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If data is the new oil, there’s going to be war over it – The Health Care Blog

By MATTHEW HOLT I am dipping into two rumbling controversies that probably only data nerds and chronic care management nerds care about, but as ever they reveal quite a bit…

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Concussion in children: What to know and do

Concussion is one of the most common injuries to the brain, affecting about two million children and teens every year. It is a particular kind of injury that…

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Co-regulation: Helping children and teens navigate big emotions

When preschoolers are melting down or teens are slamming doors, parents face two difficult tasks: keeping themselves composed and supporting their kids’ ability to self-soothe while building skills to handle…

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Your amazing parathyroid glands – Harvard Health

You probably know that you have a thyroid gland. Perhaps you or someone you know has had thyroid tests or a thyroid disorder such as hypothyroidism. But did you know…

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Dog bites: How to prevent or treat them

Each year, more than 4.5 million dog bites occur in the United States. Despite what you might assume, most of these incidents don’t happen when an unfamiliar dog attacks someone…

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Can AI answer medical questions better than your doctor?

Last year, headlines describing a study about artificial intelligence (AI) were eye-catching, to say the least: At first glance, the idea that a chatbot using AI might be able to…

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How to stay healthy during a drought

What is a drought? A drought is a prolonged dry period without rain. In the last few decades, droughts are occurring more frequently worldwide. With climate change, rising temperatures are…

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How well do you worry about your health?

Don’t worry. It’s good advice if you can take it. Of course that’s not always easy, especially for health concerns. The truth is: it’s impossible (and ill-advised) to never worry…

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Ready to give up the lead vest?

At a dental appointment last month, I spotted a lead vest hanging unassumingly on the wall of the exam room as soon as I walked in. “Still there, but now…

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What complications can occur after prostate cancer surgery?

Earlier this year, US defense secretary Lloyd Austin was hospitalized for complications resulting from prostate cancer surgery. Details of his procedure, which was performed on December 22, were not fully…

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