UK study finds ‘very hot’ tea or coffee can increase cancer risk
If I can give those of you who start their day by throwing back a freshly made cup of tea or coffee a word of…
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Why hospital network segmentation projects stall and what that means for patient safety
In a hospital, a security incident is never just an IT problem. When systems go down, patients and caregivers feel the difference. That’s why the…
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Dupilumab Efficacy in ABPA With Asthma
Dupilumab Improves Lung Function DUPILUMAB significantly improved lung function in patients with asthma and allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis (ABPA), according to findings from a phase 2…
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Bed Space, Sharing and Studios Compared
Every prospectus tells you what tuition costs. Almost none of them tell you what a room costs, and that gap causes more mid-semester panic than…
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Could Single Women Soon Get IVF on the NHS in Scotland? Fertility Rules Set for Major Review
Single women could potentially become eligible for NHS-funded IVF in Scotland as part of a major review of fertility treatment access – a move that…
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What the $17 Billion Meta Lawsuit Means for Kids and Social Media
Keeping kids off social media has never been harder thanks to a plethora of platforms that are algorithmically engineered to keep teens scrolling. But if…
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Hands-on with Beyerdynamic’s new gaming headsets at Gamescom
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Behavior Change Isn’t a One-Time Achievement Because Barriers Are Constantly Changing
Dr. Chandra Y. Osborn, CXO, AdhereHealth Health plans have invested heavily in engaging members. Text messages, mobile apps, outbound calls, direct mail and digital portals…
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UK reviews surrogacy firm over rejected insurance claims
The UK government is reviewing a surrogacy firm after complaints that medical insurance claims involving surrogates in Mexico were rejected. The Department of Health and…
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Oliver Jeffers On Train Travel, Creativity, & Kids
For Oliver Jeffers, a train ride is more than a way to get from one place to another—it’s a moving canvas for curiosity, observation, and…
