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Berberine Dubbed 'Nature's Ozempic' on Social Media—But Is the Supplement Safe?
Kristie Reed, PharmD, oversees emergency, general medical, surgical, psychiatric care, and oncology medication ... A supplement called berberine has been dubbed "nature's Ozempic" on social ...
Reuters16d
Springer Nature taps banks for new IPO attempt, sources say
LONDON/FRANKFURT, May 1 (Reuters) - Germany's Springer Nature is lining up investment banks to manage an initial public offering (IPO) of shares as early as this year, three people familiar with ...
The Columbian19d
Medicare’s push to improve chronic care attracts businesses, but not many doctors
Still, some physician groups say it’s convenient to outsource the program. UnityPoint Health, a large integrated health system based in Iowa, tried doing chronic care management on its own ...
The Guardian19d
‘My mum gave the injections that killed my brothers’: how UK’s infected blood scandal has torn lives apart
As an inquiry into the infected blood scandal that has claimed 3,000 lives ... we’ve got I can see him wasting away.” Smith’s father was admitted to hospital on 2 January 1986 and died ...
Forbes21d
Mother’s Day Gift Guide 2024: Best Clean And Organic Self-Care Sets
This Mother’s Day, why not give the mom who loves traveling something to help prioritize herself while she’s on the road? Research has proven that consistent self-care is linked to improved ...
The Conversation21d
Nature conservation works, and we’re getting better at it – new study
Our study provides evidence that optimism for nature’s recovery is not misplaced. Though biodiversity is declining, we have effective tools to conserve it – and they seem to be getting better ...
CBS News22d
3 long-term care insurance moves to make before you're 75
Get started here today. Long-term care insurance offers valuable financial protection, particularly in today's unique economic climate. But the benefits are timely and those considering a policy ...
The Mirror22d
Bizarre theory London's blood covered horses and Big Ben clock stopping are 'omen' of 'end times'
A bizarre superstitious theory has spread on social media as people wildly claim the blood-soaked horses that ran wild in London yesterday and Big Ben's clock stopping are 'dark omens".
MarketWatch22d
New California rule aims to limit health-care cost increases to 3% annually
California’s health-care industry has supported the idea of a statewide cost target but argued a 3% cap is too low and will be nearly impossible to meet. In December, the Center for Medicare and ...
The Mirror22d
Major update on blood-soaked horse's condition after running loose in London and smashing into bus
Blood-soaked horses spotted running through central London this morning, causing havoc in the nation’s capital, are “safe” and undergoing veterinary care, the army has confirmed. Seven ...
ABC News23d
New California rule aims to limit health care cost increases to 3% annually
California's health care industry has supported the idea of a statewide cost target but argued a 3% cap is too low and will be nearly impossible to meet. In December, the Center for Medicare and ...