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Some Addiction Treatment Centers Turn Big Profits by Scaling Back Care
Renuka Rayasam and Blake Farmer, Nashville Public Radio Near the end of his scheduled three-month stay at a rehab center...
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Tuning into brainwave rhythms speeds up learning in adults, study finds
Scientists have shown for the first time that briefly tuning into a person’s individual brainwave cycle before they perform...
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Connections between PAD, negative social determinants of health may lead to earlier diagnosis, intervention
Peripheral artery disease, or PAD, in which impaired blood flow to the legs can make walking painful and even lead to amputation,...
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Online forums help those with dementia find missing support and companionship
Online forums for people with dementia provide a much-needed sense of community and hope and fill an important gap in the...
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Ambulance staff announce ANOTHER strike day: February 10 action will affect five regions of England
Ambulance staff announce ANOTHER strike day: February 10 walk-out will affect 999 callers in five regions of England By...
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Experts warn over vaping packaging
Reece, 15, said: “You see it on lots of platforms, such as Tik Tok and Instagram, you see people vaping on the videos.
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School children lost over a THIRD of a year’s learning due to Covid pandemic, study finds
School children lost over a THIRD of a year’s learning due to Covid pandemic, study finds Findings based on analysis...
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Prostate cancer symptoms: Look out for these tell-tale signs
Paul Burrell today opened up about his ‘life-changing’ diagnosis with prostate cancer. The 64-year-old former...
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Man repairs TOOTH with a kit he bought online for £3.99 after failing to get a dentist appointment
A man claims he was forced to repair his own broken tooth using a £3.99 next day delivery dentistry kit he bought online. Antony...
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Doctors ‘should prescribe dementia patients online chat rooms’
Doctors should ‘prescribe’ dementia patients online chat rooms ‘so they can find companionship in battle...
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Backlash over NHS’s 5-step recovery blueprint to avert another devastating winter crisis
A five-point plan that NHS bosses hope will boost capacity and keep more patients out of hospital is unachievable while the...
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ICD detection and treatment of arrhythmias not impacted by MRI: Study
More information: Implantable Defibrillator System Shock Function, Mortality, and Cause of Death After Magnetic Resonance...
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Study unexpectedly finds only 7 health symptoms directly related to ‘long COVID’
In a new study, a team of University of Missouri researchers have made an unexpected discovery: People experiencing long-lasting...
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Biomaterial can be injected intravenously and has potential application in heart attacks, traumatic brain injury
A new biomaterial, which can be injected intravenously, reduces inflammation in tissue and promotes cell and tissue repair....
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Scientists uncover the structure and function of Inmazeb, the first FDA-approved drug for Ebola virus infection
Scientists at La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI) have uncovered the structure and function of the first FDA-approved...
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What you should know about MINOCA, a type of heart attack mostly affecting women
Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women in the U.S., and a type of heart attack called myocardial infarction...
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‘Spleen-on-a-chip’ yields insight into sickle cell disease
Every day, billions of red blood cells pass through the spleen, an organ that is responsible for filtering out old or damaged...
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How healthy are YOU? Take this simple test to calculate your risk of an early death
An online calculator can help Americans estimate their life expectancy. Using a person’s age, height, weight, disease...
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Marburg virus vaccine shows promising results in first-in-human study
A newly published paper in The Lancet shows that an experimental vaccine against Marburg virus (MARV) was safe and induced...
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Bridlington man repairs tooth with plastic and super glue
Mr Watson said he did a search on the internet and there were a range of home dentistry kits on offer. “I picked the...
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Woman died after walking out of Priory Hospital Arnold
Helen Tarry’s body was discovered on farmland on Boxing Day morning, a short distance from the Priory Hospital Arnold,...
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Cost of living: One in five eating food beyond use-by date
Almost a quarter of those asked in the survey, conducted in the four weeks to 18 December, said they had occasionally, hardly...
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Thousands of NHS staff with long Covid risk losing their pay
Her symptoms include chest pain, brain fog, fatigue, joint pain, allergies, heart problems, sinus issues and hearing loss.
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NHS plan: £1bn for hospital beds and ambulance fleet
How are your local NHS services coping this winter? Enter a postcode to find out. Eg ‘B1 1RF’ Last...
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Five reasons why you’re not seeing any results from your work-out
Dragging yourself to the gym and sticking to an intense workout routine is hard on its own. But it’s even harder to...
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Cough medicine link to lethal allergic reaction during surgery
A cough medicine taken by millions of Britons could trigger a lethal allergic reaction in those undergoing operations. Experts...
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Are booze-free tipples really as healthy as you think?
Are booze-free tipples really as healthy as you think? Millions people who took part in Dry January will be congratulating themselves There...
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Radical NHS blueprint promises more beds, 800 new ambulances and video ‘treatment’
More beds, 800 new ambulances, and ‘treatment’ via video calls… the radical blueprint to ease pressure...
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The antivenoms UK health chiefs have stored for some of world’s deadliest creatures
Cobras, black widows, and deathstalkers. They’re just a few of the deadly creatures UK health chiefs think people could...
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Lung cancer symptoms: What are the warning signs?
It’s one of the deadliest forms of cancer, killing tens of thousands in Britain and the US every year. And there are usually...
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The antivenoms UK health chiefs have stored for some of world’s deadliest creatures
Cobras, black widows, and deathstalkers are just a few of the deadly creatures UK health chiefs think people could be bit...
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Would YOU accept less anesthetic during your operation to save the planet?
Researchers are asking doctors to use less anesthesia on their surgery patients in the name of climate change. Doctors from...
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The five secrets to happiness, according to an 80-year study by Harvard
Good relationships are more important than money and success for happiness, a new book based on the longest-running study...
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Five reasons why you’re not seeing any results from your work-out
Dragging yourself to the gym and sticking to an intense workout routine is hard on its own. But it’s even harder to motivate...
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Earwax removal no longer available at GP surgeries—leaving many struggling to hear
Each year, more than 2 million people in the UK have troublesome earwax that needs to be removed. However, more people are...
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Ambulance union baron tells Rishi Sunak to come out of ‘hiding’
Rishi Sunak was today urged to ‘come out of hiding’ by union chiefs who accused him of dodging vital pay negotiations...
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‘Mysterious’ Covid-like respiratory disease kills 21 in Afghanistan
Deja flu: Mystery, Covid-like disease kills 21 in Afghanistan The disease has swept through the Wakhan district over the...
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Artist, 51, plagued by back pain says using dildos has helped ‘immensely’
An artist plagued by unbearable back pain claims sex toys have helped where drugs have failed. Rebecca Evans, from Llwyncelyn...
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Women should get ANNUAL breast cancer scans, claims Government’s women’s health tsar
Women should get ANNUAL breast cancer scans, claims Government’s women’s health tsar UK’s breast screening...
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Why this retreat at Italy’s Palazzo Fiuggi is surely the world’s poshest bootcamp
The concierge at the Palazzo looks me up and down. ‘Are you ready?’ he says. Well, yes, as ready as I will ever be for...