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Global Elite are Bored with Health, Just When It’s Getting Really Exciting

Our global leaders may regret not paying more attention to what is happening in health: help middle-income countries leap past…

3 years ago

Why Won’t More Older Americans Get Their Covid Booster?

A central question for scientists championing boosters is why rates have stalled among people 65 and older.

3 years ago

Big Boys Do Cry, and It’s a Normal Reaction, Not Weakness

Crying in boys and men is not a sign of weakness but one of the normal expressions of extreme joy…

3 years ago

One Trick to Lowering Heart Risk: Friends Have Benefits

Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death among high-income countries and is projected to be the leading cause of death…

3 years ago

Ultra-processed Foods and Mental Health

A new systematic review and meta-analysis of 43 observational studies revealed many harmful effects of ultra-processed foods, including a slight…

3 years ago

Using Blood to Find Dementia

Worldwide, an estimated 50 million individuals have dementia, with upwards of 70 percent having Alzheimer’s disease.

3 years ago

Frigid Women, Orgasms, and Keys to Implications and Emotional Turmoil

Women have been targeted as frigid, cold, repressed, and infinitely resistant to sexual pleasures, but are they unwitting victims, or…

3 years ago

One Trick to Dropping Covid Risk

Good quality sleep can boost your immune system’s T-cells to fight off infection and lower your COVID-19 infection risk.

3 years ago

What Patients Know About Saving Money and Improving Care

The importance of one key source of frontline healthcare insights — patients.

3 years ago

Obesity Causes Cancer? It’s Complicated

BEING OVERWEIGHT OR OBESE IS ASSOCIATED with a higher risk of more than a dozen cancers.

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