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On May 7, 1905, Mid Mercantile, near Spokane, burned to the ground. A stable boy, Melville Logan, notices the fire while removing horses nearby. He recalls seeing a woman standing across from the blazing structure, fully clothed, silently watching, taking no action. Later, he told police her facial expression seemed more consistent with grim contentment. … Read more
The University of Idaho College of Medicine program director told members of the Idaho Legislature’s budgeting committee on Friday that he continues to struggle with few in-state residence options for graduating students, contributing to Idaho’s longstanding problem of having the fewest physicians. per 100,000 people. The Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho Regional Medical Education … Read more
Researchers at the FSU Institute for Digital Health and Innovation (IDHI) have been awarded a $72.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to redesign and improve HIV prevention and care interventions in US adolescents and young adults. Florida State University has been awarded a $72.7 million grant from the National Institutes of … Read more
The psychosocial burden of cutaneous (cutaneous) disorders in children and adolescents is heavy. Children and adolescents with various skin conditions are more likely to experience depression, stigmatization, bullying, and suicide at rates nearly twice as high as those without these conditions. Acne vulgaris, alopecia areata, atopic dermatitis (eczema), psoriasis and vitiligo, among others, represent five … Read more
New data from the American Heart Association highlights the major impact of COVID-19 on cardiovascular health and mortality rates during the first year of the pandemic. The annual statistical report revealed that at least 928,741 Americans died of causes related to cardiovascular disease in 2020. That marks the largest one-year increase since 2015 and surpasses … Read more
The term “Ozempic face” was coined and used on social media to describe what some people say is an aged or emaciated look on the faces of people using the drug. The hashtag #Ozempicface is providing scores of results on social media platforms like TikTok, and some dermatologists say they’re seeing this phenomenon in their … Read more
a The patient-led digital platform that enables low-income Americans with chronic health conditions to order the diet foods and support they need announced Thursday that it has closed a $2.1 million seed investment. finance Market free – one of Stratland News’ Kansas City Emerging to Watch in 2023 – allows the company to enhance its … Read more
“In order to feel good, we have to practice feeling happy. And laughter is one of the most cost-effective ways to do that,” says psychologist Natalie Datelo. Credit: Harvard Gazette funny feeling? That’s a good thing, says Natalie Dattilo. He has a lot to laugh about, says the former director of psychology at Brigham and … Read more
Dr. Lauren R. Natbony to be the principal investigator VANCOUVER, BC – (Newsfile Corp. – January 26, 2023) – Lobe Sciences Ltd. (CSE: LOBE) (OTCQB: LOBEF) (“Lobe” or the “Company”), a North American biopharmaceutical company committed to the discovery and development of patient-centered psychedelic-derived medicines for neurological and brain diseases, announced today that it has … Read more
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