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Cancer Isn’t Random: What 42% of Diagnoses Have in Common — and How You Can Lower Your Risk.

Michael Hunter, MD - May 2, 2025

When Is Exercise Not Exercise, and Is That Good Enough?

Pat Farrell PhD - May 2, 2025

A Digital Turning Point in Migraine Care: CT-132 FDA Approval to Market is a Win for Patients and Proof that Clinical Evidence Matters

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - April 15, 2025

Spotlighting Emerging Dementia in Its Many Iterations and Stages

Pat Farrell PhD - April 15, 2025

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Is Self-compassion and Quiet Time, a Good Thing or Simply Narcissistic Behavior?

Pat Farrell PhD - February 8, 2022

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Learn to Forgive Yourself and You Do a Great Service to Yourself and Others

Pat Farrell PhD - February 6, 2022

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Three Top Benefits of Sex

Michael Hunter, MD - April 11, 2022

You may think of sex as pleasurable. But have you considered the many health benefits of the practice? Today we explore how sex can...

The Robber’s Cave May Save Us in Times of Extreme Turmoil

Pat Farrell PhD - August 2, 2022

A classic psychology experiment from many decades ago carries the promise we may need when there’s division among us in any area.

How Phenomenology Teaches Us To Feel And Sense In The Present

Lisa Bradburn - June 11, 2020

Phenomenology is the study of the appearances of things, or things as they appear in our experience, or the way we experience things.

Even Light Exercise May Drop Dementia Risk

Michael Hunter, MD - December 24, 2021

LET’S CUT TO THE CHASE — a new study demonstrates an association between light-intensity physical activity in older adults and a lower risk of dementia. While the...