Health & Medicine
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New statistical tool explains how drug doses produce patient outcomes
The gap between knowing a drug works and knowing why has cost medicine dearly. Countless therapies have passed clinical trials only to…
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Cadence raises $100M to tackle chronic care barriers with remote monitoring
For millions of people living with chronic conditions like heart failure or type 2 diabetes, the hardest part of care is often…
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Health Systems Invest in Cadence’s $100M Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
Health systems are putting real money behind remote patient monitoring. That is the headline from Cadence’s $100 million Series C raise, led…
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Health Systems Invest in Cadence’s Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
Health systems are putting money into remote patient monitoring. That is the real story behind Cadence’s new $100 million funding round. Spark…
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Community health workers show promise for diabetes, hypertension in Cambodia
PHNOM PENH, June 23 — According to the filing, the record shows a significant interest in exploring the potential of community health…
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How Motivational Interviewing Supports Neurodivergent People
MANILA, June 23 — As communities across Asia continue to grow and learn together, a powerful approach to helping others is gaining…
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Cambodia deploys village health workers to combat rising diabetes and hypertension
PHNOM PENH — Cambodia is betting on a new front line in its fight against two fast-growing chronic diseases: the village health…
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Cambodia turns to village health workers to curb rising diabetes and hypertension
PHNOM PENH — Cambodia is watching a quiet shift in how it fights two growing killers. Type-2 diabetes and hypertension are rising…
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Community health workers bring diabetes care to remote Cambodian villages
PHNOM PENH — The burden sits heaviest on the villages that already have the least. For the Cambodian families who live hours…
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Most New Yorkers Underapply Sunscreen, Leading to Sunburn and Skin Damage
NEW YORK — The math is simple. A quarter to a half of what you need. That is what most people put…
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Most People Use Only Half the Sunscreen Needed for Adequate Protection
Let’s start with a number: most people apply between a quarter and a half of the sunscreen they actually need. That is…
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Health officials find most sunscreen users apply only quarter to half of recommended amount
NEW YORK — It is not that people skip sunscreen. They just use far too little of it. The gap between the…
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MI’s Core Is Attitude, Not Technique, for Neurodivergent Support
The real power in Motivational Interviewing isn’t a technique. It isn’t a script or a checklist. According to the approach defined by…
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Manila Event Highlights Motivational Interviewing’s Role for Neurodivergent Communities
MANILA — The approach called Motivational Interviewing did not emerge from a boardroom or a government policy paper. It came from a…
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Ensign Group Scandal’s True Cost Measured in Patient Care Decline
The real costs in the Ensign Group scandal may not be measured in dollars. They will be measured in days of missed…
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Australia Confirms First H5N1 Case, Shifts from Watchful to Active Response
CANBERRA — A single confirmed case of H5N1 bird flu in Australia has shifted the country’s posture from watchful to active. The…
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H5N1 Case Confirmed in Canberra Triggers New Phase of Disease Response
The confirmation of H5N1 bird flu on Australian soil shifts the country into a new chapter of disease response. Authorities have pledged…
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Australia confirms first H5N1 case, ending years of virus-free status
Australia’s H5N1 case: A long-feared arrival on the continent CANBERRA — For years, public health officials watched the global spread of H5N1…
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Ella Toone becomes Prostate Cancer UK ambassador after father’s death at 59
Every 45 minutes, a man in the UK dies from prostate cancer. That statistic, from Prostate Cancer UK, is the cold arithmetic…
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Lioness Ella Toone becomes Prostate Cancer UK ambassador after father’s death
One man dies from prostate cancer every 45 minutes in the UK. That statistic, from Prostate Cancer UK, is the cold arithmetic…
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WHO Links Obesity to Sleep, Stress, and Hormones, Not Just Overeating
Gurugram — The World Health Organization now ranks obesity among the fastest-growing health threats worldwide. For years, the dominant message has been…
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Experts Say Stress Hormone Cortisol Drives Weight Gain Beyond Diet
Gurugram, June 19 — The number on the scale keeps climbing. The diet looks clean. The workout routine is consistent. Yet for…
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Bowel cancer survivor Adele Roberts details stoma prolapse after fundraiser
Bowel cancer survivor’s stoma struggle laid bare after charity challenge LONDON — Adele Roberts spent an entire night holding her own intestine…
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Adele Roberts describes holding prolapsed stoma overnight after colonoscopy
For Adele Roberts, the simple act of holding her own intestine in place became an all-night vigil. The former I’m a Celebrity…
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