Public Use of Complementary Medicine for Children in Saudi Arabia … – Cureus
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Month: October 2023
The Fight Over AIDS-Relief Program PEPFAR Could Have Far-Reaching Consequences
Congress narrowly avoided—at least for now—a federal shutdown thanks to a stopgap funding bill approved on Sept. 30. But throughout the whirlwind of activity on Capitol Hill to keep the government running, the deadline passed to reauthorize a vital global health program that’s been credited over the last two decades with saving more than 25 … Read more
How U.S. Hospitals Undercut Public Health
This article was originally published in Undark Magazine. Health care in the United States — the largest industry in the world’s largest economy — is notoriously cost inefficient, consuming substantially more money per capita to deliver far inferior outcomes relative to peer nations. What is less widely recognized is that the health care industry is … Read more
Revitalize Health: A Look at PEMF, Rife, and Other Alternative … – Intelligent Living
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Medical Mysteries: Were wedding jitters making her sick?
A young woman’s stubborn weight gain and sudden severe anxiety were attributed to pre-wedding stress by her doctors. The cause was far more dangerous. View original article Contributor: Sandra G. Boodman
Her Strange Blisters Wouldn’t Go Away. What Was It?
It started with a bout of dry, itchy skin. Soon everything hurt. A specialist found a way to find some relief. View original article Contributor: Lisa Sanders, M.D.
Feeling Terrible After Your Covid Shot? Then It’s Probably Working.
Fever, chills and fatigue may all be signs of vigorous antibody production, a new study finds. View original article Contributor: Apoorva Mandavilli
More Americans Are Living to 100. Get Ready for the Super-Aging Era
It’s a startling projection that conveys an astonishing new American reality: One in every two five-year-olds alive right now will live to 100. That’s according to researchers at Stanford University’s Center on Longevity, who believe a century-long life expectancy will be the norm for all newborns by 2050—less than three decades from now. Not to … Read more
Kaiser Permanente strike hits classic labor issues in post-pandemic era
For one union member, working at Kaiser has involved stagnant wages, understaffing and the need to take a second job as the cost of living has risen. View original article Contributor: Aaron Gregg
Kaiser Permanente Health Workers Near End of Strike
Friday was the third day of a walkout for thousands of health care employees. No new contract talks were scheduled until next week. View original article Contributor: Emily Baumgaertner and Reed Abelson