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How Unconscious Beliefs Distort Our Perception of Disability

Pat Farrell PhD -
With around 25% of the adult population being disabled, the US is home to one of the biggest minority groups. Physical, cognitive, and sensory impairments are...

Music Therapy and Dementia — Surprising Findings

This Is How Emotional Invalidation Can Lead to Chronic Pain — And How To Heal

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Sustainability + Health Systems: US and EU Perspectives

Nicole Grubner -
While health systems ready themselves to address the emerging health challenges that are resulting from climate change — according to the World Health Organization, “It...

COP29 Opening Ceremony: Leaders Call for Bold Action Amid Global Climate Crisis

Your Pet Can’t Put On Sunscreen, But They Need It, Anyway

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Preparing for: Permanent Birth Control or Bilateral Salpingectomy

Dr Jeff Livingston -
A bilateral salpingectomy is an outpatient procedure to permanently prevent pregnancy and reduce the lifetime risk of ovarian cancer.

Preparing for: Endometrial Ablation

Preparing for: Hysteroscopic Polypectomy

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Coffee Good for Your Heart, But There is a Caveat

Michael Hunter, MD -
WHICH OF THESE IS THE MOST ACCURATE observation regarding coffee consumption? A. Habitual coffee drinking increases your risk of atrial fibrillation, a condition marked by an irregular and...

Interactive Report Shows How Countries Prevent Global Epidemics by Stopping Infectious Diseases at the Start

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Second Edition of ‘Epidemics That Didn’t Happen’ from Resolve to Save Lives Highlights Need for Continued Investment in Health Security

Empathy and Health Excellence — The Superpower of Care Delivery

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor -
When Medicine Transcends the Sterile Clinical Encounter

One in Five Deaths Among Young Adults is Due to Alcohol

Michael Hunter, MD -
ONE IN FIVE DEATHS OF YOUNG ADULTS ages 20 to 49 is secondary to excessive alcohol use in the United States. For individuals ages 20 to 64, drinking-related deaths account for one in eight. These are the statistics offered by a new population-based study.

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Mastering The Art of Tweet-Jacking During a Pandemic

Robert Turner, Founding Editor -
Covid conspiracies rely on tweet-jacking fact based tweets from reputable sources, appropriating the tweet and then subverting it for their own agenda.

Ivermectin is Dead and Buried Despite NIH Website Misstep and Twitter Buzz

How Geert Vanden Bossche is Destroying American Herd Immunity

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A Few Minutes of Intense Exercise Can Change Your Body

Stephen Schimpff, MD MACP -
We all know that exercise is good for us. It lowers the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, helps control weight, preserves muscle, and,...

Nutrition Advice Keeps Changing — And What Never Changes

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

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Prof Dolores Cahill is the Latest Quack to Commit Career Suicide

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Prof. Dolores Cahill is a medical quack that offers up anti-vaccine advice and spreads misinformation on the SARS-CoV2 virus and the covid vaccines

Ivermectin is Dead and Buried Despite NIH Website Misstep and Twitter Buzz

Another AFLDS Quack, Meet Dr. Peterson Pierre

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