Health

2025 Korea Disability Health Conference: Advancing Healthcare Access & Rights Through Multidisciplinary Community Care

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Multidisciplinary Disability‑Health Teams: The Blueprint for Future Care Across the globe, health systems are shifting from siloed services to integrated, community‑based models that place people with disabilities at the center. The recent winter symposium hosted by the Korean Association of Health‑Care for Persons with Disabilities highlighted how multidisciplinary primary‑care teams can turn policy promises into … Read more

Doctors warn heart attack risk rises during the holidays

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Why the Holiday Season Amplifies Heart Risk During the festive months, stress, disrupted sleep, and richer meals converge to create a perfect storm for the cardiovascular system. Cardiologists like Dr. Michelle Dew notice a measurable spike in heart‑related emergencies around Christmas and New Year’s Day. Seasonal Stressors That Tax the Heart Family gatherings, gift‑buying deadlines, … Read more

Simple diet that acts as natural Ozempic to trick your brain into feeling full… curbing food noise and supercharging weight-loss: NUTRITION TWINS

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Why the Food‑Based “Natural Ozempic” is Gaining Momentum Health‑savvy consumers are shifting from pricey injectable GLP‑1 drugs to food‑centric strategies that coax the body to make more of its own glucagon‑like peptide‑1 (GLP‑1). The hormone regulates appetite, slows gastric emptying and boosts insulin sensitivity – the same benefits touted by brand‑name products such as Ozempic, … Read more

Man’s extreme energy drink habit leads to concerning medical discovery, doctors say

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Why Energy Drinks Are Under the Microscope: Lessons from a Stroke Case Recent medical research has highlighted a startling link between excessive energy‑drink consumption and serious cardiovascular events. A case report from Nottingham University Hospitals documented a middle‑aged man who suffered an ischemic thalamic stroke after drinking eight cans of caffeine‑rich energy drinks daily. The … Read more

Certified nutrition and health coach’s go-to breakfast

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Why High‑Fiber, High‑Protein Breakfasts Are the Next Big Food Trend Morning meals that fuse protein and fiber are no longer a niche habit—they’re becoming a mainstream nutrition strategy. As busy professionals, students, and families search for ways to sustain energy, focus, and gut health, a simple yogurt bowl or oat‑based bowl is emerging as the … Read more

Tanning beds found to trigger cancer-causing DNA damage

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Why Tanning Beds Are Becoming a Public‑Health Flashpoint Recent research published in Science Advances confirms what dermatologists have warned for decades: people who regularly use indoor tanning devices are almost three times more likely to develop melanoma than non‑users. The study also identified the exact DNA‑mutation patterns that UV‑rich tanning beds imprint on melanocytes, the … Read more

Why you get constipated when you travel – and how to prevent it from ruining your holiday

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Why Your Gut Gets Stuck in the Air: The Science Behind Travel Constipation When you step off a long‑haul flight and feel the urge to “hold it in,” you’re not just being dramatic – you’re experiencing a medically recognised condition known as travel‑induced constipation. According to Dr Chok Aik Yong of Aelius Surgical Centre, the problem … Read more

Utah students report improved mental health, less substance use

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Why Utah’s Recent Student Health Survey Matters for the Future When over 78,000 teens report fewer depressive symptoms and lower suicide ideation, it signals more than a temporary uptick—it hints at structural shifts that could reshape adolescent well‑being across the United States. 1. The Growing Power of Family Meals Students who eat together with parents … Read more

Roadside drug testing rolls out from tomorrow: how it’ll work

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What the New Roadside Drug Tests Reveal About Future Road Safety From Monday, drivers in Wellington’s police district will face a mandatory oral‑fluid screening for THC, methamphetamine, MDMA and cocaine. The rollout is a pilot for a nationwide programme that could redefine how New Zealand – and possibly other jurisdictions – combat drug‑impaired driving. Key Elements … Read more

Weekly Health Update | Africa Steps Up Essential Medicines Strategy, Despite Outbreaks, Funding Gaps

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What the New African Health Strategy Means for the Future Across the continent, governments are moving from emergency response to long‑term resilience. The 10‑year regional roadmap for essential medicines, unveiled in Johannesburg, is the keystone of this shift. By slashing the current 65 % import gap, African nations aim to build a self‑sustaining pharmaceutical ecosystem that … Read more

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