A public health experts explains the short-term and long-term public health consequences of the war in Iran and Lebanon.
Category: 5. Health
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How The War In Iran And Lebanon Impacts Public Health
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CMS All-In On Using ‘Big Stick’ To Make Value-Based Care New Paradigm
CMS intends to use the $1.2 trillion in provider payment it controls to push whole menu of value-based care programs.
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Pistons Star Cade Cunningham To Miss ‘Extended Time’ With Collapsed Lung
Pistons Star Cade Cunningham To Miss ‘Extended Time’ With Collapsed Lung
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A New Front Line: How AI And Other Innovations Are Transforming The Fight Against TB
With determined leadership and smart use of current and future innovations, we can sustain momentum and accelerate progress toward ending TB.
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Health insurance jargon can be frustrating and confusing – here’s how to navigate it
Since the Affordable Care Act subsidies expired at the end of 2025, Americans have undoubtedly been encountering a great deal of confusing information surrounding health care costs and insurance plans.
From five-figure deductibles to…
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The best strength training plan might be simpler than you think
The first major update to resistance training recommendations in 17 years delivers a straightforward message. Even small amounts of resistance training can improve strength, increase muscle size, enhance power, and support overall physical…
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Scientists discover tiny rocket engines inside malaria parasites
- The malaria parasite is packed with tiny crystals that spin nonstop, a strange behavior that puzzled scientists for decades.
- Researchers have now discovered that these crystals are powered by the breakdown of hydrogen peroxide, a reaction…
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Cutting sweet foods doesn’t reduce cravings or improve health
A new clinical trial found that adjusting how sweet a person’s diet is does not affect how much they enjoy sweet foods. Whether people ate more or less sweet-tasting items, their preference for sweetness stayed the same.
The study also found no…
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You don’t need to lose weight to reverse prediabetes, study finds
For years, preventing diabetes has been closely tied to one main goal: losing weight. However, new research challenges that long-standing assumption.
People diagnosed with prediabetes — a condition affecting up to one in three adults depending…
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The $12 Million Medical Fraud That Put Patients At Risk
Prosecutors say that patients at an Alaska-based clinic were underdosed, injected with free or expired drugs, and billed for full doses. Now, the doctor who was calling the shots is going to jail.
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