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Machine learning predicts who will decline faster in Alzheimer’s disease using routine clinic data
In an evolving health landscape, emerging research continues to highlight concerns that could impact everyday wellbeing. Here’s the key update you should know about: By harnessing everyday clinical assessments, researchers demonstrate that personalized 12-month forecasts of cognitive and functional change in dementia can be achieved without expensive imaging or invasive testing. Study design and analysis pipeline. Clinical assessments are collected…
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Doctors Who Betrayed Their Oath To Do No Harm
Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and WhatsApp for the latest stories and breaking news. They swore an oath to do no harm, yet some alleged medical practitioners are endangering lives by selling prescription drugs without proper patient screening, and renting out their licences to fuel a black market in aesthetic clinics A months-long investigation found that such unethical practices allow these practitioners to rake…
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How OB3 Medicaid Changes Affect Tribal Health Organizations
We are proud to announce the addition of The Innova Group to the Healthcare Practice at Forvis Mazars. Learn More The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OB3), signed into law on July 4, 2025, marks a pivotal shift in Medicaid policy. For Tribal health organizations, the stakes are immediate: the new law will reshape the funding pipeline that underpins clinics,…
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Multi-Sensor Health Monitor with Arduino UNO Q
Fusion Sense: Multi-Sensor Health Monitor with Arduino UNO Q Fusion Sense was conceived in response to one of the major limitations of modern digital health: the absence of context. In today’s health-tech ecosystem, patients are often analyzed in isolation, with their health status reduced to disconnected physiological metrics, detached from the environment in which they live. This project proposes a…
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Maya Gold Foundation at 10: Rethinking Teen Mental Health in the Hudson Valley
When Jade Belfiore talks about mental health, she doesn’t sound abstract. She sounds busy. At 16, Belfiore is juggling school, student government, and the low-grade hum of social media that never quite shuts off. She’s also helping coordinate something her school doesn’t yet treat as a priority: Teen Mental Health First Aid training. Working through the Maya Gold Foundation, where…
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Special Edition – Turnaround of the 2026 Session
House Bills Senate Substitute (Sub.) for House Bill (HB) 2004 would require, upon written request from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Secretary of the Department for Children and Families to respond fully and timely to such request by executing a memorandum of understanding or any other written data-sharing instrument as necessary to obtain, exchange or transmit any information required.…
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Four Conditions Make Cash Transfers Save Lives
Of all the ways that governments can try to help people, cash transfers can seem like one of the most straightforward. Their popularity has been growing: Over the past decade, dozens of American cities have launched cash-transfer pilots. During the coronavirus pandemic, governments worldwide dramatically expanded their own programs’ reach. And as AI reshapes work, the idea of guaranteed income—a…
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School-based mental health program expands to more Wake County schools :: WRAL.com
Sitting among her classmates at Wendell Elementary School and engaged in her lessons is exactly what Caroline Robertson’s mother says she hopes to see. A few months ago, simple assignments and tests were more difficult for the 7-year-old Wake County student to deal with. “Caroline was having some issues in the classroom with inability to regulate her emotions,” Robertson’s mother,…
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what you need to know
I am an NHS doctor, and over the past few years I have watched weight-loss medications such as Mounjaro and Wegovy genuinely transform the lives of some patients. But I have also watched many others struggle: people who could not manage the side-effects because nobody had prepared them, people who fell straight back into old patterns the moment they stopped…
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Tip Sheet: How ultra-processed foods affect people’s health and the environment
Photo via Unsplash. Ultra-processed foods like chips and soda are most commonly known as bad for people’s health—now research shows they are bad for the environment too. Obesity is often thought of as an individual problem requiring individual solutions. While personal eating habits are a factor, obesity is linked to larger systemic issues, such as what foods are available and…
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