Canada’s government announced that it will cover the full cost of contraception for women as part of a major health care reform. This initiative will include popular contraceptive methods such as IUDs, contraceptive pills, hormonal implants, and the day-after pill for nine million Canadian women. The plan, unveiled in February, aims to be the largest…
New research presented at the European Congress on Obesity identifies the optimal body weight range for adults with type 2 diabetes to minimize the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. Maintaining a BMI of 23-25 kg/m² was best for those aged 65 or younger, while a BMI of 26-28 kg/m² was ideal for those over…
In this article, the importance of having a positive mindset towards sleep is emphasized. Many times, negative thoughts and anxiety can lead to poor sleeping habits and insomnia. Changing the way you think about sleep can make a big difference in your ability to rest well. It’s important to not let one bad night impact…
Eli Lilly and Company has launched a direct-to-consumer advertising campaign for their obesity and type 2 diabetes drug, tirzepatide, urging people not to use anti-obesity medications outside of FDA indications. The campaign, including an ad called “Big Night,” aims to address the misuse of these drugs for cosmetic weight loss rather than their intended purpose….
JnK Board is now accepting online applications for Bsc Nursing, Paramedical, and Technology courses. The details for these courses can be found on their website. By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies for analytics, advertising, and site improvement. To learn more about how cookies are used and to adjust…
During the Covid-19 pandemic, a continuous enrollment provision prevented states from disenrolling Medicaid beneficiaries regardless of eligibility. When this provision ended a year ago, states began redetermining eligibility. Disenrollment rates vary by state, with 19.2 million people disenrolled from Medicaid, while 40.6 million had coverage renewed. Experts note challenges with eligibility systems and concerns for…
A study conducted in Ireland found that a traditional method of mastectomy surgery for breast cancer is as safe and effective as newer technologies, with no significant difference in outcomes for patients. The research compared two types of electrosurgical devices commonly used during mastectomy. The study, conducted at the RCSI Beaumont Cancer Centre, showed that…
A study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that moderate to vigorous physical activity during childhood was associated with less cardiac work in adolescence, while increased sedentary time during childhood led to greater cardiac work in adolescence. The study, which tracked data from 153 participants aged 6 to 8 years, concluded…
President Biden’s push to revitalize technology-based industries, focusing on semiconductors and electric vehicles, should also include the life sciences sector. This industry encompasses biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and more, competing globally with other nations investing heavily in their own industries. A bipartisan effort is needed to support a more active industrial policy in the life…
A global effort to reduce sugar intake due to its harmful effects on health, including diseases like heart disease, obesity, diabetes, tooth decay, and some cancers, has been initiated. Sugar is a type of naturally occurring sweet-tasting molecule found in fruits, vegetables, plants, and milk. Excessive sugar consumption can lead to metabolic dysfunction and other…
