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Why the platform approach exceeds the point solutions from the PriteSh Patel, operational director andor Health

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Why the platform approach exceeds the point solutions from the PriteSh Patel, operational director andor Health
26
Apr

Because artificial intelligence (AI) still transforms industries, health care remains crucial. While many healthcare systems have tried to implement artificial intelligence through point solutions for use, which satisfy specific needs-fragmented tools often do not ensure a permanent value. The real potential of artificial intelligence lies in the platform approach, in which a unified system can […]

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What repetitive use of antibiotics can do with your child’s health

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What repetitive use of antibiotics can do with your child’s health
18
Apr

Antibiotics have long been hailed as life -saving drugs, helping the body to fight everything from mild colds to life -threatening infections, such as pneumonia. However, scientists now warn that repeated use of antibiotics, especially in early childhood, can cost. In a new study published in the Journal of Infectious Diseases, researchers tried to examine […]

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Limiting fluid does not improve health in patients with heart failure

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Limiting fluid does not improve health in patients with heart failure
31
Mar

People with heart failure have long been recommended to reduce the amount of fluid they consume each day to help reduce the congestion or accumulate fluids in the lungs and limbs, but this advice does not provide benefits, in accordance with the study presented at the annual Arman College of Cardiology scientific session (ACC.25). Heart […]

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A desire for sweets? It can signal a dangerous health, warns the doctor

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A desire for sweets? It can signal a dangerous health, warns the doctor
23
Mar

The desire for a sweet feast after a meal or sweets, when you feel low, may seem a completely harmless routine. But the doctor now warns that frequent sugar desires can be more than ordinary; They can signal a basic health, which may have serious consequences if it remains unquestionable. According to Dr. Crystal Wyllie, […]

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Gazified Mobile Health Application designed to help people with sclerosis in fatigue management

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Gazified Mobile Health Application designed to help people with sclerosis in fatigue management
18
Mar

The new study published in multiple sclerosis and related disorders emphasizes the potential of greater strength, applied mobile health (Mhealth) designed to help people with multiple sclerosis (MS) in fatigue management, one of the most common and devastating symptoms of the disease. Research, conducted by the researcher Dr. Guido Giunti and neurologists Dr. Mervic Ryhytta […]

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The Health Department of Louisiana orders employees to stop promoting mass vaccinations because he accuses CDC of “miserably outside of contact”

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The Health Department of Louisiana orders employees to stop promoting mass vaccinations because he accuses CDC of “miserably outside of contact”
17
Feb

. Louisiana The Health Department ordered employees to stop promoting mass vaccinationscriticism CDC As “miserable without contact” with public health problems. Louisiana historically promoted vaccination of diseases that can be prevented through public health initiatives, social events and partnerships. However, under the leadership of Governor Jeff Landry and general surgeon Dr Ralph Abraham, the state […]

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Older Americans find a goal and well -being at work, despite health barriers

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Older Americans find a goal and well -being at work, despite health barriers
13
Feb

In recently published Scientists asked older Americans (people aged 50 and older) about their job perspectives, including them motivated by them, which stops them and how they feel, how work influenced their quality of life. Their discoveries show that although health -related barriers can be stopped by elderly from work, those who continue working, especially […]

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Study reveals gap between monitoring heart health and working with a doctor

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Study reveals gap between monitoring heart health and working with a doctor
22
Jan

Technological advances are making it increasingly easier for people to self-monitor their heart health, either with a smart device on their wrist or finger, or with a blood pressure monitor. But a new nationwide study commissioned by The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center found that while many Americans use heart-monitoring devices, few share that […]

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Pregnancy causes profound changes in the brain, strengthening maternal instincts and mental health

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Pregnancy causes profound changes in the brain, strengthening maternal instincts and mental health
20
Jan

In a recent study published in the journal researchers conducted a longitudinal study to examine the neurological changes that accompany pregnancy in humans, particularly for first-time mothers. Their study looked at the period before, during and after pregnancy and found that gray matter (GM) volume evolves in a U-shaped pattern, first decreasing in late pregnancy […]

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The best exercises to improve brain health after age 60

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The best exercises to improve brain health after age 60
13
Jan

Have you ever wondered why we have brain? The obvious answer might be “think.” But scientist Daniel Wolpert came up with a completely different explanation 2011 meeting : : “We have a brain for one reason and one reason only: to produce flexible and complex movements.” Use your brain to stay efficient In other words, […]

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