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Serious illness decision-making: How do you plan for uncertainty

WEBKey features of the Plan Well Guide include its ability to discriminate between planning for terminal care and planning for serious illness and an explanation of …

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Communication technologies for supporting better healthcare

WEBClear and effective communication is of paramount importance in healthcare, both for patients and healthcare staff. Dr Anne Moorhead, senior lecturer in health …

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Lifestyle medicine and adverse childhood experiences

WEBAdverse childhood experiences, which can be identified in up to 20% of the population, can underpin a wide range of diseases in later life. Professor Garry Egger, …

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Who makes the decisions

WEBBehind the Research. Dr Karen Lutfey Spencer. Karen Lutfey Spencer is a medical sociologist with research interests in clinical decision making, patient-provider …

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Mental Health: Why is stigma increasing

WEBResearch reveals that the biomedical model of mental illness has increased rates of stigma for those living with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Despite small …

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How treatment epidemiology can shape future healthcare research

WEBDr Aisling Caffrey’s ‘treatment epidemiology’ research evaluates the beneficial and unintended effects of medications. In treatment epidemiology, …

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Month of birth, UVR exposure, and development of mental illnesses

WEBMajor mental illnesses (MMIs) are a significant global health burden. Recent data confirms that MMI is associated with an individual’s month of birth (MOB). Levels of …

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A daunting challenge for medical schools: The decline of clinical …

WEBDr Faustinella believes that the most central and significant challenge currently facing medical education is the decline in clinical skills. Clinical skills include …

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Exploring mental benefits of the natural environment

WEBNatural environments reduce the experience of stress and decrease impulsive decision- making. Impulsive decision-making can negatively impact a person’s …

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Bacterial biofilms: A persisting public health challenge

WEBThe term ‘serovar’ is used to identify specific subgroups of bacteria within a species of bacteria. Bacterial biofilms are a notable public health challenge. Their …

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Striking the balance between cost containment and high-quality care

WEBQuality measures are tools used to monitor and assess the quality of healthcare processes. They play a vital role in cost containment as researchers must be …

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A place of knowledge and connection:

WEBDebra Rosenfeldt, Head of Library Sector Engagement at State Library Victoria and Jane Cowell, CEO, Yarra Plenty Regional Library Corporation are part of a …

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Regulating emotions in young adulthood

WEBThe ability to effectively regulate emotions, manage urges and make good decisions in spite of emotional distress are essential in helping young people to navigate …

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A holistic approach to cancer:

WEBThe unseen influence of the unconscious mind. Although the mind-body dualism has dominated Western medicine for centuries, contemporary cancer research …

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Common beans: A sustainable and inexpensive super food to fight …

WEBA sustainable and inexpensive super food to fight against CVD. Legumes, such as common beans, are well known for their health benefits, including their ability to …

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Exploring the impact of trust and world view on Indigenous …

WEBPersonal Response. What inspired you to conduct this research? > Caring for cancer patients requires excellent technical, cognitive and social skills, including the …

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Revisiting the medicinal plants of the Bible and the Holy Land

WEBMany previously described medicinal plants of the Bible do not match the flora of the Holy Land. Using modern interpretations of ancient Hebrew, Egyptian and …

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Health & Medicine Dr Jim Hudspeth Acoustic waves to brain …

WEBDetail Research Objectives Dr A. J. Hudspeth The Rockefeller University 1230 York Avenue New York NY 10065 USA Bio Jim Hudspeth conducted undergraduate studies at Harvard

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A new generation of wearable devices for telemedicine

WEBGraphene has emerged as a viable material for wearable optoelectronic sensors due to its key properties of transparency, conductivity, and flexibility. When …

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Health & Medicine Dr Chris Lamb Shared decision-making in …

WEBA NEED FOR SHARED DECISION-MAKING An increase in patient-physician shared decision-making is suggested to have a positive effect on overall quality of

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Health & Medicine Vishruta A. Dumane Breath hold …

WEBDetail Research Objectives Department of Radiation Oncology Mount Sinai West 1000 10th Avenue New York NY, 10019 Bio Dr Vishruta Ajitkumar Dumane is a Medical Physicist and

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