine, Anti-Covid Health Grifters

Andrew Wakefield, the ultimate medical con on Medika’s Quack Scale

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