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Bay leaves on radiators : exploring potential benefits and traditional uses
The billion-dollar home fragrance industry has convinced us that artificial scents pumped through electric diffusers represent the pinnacle of domestic comfort. Yet tucked away in kitchen cupboards across Europe sits a humble spice that transforms any heated room into a naturally purified sanctuary. Bay leaves, those aromatic guardians of slow-cooked stews, possess chemical properties that make them surprisingly effective air…
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Meeting Tomorrow’s Health Challenges with Smarter Education and Training
Healthcare is evolving faster than ever. New technologies, shifting patient needs, and emerging global health risks are transforming the way nurses and healthcare practitioners deliver care. In this changing environment, traditional training alone can’t keep up. Today’s professionals require forward-thinking educational approaches and a proactive mindset that prepare them not only to respond to current challenges but to anticipate those…
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‘Super flu’ cases surge and Minnesota child care payments come to a halt: Morning Rundown
In today’s newsletter: A new strain of the flu is spiking. The Trump administration freezes child care payments to the state of Minnesota. And, eyewitnesses recount an explosion in Venezuela that has raised concern over U.S. military action against the South American country. Here’s what to know today. A new variant of Influenza A, nicknamed “super flu,” is taking off…
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Claire T. Fit: CHS grad helping busy women prioritize health
Claire T. Fit is nutrition and fitness coaching by CHS alum, Claire Lamb (Ballard), focused on small, sustainable habits for busy women. “Being able to walk everywhere and the active lifestyle that Coronado has, shaped who I am today and how I run my business. The sustainable changes that you can make in your life without spending hours in the…
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CY 2026 Stark Law Designated Health Services Code List Update and Brief User Guide | Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
On December 1, 2025, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (“CMS”) published its annual update to the Designated Health Services (DHS) code list (“DHS List”). A 30-day comment period for the update is open until December 31, 2025. As in prior years, CMS’s update to the DHS List both removes and adds Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and Healthcare Common…
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California is ending coverage for weight loss drugs, despite TrumpRx
SACRAMENTO — Many low-income Californians prescribed wildly popular weight-loss drugs will lose their coverage for the medications in the new year. Health officials are recommending diet and exercise as alternatives to heavily advertised weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound, advice that experts say is unrealistic. “Of course he tried eating well and everything, but now with the medications, it’s better — a…
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The Most-Read Food Science and Health Stories of 2025
Researchers around the world released many exciting new findings about food and drink this year, highlighting everything from ingredients that boost gut health to a shellfish that may be able to fight bacteria. These are the 10 most popular food science and health stories that Food & Wine published this year, revealing what readers cared about most. A majority of…
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How your state plans to use millions in rural health funding
From drones to telehealth: How your state plans to use millions in rural health funding The Trump administration has announced the first round of rural health care awards from a $50 billion fund, with half of the funds distributed at the administration’s discretion based on ruralness, state performance and policy commitments. news logo”/> Updated: 6:47 PM EST Dec 29, 2025…
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GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are changing the foods Americans buy
The impact of popular U.S. weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy (GLP-1 receptor agonists), upon their initial introduction to Americans, is showing many effects beyond just improving personal health. The new study conducted by Cornell University illustrates how these medications not only suppress appetite, but also alter the method in which households allocate resources toward food purchases – both in…
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Where will Gov. Newsom’s evolution on health care leave Californians?
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission. California’s health care landscape today would probably disappoint the Gavin Newsom who spent much of 2017 and 2018 on the road, campaigning to become governor. Before taking over as California’s top executive, Newsom — who had previously done a high-profile stint as San Francisco’s mayor — loudly…
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