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Workplace Injuries and Mental Health
Recent research has shown that people who get injured at work tend to have worse mental health outcomes than those who are injured outside of
Recent research has shown that people who get injured at work tend to have worse mental health outcomes than those who are injured outside of
Imagine walking into a hospital, not just to see doctors and nurses, but also a friendly Labrador wagging its tail, ready to brighten someone’s day. At Rose
🚨 The Cortisol Craze Online “Cortisol detoxing” is gaining traction on social media, with influencers pushing diets, supplements, and testing to lower the “stress hormone.”
A long-term study has found that higher calcium intake, whether from food or supplements, is linked to a lower risk of colorectal cancer (CRC). This
Artificial intelligence is making waves in medicine, and it could soon help detect Alzheimer’s disease earlier than ever. Researchers at Drexel University found that AI
Supplementing with vitamin D and calcium can help lower both systolic and diastolic blood pressure in older adults with overweight, especially those with a BMI
Discontinuing denosumab treatment for osteoporosis, even with a transition to zoledronate, leads to significant bone mineral density (BMD) loss in the lumbar spine within a
The preference for less sweet beverages after bariatric surgery appears to be linked to a reduced brain reward response to sweet tastes, without affecting sensory
A 48-week regimen of oral semaglutide for patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D) significantly reduced body weight and improved markers of liver health, including liver
Most of us have been there: you plan to play just a few rounds of a game, and the next thing you know, hours have