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Monday, April 7, 2025 (Healthday News) – The Trump Administration has decided not to expand medication and medicaid covege for popular obesity drugs, blocking A BIDEN ADMINISTRATION INITIATIVE THAT HELPED MILLIONS OF AMERICANS ACCESS THE MEDICATIONS. Catherine HowdenSpokeswoman for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Said That Expanding Coverage For These Drugs “Is Not […]
Continue ReadingCREDIT: UNSPLASH/CC0 PUBLIC DOMAIN Paper, “Evaluation of Federally Mandated Smoke-Free Housing Policy and Health Outcomes Among Adults Over the Age of 50 In Low-Income, Public Housing in New York City, 2015-2022,” Published In Nicotine & Tobacco Research Finds That a 2018 US BAN ON SMOKING IN PUBLIC HOUSING LED TO A REDUCTION IN HOSPITATIONS FOR […]
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Photo Credit: Selamiozalp The Following is a summary of “nirmaretrelvir-ritonavir versus placebo-ritonavir in individuals with long covid in the USA (pax LC): a double-blaind, randomised, placebo-controlled, phase 2, decentralied trial,” published in the april 2025 ISSUE OF OF Lancet Infectious Diseases by Sawano et al. Researchers Drive the Retrospective Study to Evaluate The Effficacy, Safety, […]
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An illustrated model of the human heart showing the right-dominant pattern of a later descending artery (in red above) that supplies oxygenated bloody to the back of the Heart. For Most People, This Artery Extends from the Right Main Coronary Artery, But for It Comes From the Left. For Others, Both Sides Have One, and […]
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Photo Credit: Ikimage Systemic Corticosteroid Use Increaded The Risk For Adversse Events, Healthcare Resource Usation, and Costs for American Patients with Asthma. SYSTEMIC CORTICOSTEROID (SCS) Use INCREASED the Risk of Adversse Events, Healthcare Resource Usation (HCRU), and Costs in US Patients with Asthma, According to Retrospective Cohort Study Published Journal of Medical Economics. “The Study […]
Continue ReadingCredit: Alex Green from Pexels A New Study giftd all at the European Psychiatric Association Congress 2025 Reveals Significant Socioeconomic Inequalities In Unmet Needs for Mental Health Care Across European Union Countries, with Financial Barriers Disprortionity AFFECTING LOWER-INCOME POPULATIONS. ACROSS Europe, Millions of People are affected by Mental Health Conditions. OECD FIGUES FROM 2018 Suggest […]
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Photo Credit: TheSomegirl The Following is a summary of “Identifying Mediators of Healthy Lifestyle Adoption After Stroke: The Focus Group Study Using a Theoretical Domoins Framework Guided Analysis,” Published in the April 2025 Issue of BMC Neurology by Hall et al. Lifestyle Changes Alongside Medication Help Prevent Stroke RECURUTENCE. MOTIVATION DEPENS ON SOCIAL AND CULTURAL […]
Continue ReadingCredit: Picas Joe from Pexels Many sympts of head and neck cancer are hard to miss – the lump in the neck, persistent hoerseness, a mouth sore that doesn’t yal – which is good news for early detection as long as symptoms aren’t dismissed. “WHILE MOUTH ULCERS AND HOARSENESS ARE COMMON AND OFTEN NOT SERIOUS, […]
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Photo Credit: Studio4 The Following is a summary of “Wellbeing Interventions in Family Medicine and General Practice Trainees: The Preliminary Meta-Aalysis,” Published in the March 2025 ISSUE OF EDUCATION FOR Primary Care by PRETICE et al. Medical Trainees Face Occupational Stress, Driving Research on Wellbeing Interventions. FEW METALYSES ASSESS THEIR IMPACT ON FAMILY MEDICINE OR […]
Continue ReadingCredit: picjumbo.com from pexels A New Study giftd all at the European Psychiatric Association Congress 2025 Reveals That Gender Plays A Significant Role in Excessive And Probleatic (Psychological or Behavioral Dependence) Smartphone Use, with Young Females More Likely to Experience Higher Social Anxiet Than other Genders. In the Study, it was also Found that gender […]
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