Even With a Script, Some OUD Patients Can’t Get Buprenorphine
Pharmacies in low-income, racially segregated neighbors are less likely to carry the drug compared to those in wealthier, less segregated communities.
Health & Medicine
Unhealthy Food, Drink Ads Continue to Target Young Children
Despite promising to reduce food and beverage commercials during children’s programming, these ads are still prevalent.
New AI-based Platform Could Revolutionize Cancer Diagnosis
AI-based pathology platform poised to advance lung cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Hybrid Model of CBT Delivery Provides Lasting Benefits
Delivery CBT intensive outpatient treatment both virtually and in person is found to be highly effective in symptom management.
A Mother’s Gut Microbiome Has Significant Impact on Fetus Health
Minding one’s gut health during pregnancy can go a long way in protecting the brain health of an unborn child.
An Additional 18 More Cancers Have Been Linked to Obesity
Addressing the obesity epidemic has become even more critical now that numerous other cancers have been linked to being overweight.
Study Shows Eating Eggs Can Slow Cognitive Decline in Women
Eating eggs may be a simple way to combat Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
The AI Solution to Dyslexia in Prison
We are all stakeholders here because of the cost of dyslexia to society when large numbers are incarcerated with high recidivism.
The Pros & Cons of Ketamine Therapy for Mental Illness
Ketamine therapy, though helpful in a therapeutic setting, isn’t ideal for individuals with an addiction history.
High-Dose Psilocybin & Escitalopram Yield Similar Results
Escitalopram likely the safer bet (for now). But psilocybin proves to be a viable option.