En California, la cobertura de salud ampliada a inmigrantes choca con las revisiones de Medicaid

Antonio Abundis, un padre de tres hijos diagnosticado con leucemia, perdió su cobertura de Medi-Cal en julio pasado debido a una nueva verificación de elegibilidad en California. Esta situación se ha visto reflejada en cientos de miles de latinos que han sido desafiliados de Medi-Cal, lo que ha generado dificultades para reestablecer la cobertura. Algunos…

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The Future of Major Depressive Disorder Treatments

In the last 20 years, treatment options for major depressive disorder have significantly improved. Advances in evidence-based treatment have led to the development of more selective antidepressants with fewer side effects. Psychotherapy combined with drug therapy, such as newer medications like citalopram and escitalopram, is found to be the most effective. Newer treatments like ketamine…

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Few Childhood Cancer Survivors Get Recommended Screenings

The study found that most survivors of childhood cancer in Ontario, Canada do not meet surveillance guidelines for screening adult cancers or other long-term adverse effects of treatment. Only 53% followed recommendations for cardiomyopathy screening, 13% for colorectal cancer screening, and 6% for breast cancer screening. The risk for developing secondary cancers is high among…

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Imagine Seeing Faces Like Demons? Know Rare Condition Behind Distorted Visual Perception

Prosopometamorphopsia (PMO) is a rare neurological disorder that distorts facial perception, causing individuals to see demonic-like faces. It has been reported in fewer than 100 cases and is often misdiagnosed as schizophrenia. The condition stems from dysfunction in the brain’s facial processing network and can be triggered by head trauma, stroke, epilepsy, or migraines. A…

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