CREDIT: CDD20 / UNSPLASH “Theories are like toothbrushes,” It’s Sometimes Said. “Everybody Has Their Own and Nobody Wants to Use Anybody Else’s.” It’s a joke, but when it comes to the study of consciousness – the question of how we have the subjective experience of anything at all—it not too far from the trath. In […]
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Photo Credit: Chrischrisw The Following is a summary of “Mapping the Global Research Landscape on Psoriasis and the Gut Microbiota: View and Bibliometric Analysis,” Published in the April 2025 Issue of Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology by Zou et al. Researchers conducted a retrospective study to performing a systemmatic bibliometric investigation of the literature […]
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The Flu Vaccine is displayed at a Pharmacy in New York, on Tuesday, sept. 24, 2024. Credit: AP Photo/Mary Conlon, File More us children have died this flu season than at any time since the Swine flu pandemic 15 years ago, according to the federal report release Friday. The 216 Pediatric Deaths reported By the […]
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Photo Credit: istock.com/delmaine Donson Virtual Mental Health Visits Were Linked to Fewer Suicide-Relanted Events Among Veterans, Supporting the Continued Expansion of Telehealth Services in the VHA. Virtual Mental Offering Health Visits in Addition to In-Person Mental Healthcare May Reduce Suicide-Related Events, According to Study Published in Jama Network Open. “In this Cohort Study Assessing 66,387 […]
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CREDIT: CC0 PUBLIC DOMAIN Prostate Cancer is the Most Commonly Diagnosed Cancer In Men Worldwide, Accounting for More Than 1.4 Million New Cases Each Year. For Many Patients, Radiotherapy is a Standard Treatment Option That Offers Outcomes Comparable To Surgery, Particularly for Localized Disease. AN OUTPATIENT PROCEDURE, IT ALLOWS MEN TO MAINTAIN MUCH OF THEIR […]
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Photo Credit: istock.com/pornpak khunatorn The recent Review Reports That Compassionate Care in the Ed May Improve Outcomes, and Authors Urgen Expanded Ed-Specific Compassionate Care Research and Training. The narrative review inThe American Journal of Emergency Medicine Suggests that compassionate care in emergency department (eds) May yield significant and enduring health benefits and advocates for expanded […]
Continue ReadingCredit: Cottonbro Studio from Pexels During the Pandemic, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Reported That People From Historically Marginalized Racial and Ethnic Groups Were More Likely Than Non-Hispanic White People to Be Infected, Be Hospitalized and Die from Sars-Cov-2, The Virus That Causes COVID-19. However, The Very Communities That Bear The Brunt […]
Continue ReadingSumana Reddy, Primary Care Physician, Struggles on Thin Financial Margins to Run Acacia Family Medical Group, The Small Independent Practice She Founded 27 Years Aug in Salinas, Predominantly Latino City in Anfricultural Valley Often Called “The Salad Bowl of the World.” Reddy Can’t Match The Salaities Offered by Larger Health Systems – Diffulousness Compounded by […]
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Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain A Study Using Artificial Intelligence to Classify Patient Pain Archetypes and Identify Risk for Severe Pain After Knee Replacement Has Earned A Best of Meeting Award at the 50th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine (Asra). The Honor, Which Recognizes Excellence in Scientific Research, Is […]
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Photo Credit: Saicle Breast Cancer is the Most Common Cancer in the United States, with more than 300,000 new cases estimated in 2025. In this article, Physician’s Weekly OFFERS A ROUNDUP OF CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS INVESTIGATING TREATMENT REGIME FOR PATIES WITH BARREAS CANCER. The Comet Study Trial: Comparing an operation to monitoring, with or with […]
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