MDoffice ♥️Cannabis A Drop of Cannabis Oil Could Land This Pennsylvania Woman in Jail The Daily Beast - Eli Hager This story was published in partnership with The Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization covering the U.S. criminal justice system. Sign up …
MDoffice ♥️Nutrition Is the juice diet the ultimate health fix or fad? Harper's BAZAAR - Medically reviewed by Dr Juliet McGrattan (MBChB) and words by Claire ChamberlainIf you're hoping to lose a few pounds in a hurry, a diet based on fruit and vegetables might sound like the perfect solution. But before you dust off that juicer, following such a restrictive and low-calorie
MDoffice ♥️Health Care Private insurance is the health industry's pot of gold Axios - Bob Herman Private health insurance is a conduit for exploding health care spending, and there's no end in sight. The big picture: Most politicians defend this …
MDoffice ♥️Medicine The US FDA approved more drugs than ever in the last decade Quartz - Katherine Ellen FoleyThe US Food and Drug Administration, the regulatory body that authorizes drugs to be sold on the market, approved more drugs annually on average in the last decade than it did in the decades starting 1990
MDoffice ♥️Sleep Medically Speaking, There’s Such a Thing as Sleeping Too Much VICE - Julia RiesWe know that chronic sleep deprivation can mess with our health, but researchers are uncovering that too much sleep can be a big problem, too. New research published in the journal Neurology on Wednesday
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MDoffice ♥️Cancer New "Achilles Heel" for Blood Cancers Identified realclearscience.com - Ingo Ringshausen Cancer of the immune system, called lymphoma or leukaemia, generally affects the entire body’s bone marrow and lymph nodes. Because these types of …
MDoffice ♥️Beauty How to Get Rid of Pimples on Your Butt, According to Dermatologists Prevention - Korin Miller In a perfect world, your butt would be baby smooth. In reality, butt acne happens to pretty much everyone. Butt acne (or buttne, as it’s sometimes …
MDoffice ♥️Mental Health Understanding the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Trauma Parents Magazine - Beth Ann Mayer Childhood trauma can have devastating outcomes in adulthood, including health problems like heart disease or substance abuse disorders. But here's …
MDoffice ♥️Lifestyle We Asked 3 Nutritionists for Their Best Healthy Gut Tip…and They All Said the Same Thing PureWow If you’re at all checked in to the world of wellness, you know that gut health is a very buzzy topic right now. Keeping up with your microbiome is …
MDoffice ♥️Technology Your Fitbit could help health officials predict flu outbreaks in real-time CNN - By Allen Kim, CNN(CNN) — That Fitbit you've been wearing could be doing a lot more than tracking your trips to the store. It may help health officials stop the flu from spreading, too. Researchers working at the Scripps
MDoffice ♥️Medicine New 2020 CPT codes recognize E/M work that happens online American Medical Association - Andis Robeznieks Much attention is, rightly, going to the major overhaul of evaluation and management (E/M) office visit codes that will take effect in 2021 and is …
MDoffice ♥️Public Health Why People Under 40 Aren’t Making It a Priority to Get a Flu Shot Healthline - Bob Curley Millennials in the United States are the least likely to get vaccinated against the flu. The American Academy of Family Physicians says that lack of …
MDoffice ♥️Sepsis 1 in 5 deaths globally are due to sepsis, study says -- many more than previously estimated CNN - By Jen Christensen, CNN(CNN) — Worldwide sepsis infections and deaths are double what was previously estimated, a new study says. Sepsis also remains the most common cause of in-hospital deaths in the United States, costing
MDoffice ♥️Finance Why Not Both?: A New Approach To Caring For Our Aging Loved Ones Forbes - Andrea DeluciaWhen it comes to securing long-term care for our loved ones, many families find themselves in a crisis. My family was no exception. When my grandmother was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer, my aunt
MDoffice ♥️Medicine What medical residents need to know about fraud-and-abuse laws American Medical Association - Marck Zarefsky It is easy for medical residents to be intimidated by the specter of fraud-and-abuse laws. After all, filing false insurance claims to Medicare, …
MDoffice ♥️Medicine These 5 AMA member benefits help medical students thrive American Medical Association - Brendan Murphy The AMA is with its members every step of the way. For medical students, that means the AMA provides resources to thrive—academically and in charting …
MDoffice ♥️Health Confusion and hype over 'digital health' overshadows J.P. Morgan health conference CNBC - Christina Farr Thousands of health executives descended on San Francisco this week for the annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference to pitch their companies, forge …
MDoffice ♥️CBD Debunking 7 Common Myths About CBD thefreshtoast.com Instead of simply believing the current hype around CBD, do a bit of research and learn how to separate fact from fiction. As the CBD market continues …
MDoffice ♥️Medicine When It Comes to Some Medical Treatment, Researchers Find Less Is More TIME - Jamie DucharmeBeyond its effects on the body, medical care can be a balm for the mind. Extensive treatment can feel like a promise that doctors have done everything possible. But that perceived security can come at
MDoffice ♥️Aging Scientists Discover 4 Distinct Patterns of Aging Live Science - Nicoletta Lanese Some people's hearts stay strong well into their 60s, but their kidneys begin to fail. Others may have the kidneys of a 30-year-old but fall victim …
MDoffice ♥️Cancer My Doctor Told Me to Seek Hospice Care. Instead, I Got a Second Opinion – and I'm Still Alive. U.S. News & World Report - Linda Boyed A beach vacation is supposed to be a relaxing trip. In 2016, I visited Hawaii with my husband and son. We hiked through the beautiful scenery, …
MDoffice ♥️New York City Patient Who Questioned 'Blank Check' Financial Liability Form Turned Away Right Before Medical Procedure gothamist.com - Caroline Lewis Filling out paperwork is par for the course when visiting the doctor. But there may be some forms patients aren’t expected to read too closely. Chet …
MDoffice ♥️Digital Health How Precision Consumption Can Improve Consumer Health And Well-Being Forbes - World Economic ForumBy Zara Ingilizian, Head of Future of Consumption, World Economic Forum Non-communicable diseases (NCDs), driven by a combination of genetic, physiological, environmental and behaviour factors, account
MDoffice ♥️Heart Attacks Doctors Confirm Period Cramps Are as Painful as a Heart Attack (and No Woman on Earth Is Surprised) PureWow One week out of every month, you can find us eating everything in sight and cursing to the gods above while doubled over in pain. Yep, menstrual …
MDoffice ♥️Dementia 7 rules to reduce your risk of Alzheimer’s and keep your brain healthy MarketWatch - By Jennifer Nelson During the last Alzheimer’s disease support meeting I attended at my mother’s assisted living center, I sheepishly asked if anyone else was worried …
MDoffice ♥️Medicine New Harvard study fights fat with salty, icy injections newatlas.com - Michael Irving It sure sounds like a pop-up ad you’d see online, but scientists have created and tested a new treatment that melts away belly fat. The new …
MDoffice ♥️Wellness Dieting Will Kill You Faster Than Obesity. Here’s What to Do Instead. Fatherly - Julia Savacool Forget about Keto, Paleo, and Atkins. If your goal is better health and a smaller gut, there's a better way. Here’s one that will make you rejoice and …
MDoffice ♥️Cancer Healthy Living After Prostate Cancer Treatment U.S. News & World Report - S. Adam Ramin, M.D. Finishing treatment for prostate cancer can be both a relief and anxiety-provoking time in a man’s life, as well as the lives of his caregivers and …
