Your daily selection of the latest science news! According to Popular Science (This article and its images were originally posted on Popular Science August 13, 2018 at 06:22PM.) As John Mayer tells us (and tells us, and tells us), your body is a wonderland. When it comes to microbial life, this holds especially true for […] … Continue reading We May Finally Know Why Marijuana Helps People With Chronic Gut Problems — ESIST
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Solid Evidence That Attending Medical Devices Training Is Good for Your Career Development — Compliance4all
These bodies also state the nature of the regulations and the requirements that medical device and healthcare organizations need to adhere to in order to meet their expectations. via Solid Evidence That Attending Medical Devices Training Is Good for Your Career Development — Compliance4all Your kindly Donations would be so effective in order to fulfill … Continue reading Solid Evidence That Attending Medical Devices Training Is Good for Your Career Development — Compliance4all
Amazon plans employee clinic — THE DIRECT PRIMARY CARE JOURNAL (DPC Journal)
Amazon was previously looking to outsource its clinics and brought vendors in to pitch their services. After numerous rounds of discussions, Amazon ultimately decided to develop clinics internally, one of the people said. Providers including Crossover Health and One Medical offer on-site or nearby services for other companies, including those in the technology sector. RELATED […] … Continue reading Amazon plans employee clinic — THE DIRECT PRIMARY CARE JOURNAL (DPC Journal)
What Is the Link Between Physical Fitness and Brain Health? — When Women Inspire
What does science say about a link between physical fitness and brain health? via What Is the Link Between Physical Fitness and Brain Health? — When Women Inspire Your kindly Donations would be so effective in order to fulfill our future research and endeavors – Thank you https://www.paypal.me/ahamidian
The Robot Will See You Now: Could Computers Take Over Medicine Entirely – Tim Adams
Like all everyday miracles of technology, the longer you watch a robot perform surgery on a human being, the more it begins to look like an inevitable natural wonder. Earlier this month I was in an operating theatre at University College Hospital in central London watching a 59-year-old man from Potters Bar having his cancerous … Continue reading The Robot Will See You Now: Could Computers Take Over Medicine Entirely – Tim Adams
6 Tips for Building Trust With Your Child’s Doctors – Beth Arky
Find clinicians who get your kid. “We have an exceptional relationship with our OT and a solid one with our developmental pediatrician,” Dana W. writes. “They value our kiddo in ways the regular world doesn’t. [The OT] had one 90-minute session with him and she spoke our language. In so many other situations, I feel … Continue reading 6 Tips for Building Trust With Your Child’s Doctors – Beth Arky
No Scientific Evidence That Probiotics Improve Anxiety Symptoms In Humans, Finds Study – David DiSalvo
A new review and analysis of several studies has found that probiotics do not improve self-reported anxiety symptoms in humans, although there was evidence of minor improvements in rodents. The study reviewed 36 preclinical studies in total, 14 involving humans and 22 involving rats and mice. That’s a decent-sized sampling of the research covering a variety of probiotic … Continue reading No Scientific Evidence That Probiotics Improve Anxiety Symptoms In Humans, Finds Study – David DiSalvo
5 Habits That Are Draining Your Energy – Dr. David B. Samadi
We rely on energy to get through the day, the week, the year. We know that losing out on sleep can leave us feeling drained, but sleep deprivation is only one of a long list of possible reasons behind feeling exhausted. The following are some of the typical pitfalls which will cause chronic fatigue: You … Continue reading 5 Habits That Are Draining Your Energy – Dr. David B. Samadi
A Third of Students Need Eye Exams, Study Finds – Sarah D. Sparks & Alex Harwin
Despite the spread of nearsightedness among U.S. schoolchildren, nearly 1 in 3 has not had a vision screening in at least two years, according to a new Education Week Research Center analysis of federal data, and research suggests several ways schools may help reduce children's risk of bad eyesight. Myopia, or nearsightedness, means that a … Continue reading A Third of Students Need Eye Exams, Study Finds – Sarah D. Sparks & Alex Harwin
How Heavy Use Of Social Media Is Linked To Mental Illness
MAY 20th will mark the end of “mental-health awareness week”, a campaign run by the Mental Health Foundation, a British charity. Roughly a quarter of British adults have been diagnosed at some point with a psychiatric disorder, costing the economy an estimated 4.5% of GDP per year. Such illnesses have many causes, but a growing … Continue reading How Heavy Use Of Social Media Is Linked To Mental Illness