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Rethinking Cancer: We Think Too Narrowly

Did you know that type 2 diabetes and breast cancer are connected? In the United States, approximately one in eight…

3 years ago

Toward a Healthcare Singularity

My objectives for this writing are threefold: Inspire and influence leaders (leadership does not equate to a title) to prioritize…

3 years ago

Policies and Policing Didn’t Stem Opioid Abuse – Can Tech Be A Solution?

Medika Talks with Serial Health Tech Entrepreneur Jay Schiff About His Efforts to Unite Devices with Digital Health to Offer…

3 years ago

Unearth Your Medical Records And Be Prepared For Surprises

How much do you know about what’s in all those medical records and databases about you? Shouldn’t you have a…

3 years ago

Vaccination Roundup — What You Should Know

WITH THE COVID PANDEMIC, IT IS EASY TO FORGET about vaccines targeting other illnesses.

3 years ago

Pomp, Circumstance, Ritual, and Mourning a Queen Has Benefits

The ways in which cultures acknowledge the loss of a loved one carry special significance and may be needed for…

3 years ago

When A Healer Cannot Be Healed

I sat with him for hours. We spoke and spoke and spoke at length over why he could no longer…

3 years ago

Eating Plastic in Every Bite We Take and Never Knowing the Effect on Our Health

Microplastic has so infused our ecosystem and our bodies that it can be found in the deepest oceans as well…

3 years ago

Patient Satisfaction Surveys Earn a Zero on Tracking Whether Hospitals Deliver Culturally Competent Care

The CAHPS survey is required by the federal government for many health care facilities, and the hospital version of it…

3 years ago

Coffee, Sugar, and Mortality

Does adding a little sugar destroy coffee’s mortality benefit?

3 years ago

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