HHS’s Failure to Decarbonize the Healthcare Industry (Part 1) – The Health Care Blog
By DAVID INTROCASO The Problem From an anthropocentric perspective, the climate crisis is fundamentally a threat to human health and survival. The US…
Should You Try Lymphatic Walking to Help With Puffiness and Low Energy?
Is Lymphatic Walking Better Than Regular Walking? Research studies haven’t specifically investigated the effects of lymphatic walking. But…
Coffee, tea and dementia risk: does your daily brew help?
Whether it’s the first coffee of the morning or a comforting cup of tea in the afternoon, many of us rely on these daily rituals to help us…
Shea Butter Lotion Bar Sticks
On average women use about 19 bodycare products a day that contain an estimated 500+ different chemicals. In college my bathroom was filled…
How a Medicare Advantage Runaround Nearly Cost a Senior His Sight – The Health Care Blog
By FRANK LEAHY On a gray February morning, I sat in my office in Inverness, in rural northern California, with the phone pressed to my ear,…
When Should We Rely on Observational Studies?
How legitimate is the common corporate criticism of the scientific nutrition literature that the credibility of observational studies is…
Why Eating More May Help You Lose Weight
When it comes to losing weight, the messaging is often centered around one thing: cutting back- eat fewer calories, cut carbs, skip dessert,…
Is College Worth It? Why I’m Asking New Questions
As a high schooler and for most of my adult life, I assumed college was simply the next step. So much of my education was focused on preparing…
K-Beauty Experts Say These Trends Are Replacing the 10-Step Routine
If you still associate K-beauty with a 10-step regimen, you’re only getting part of the story. Sheet masks, pimple patches and double…
Why AI scribes are a malpractice risk, according to experts
Listen to the article 6 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Lured by promises of time savings and more…