What Causes Obesity? More Science Points to the Brain

Michael Smith struggled with obesity and uncontrollable food cravings for much of his life, as he felt unable to resist unhealthy food despite knowing he should be full. It is mentioned that obesity is often misunderstood and a stubborn condition that doctors have only recently recognized as a disease, with a variety of potential contributing…

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Stanford Residents Get 21% Raise in First Union Contract

Newly unionized resident physicians and fellows at Stanford Health Care in California have reached their first contract with the health system, resulting in a 21% pay increase over 3 years for about 1500 physicians. The deal also includes paid rideshares, fertility benefits, and a new grievance process. All house staff will have access to app-based…

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Revitalize Your Well-Being With These 17 Must-Have Products

The New Year presents an opportunity for a fresh start. To revitalize your well-being, setting goals and arming yourself with the right products is essential. Seventeen products are recommended for a successful journey. BUBS Naturals collagen peptides powder promises to rejuvenate skin and infuse bones with vigor. CareCard’s prescription discount card offers substantial savings on…

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Aspirin Exclusion from antithrobotic regimen safe in advanced HF patients treated with fully magnetically levitated LVAD

In advanced heart failure patients treated with fully magnetically levitated left ventricular assist devices (LVADs), the exclusion of aspirin from antithrombotic therapy appears to be safe. A study found that aspirin exclusion did not increase the risk of adverse events related to stroke or bleeding in these patients. This suggests that using only an antiplatelet…

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WeightWatchers Launches New GLP-1 Support Program

WeightWatchers has launched a new program to support people taking GLP-1 medications, as well as a WeightWatchers Clinic offering medication management and access to a care team. The GLP-1 program provides daily nutritional and activity targets, recommended foods, recipes, food and activity tracking, a digital community, virtual workshops and access to coaches. The WeightWatchers Clinic…

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Beacon Hospital Annual GP Study Morning

Beacon Hospital will be hosting its Annual GP Study Morning on January 20th, 2024, with both in-person and online attendance options available. The event will focus on the theme “Cancer MDT Between Consultant & GP” and will feature top cancer specialists from the hospital. Attendees can earn 6.5 CPD points and 1 day of GMS…

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In Nonvalvular Atrial Fibrillation, a History of Cancer Affects Stroke, Bleeding Risk

A study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that patients with nonvalvular atrial fibrillation (NVAF) and certain types of cancer have increased risks of stroke and bleeding. The risk for thromboembolic disease and arterial thromboembolism is associated with most cancer types, along with some chemotherapy regimens. The study assessed data from…

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Ask the Expert: The ME/CFS Mystery

A study has found that people with ME/CFS may suffer from cellular stress, leading to muscle fatigue. This stress interferes with their ability to convert oxygen and glucose into energy, causing difficulties in replenishing energy stores in the muscles. Dr. Paul Hwang, who led the study, stumbled upon this connection while researching the regulation of…

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