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The Rare and Haunting Reality of Walking Corpse Syndrome, aka Cotard's Syndrome
What Is Walking Corpse Syndrome? Walking Corpse Syndrome, also known as Cotard's syndrome, is a rare neuropsychiatric condition in which...
Ameisha Khan
Jan 192 min read


Emulsifiers: Increasing longevity for everything but the consumer.
Our gastro-intestinal microbiota plays a major role in our lives, from our digestive health and how well we are able to absorb nutrients,...
meganmcdevitt0
Jan 194 min read


The rise of Virtual Healthcare
By: Maya Adam Can you imagine a new era of healthcare that's online? Well, that's exactly what's happening with the rise of virtual care...
Maya Adam
Jan 193 min read


The intersection of nature and mental health
Natural remedy, available everywhere. An ideal relationship with nature, often termed “connectedness” by researchers, refers to having an...
Callie Tse
Jan 192 min read


Warm Up Your Health for the Long and Cold Winters
As the winter comes in full force with a dip in the temperature, we may also notice a dip in our mood and energy. This dip in mood and...
Aaminah Najmus Sahar
Jan 193 min read


Smoothies - A Potential Diet Superpower
By Cecile Adkins EdD, RDN, LDN Registered and Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist Smoothies are popular and convenient. Whether...
ceciledietitian
Jan 198 min read


Does Toothpaste Really Clear Up Pimples?
We’ve all heard the advice: “Just dab a little toothpaste on that pimple, and it’ll go away overnight!” But is there any truth to this...
Amanda Landeros
Jan 192 min read


Can Your Skin Tell You Your Health Status?
Acne that persists into adulthood, especially around the chin or jawline, may indicate a hormonal imbalance. Fluctuations in hormones,...
Amanda Landeros
Jan 192 min read


Does Having Wet Hair Really Make You Sick?
It’s a common belief: if you go outside with wet hair in the cold, you’ll catch a cold. But is there any truth to this idea? Let’s break...
Amanda Landeros
Jan 192 min read


Does Chicken Soup Really Help When You’re Sick?
Chicken soup has been the go-to remedy for colds and flu for generations, but is there any truth behind its reputation as a miracle cure?...
Amanda Landeros
Jan 192 min read


Telemedicine: Your Guide to Modern Healthcare from Home
In the past few years, telemedicine has transformed how we access healthcare. This digital innovation allows you to consult with doctors...
Sachin M Chaudary
Jan 194 min read


The Intersection of AI, Informatics and Continuing Medical Education
Embracing Innovation in CME with AI and Informatics The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) and medical informatics has...
Milini Mingo
Jan 57 min read


How Does Machine Learning Improve Brain Tumor Segmentation in MRI Scans?
Figure: Brain Tumour Segmentation with Different Labels "Segmentation of brain tumor MRI using machine learning" refers to the process...
misshunzlazahid
Jan 33 min read


What is the role of nurses in health care?
Nurses have an important role when it comes to patient care and hospital functionality. They are flexible and are able to help with...
Arohi Bharambe
Jan 21 min read


Why annual checkups matter: The role of preventive care
Do annual checkups really matter? Annual physical exams are the foundation for preventative care. They are important for anyone older...
Callie Tse
Jan 12 min read


Cancer vaccine - Is it the ultimate solution?
Russia's health ministry has announced that it has created an m-RNA cancer vaccine that would be given to people at no cost. Instead of...
Heba Salah
Dec 312 min read


Understanding Rotavirus: Symptoms, Transmission, and Prevention
Rotavirus is one of the most common causes of severe diarrhea and vomiting in young children, especially babies under the age of five....
abeez_abin
Dec 30, 20244 min read


Unmasking Chronic Rhinosinusitis: A Persistent Challenge in Respiratory Health
"Chronic Sinus Troubles? From diagnosis to relief, explore how medical care and lifestyle tips can help you breathe easier!" Introduction...
Dhanvin Raj Puppala
Dec 30, 20244 min read


Do You Really Need Sunscreen in Winter?
When the temperature drops and the skies turn gray, it’s easy to assume sunscreen can go into hibernation. After all, sunscreen is a...
Amanda Landeros
Dec 30, 20242 min read


Natural Remedies: A Friend or Foe?
As a community pharmacist, I often witness a peculiar trend: the romanticization of natural remedies and the vilification of "chemical"...
nazek hashem
Dec 29, 20244 min read
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