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Vaping Kills Brain Cells? Do We Demand Action?

College student vaping is more dangerous than anyone admitted until research evidence showed it does severe damage.

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Mental Strength: Building Resilience in Athletes

Look at how athletes can develop confidence, maintain control under pressure, and prioritize their mental health.

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Climate Week NYC 2024: The Runway of Global Climate Action

Check out the trends that will shape the climate conversation for the new season.

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Patient’s Medical Trust Shredded by Those Who Took the Oath

Patients need to trust the physicians from whom they seek treatment, yet the extent of criminality and sexual abuse of…

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This Common Sweetener Could Be Silently Sabotaging Your Brain

Too much sugar is bad for your brain, warn German brain experts. On World Brain Day, these specialists remind us that…

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Sports Injury Prevention: A Pharmacist’s Guide for Athletes

Pharmacists are allies in the fight against sports injuries. They play a crucial role in helping athletes stay healthy, recover…

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Cancer Patient Caregivers Are Being Forgotten in Suicide Risk

Patients, upon receiving a cancer diagnosis, experience such devastation that they contemplate suicide, and it brings untreated suffering to their…

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Is Technology Reinforcing the Very Essence of “Sick Care?”

Why Prevention Lags Behind in the AI Revolution

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Do Surgical Masks Protect You Against COVID?

Although many debate the effectiveness of paper masks, I am more interested in the evidence supporting wearing one rather than…

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10-Year-Old Killers Are Responsible for Their Actions?

Should society hold children who murder accountable for such acts?

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