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  • Increase in online ADHD diagnoses for kids poses ethical questions

    Ontario clinics now offer virtual ADHD assessments and prescriptions, raising ethical concerns about privatization and potential over-diagnosis.
  • Stay away from collarium sunbeds to avoid the big risk of collapsing with a bad tan.

    What are ‘collarium’ sunbeds? Here’s why you should stay away

    Sunbeds banned in Australia rebranded as “collariums” with claims of safety and collagen stimulation. Experts warn of risks and ineffective benefits.
  • Feminist narratives are being hijacked to market medical tests not backed by evidence

    Feminist language is being used to market unproven health interventions to women, risking harm and medicalization. Let’s ensure empowerment isn’t hijacked.
  • Running or yoga can help beat depression, research shows – even if exercise is the last thing you feel like

    Exercise is a powerful tool for treating depression. Walk, run, lift, or dance your way to better mental health. Stick with it for lasting results.
  • Hair-Loss Remedies, By Science

    Combat hair loss with finasteride, spironolactone, and minoxidil. Effective remedies for both men and women. Consult your doctor for more information.
  • At The Heart Of Women’s Health

    Women’s heart health is often overlooked, leading to higher mortality rates. Lack of knowledge, confidence, and attention are contributing factors. Let’s change that.
  • In Crisis, She Went to an Illinois Facility. Two Years Later, She Still Isn’t Able to Leave.

    Illinois’ state-run mental health facilities have a long history of abuse and neglect, leaving patients like Kaleigh Rogers trapped and without proper care.
  • A new emergency procedure for cardiac arrests aims to save more lives – here’s how it works

    New Zealand adopts groundbreaking procedure for cardiac arrest patients, potentially doubling survival rates for those not responding to standard treatment.
  • Do We Simply Not Care About Old People?

    The covid-19 pandemic exposed America’s lack of care for older adults, but the outrage and actions needed to address the issue have been lacking.
  • Women take more antidepressants after divorce than men but that doesn’t mean they’re more depressed

    Women may struggle more with later-life divorce and break-ups, experiencing a significant increase in antidepressant use compared to men. However, it’s important to consider other factors and individual experiences.

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