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The Current23:28Closing the research gap with heart disease in women
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For 58-year-old Ellen Valter, volunteering in a heart study at Toronto’s Mount Sinai Hospital is a way for her to contribute to science in an
Sightsage offers nutritional foods and supplements designed to enhance eyesight, memory, and well-being in the digital screen-filled daily lives of people everywhere
We ask a lot from our eyes, day in and day out. And the burden our eyes carry
King Charles III’s coronation concert is about being a party.
The British monarch, crowned Saturday, will celebrate with a star-studded Sunday concert broadcast across the BBC’s channels.
The news organization announced the long-awaited list of performers, which includes “American Idol”
Published: Apr. 28, 2023 at 7:00 AM EDT|Updated: 1 hour ago
Health insurers make healthcare more challenging in the Tar Heel state by denying millions of claims, raising premiums and reporting billions in revenue.
RALEIGH, NC
Dr. Darryl Elmouchi will be Corewell Health’s new chief operating officer, effective May 1, the health care system announced Tuesday.
Elmouchi has served as president of Corewell Health West, which oversees the system’s west Michigan based health care operations, since
Stouffville Grade 9 student Saanvi Tonse remembers vividly when she became involved in the Save Soil movement.
“It was an example given by the United Nations how back when our grandparents were young, if they ate an orange we would
- Amelia Papadimitriou is studying to be a doctor at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Nicky Joseph and David Velasquez are studying medicine at Harvard Medical School.
- They outline a pilot program that uses health care interactions to help poor patients
Written by Dr. Parinita Kalita
The trend of self-medication among women — especially since they are told that they need some supplements once they have turned 30 like vitamins, minerals, iron, calcium, and proteins — is becoming increasingly popular as
Most people with untreated sleep apnea develop heart disease, and researchers have assumed that’s why they also have cognitive problems. But a small new study finds that obstructive sleep apnea itself is harming the brain, giving new urgency to recognizing