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Fitness trackers promise to help users become fitter, happier and healthier versions of themselves. For many people, they…
Alex Ungar obituary | Pharmacy and pharmacology
My father, Alex Ungar, who has died aged 91, was a senior lecturer in pharmacology at Edinburgh University…
Ministry of Health Recalls Three Medications Over Quality and Contamination Concerns – Antigua News
The recall follows out-of-specification results identified during ongoing stability testing at the manufacturing facility. Authorities said there is…
World Humanitarian Day 2026: honouring fallen humanitarians and calling for greater protection of health care
As we mark World Humanitarian Day on 19 August, WHO pays tribute to humanitarian and health workers who…
Victoria regulator announces plan to take on gambling harms
The regulator outlined how it plans on using technology to tackle emerging consumer protection challenges The Victorian Gambling…
August Launch Pad: Convenience, targeted benefits and multifunctional formulas converge
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4 simple tai chi exercises that, like tai chi walking, improve balance
“Soft is strong.” That’s one of the guiding principles behind tai chi, a hundreds-year-old Chinese martial arts practice…
Turning Home Caregivers Into Clinicians And Rewriting The Rules Of Aging
Caring for elder family members needs a radical overhaul providing in-home senior care and wellness services. JOSE HERNADEZ…
Still getting migraines despite medication? What to do when headaches won’t go away despite treatment
Migraines are common, but for some people, they can become a relentless illness, with headaches occurring several times…
Health network exploring single-site hospital for Central Algoma
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The Board of Directors of the North Shore Health Network (NSHN)…
What To Expect For Your First Therapy Session
“When you think about it, therapy is a bit of an odd proposition.” That’s what Collin Vernay, a…
Could stokvels help South Africans eat healthier? UCT study says yes
Story audio is generated using AI South Africa’s stokvels could play a bigger role in helping low-income households…