Category: Health
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Unlocking Financial Wellness: Strategies Beyond Bank Balances
Financial wellness is a term often misconstrued in the financial industry, extending beyond bank account balances to encompass lifestyle choices, money management, and overall financial satisfaction. While many resources offer advice on improving financial wellness, understanding the psychological aspect is equally crucial. Financial Planning Essentials | $69.69 Individuals often struggle to bridge the gap between…
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Same-Arm Vaccine Boosters Boost Immune Response, Study Finds
New research from Australia indicates that administering vaccine boosters in the same arm as the initial vaccination may enhance the immune response. The study, conducted by scientists from the Garvan Institute of Medical Research and the Kirby Institute at UNSW Sydney, suggests that using the same site for follow-up vaccinations could expedite the body’s immune…
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Cannabis for Sleep: Benefits, Risks, and Considerations
Cannabis, also known as marijuana, is a popular sleep aid used by many individuals for its potential benefits in improving sleep quality. Research indicates that cannabinoids found in cannabis may interact with the brain’s receptors to increase the sleep-inducing neurotransmitter adenosine and promote sedation by calming the arousal system. LANSIGOGBGS Sleep Instrument,Brain Massage Adjust Heart…
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Political Landscape Shapes Healthcare Policy in Elections
Health policy and politics are intricately intertwined, with elections holding significant consequences for shaping the direction of health policy. The government’s ability to influence health care financing, delivery, and quality is directly impacted by who holds political power. This includes the president, party majorities in the House and Senate, and control at the state level.…
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US Rejects WHO Pandemic Reforms, Citing National Sovereignty Concerns
The United States has withdrawn from reforms introduced by the World Health Organisation (WHO) last year to enhance the global response to pandemics, as part of a broader push by Washington against international regulations. The administration of President Donald Trump formally rejected the 2024 amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR) that were implemented following…
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American University Field Hockey Hosts Towson in Mental Health Game
American University’s field hockey team, the Eagles, is set to host Towson in a game dedicated to Mental Health Awareness. The match will take place at Jacobs Complex with pushback scheduled for 3 p.m. This event aims to raise awareness and support for mental health initiatives. Shrey Warrior Hockey Stick Red – 33 Inch |…
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New Gene Therapy Shows Promise in Slowing Huntington’s Disease
A groundbreaking gene therapy for Huntington’s disease has shown promising results in slowing the progression of this fatal neurological condition. Researchers in the UK conducted clinical trials using a new gene therapy called AMT-130, which involves injecting functional DNA directly into the brain cells of patients. The study, led by experts at University College London,…
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Pertussis Resurgence Post-Pandemic: Challenges and Surveillance Insights
Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, remains a concerning health issue despite advancements in vaccination. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) diligently tracks pertussis cases through a national surveillance system, collaborating with various states to enhance surveillance efforts. Over the years, reported cases have shown fluctuations, with a general increase in recent decades,…
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Medical Schools Address Declining Diversity Through Holistic Admissions
New data from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) reveals a troubling decline in diversity within medical schools for the 2024-25 academic year, despite an overall uptick in first-year enrollments. Notably, the number of students from historically underrepresented groups, such as Black, Hispanic, and Indigenous applicants, witnessed significant drops, with some groups experiencing double-digit…