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  • Why is cancer called cancer? We need to go back to Greco-Roman times for the answer
    Tracing cancer’s roots: From ancient descriptions and treatments to the origins of the word itself, the fight against this persistent disease continues after millennia.

  • To tackle gendered violence, we also need to look at drugs, trauma and mental health
    Australia acts on gender violence with funding for escape support, but experts stress prevention by tackling trauma, substance abuse, and mental health.

  • Bird Flu Is Bad for Poultry and Dairy Cows. It’s Not a Dire Threat for Most of Us — Yet.
    H5N1 bird flu concerns rise as the virus infects dairy cows, with experts monitoring its evolution and potential risk to public health.

  • WHO Overturns Dogma on Airborne Disease Spread. The CDC Might Not Act on It.
    WHO’s landmark report redefines airborne spread of diseases, impacting future health guidelines, amid evidence refuting outdated droplet transmission theories.

  • How community health screenings get more people of color vaccinated
    Health screenings plummet during pandemic, hitting Black and Latine communities hardest; Florida’s CMWP combats disparities with targeted vaccination outreach.

  • What is pathological demand avoidance – and how is it different to ‘acting out’?
    Understanding Pathological Demand Avoidance: Insights into Autism and Strategies for Support.

  • When supplies resume, should governments subsidise drugs like Ozempic for weight loss? We asked 5 experts
    As semaglutide drugs face global shortages, experts weigh in: Should governments fund weight loss treatments like Ozempic? Four out of five say yes.

  • What are heart rate zones, and how can you incorporate them into your exercise routine?
    Maximize workouts using heart rate zones! Learn to optimize training intensity with the three-zone model and balance aerobic and anaerobic exercises for peak performance.

  • Do we really need to burp babies? Here’s what the research says
    Burping babies: a tradition with no research backing? Study reveals it might not ease crying and can increase spitting up.

  • The Lymphatic System Against Cancer & More
    Dive into the vital roles of your lymphatic system, its impact on health, and practical tips to keep it flowing smoothly.

  • Get The Right Help For Your Pain
    Rethink the 1-10 pain scale: Learn the nuances of self-reporting pain and why honest assessment is crucial for effective treatment.

  • Can a drug like Ozempic help treat addictions to alcohol, opioids or other substances?
    Can drugs like Ozempic, initially for diabetes, treat addictions? Experts delve into the potential, mixed evidence from human studies, and what the future holds.

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