Gezondheid en Medisch – Buitenland

Kun je je borsten vergroten? Wel, het antwoord is ja. De meeste vrouwen willen het… The post Hoe Vergroot Je Je Borsten Op Een Natuurlijke Manier? appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Intervaltraining is niet meer weg te denken uit ons training lexicon en is een van… The post 10-20-30 Hoge Intensiteit Interval Training appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Als je het gevoel hebt dat alle extra calorieën die je eet rechtstreeks naar je… The post Hoe Kan Ik Meer Vet Verbranden Met Oefeningen? appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Als men kaal begint te worden, kan het voelen alsof je een stuk van je… The post Hoe De Meest Voorkomende Oorzaken van Haaruitval bij Mannen te Behandelen appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Als je een gezonde huid hebt, toon je niet alleen de reinheid en verzorging van… The post Clearpores Review – Onze Volledige Acne Test appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Een terugtrekkende haarlijn houdt niet alleen in dat je minder haar hebt. Het is een… The post Wat Te Weten Over een Terugtrekkende Haarlijn bij Mannen en Vrouwen appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Kaal worden is een feit voor miljoenen mannen. Volwassenen verliezen elke dag zo’n 10.000 haren… The post Waarom Mannelijke Kaalheid Optreedt appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Neef van de ui en zus van de sjalot, knoflook is een klein, maar machtig… The post Knoflook voor Gewichtsverlies appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Als je een veganist bent, of een strikte vegetariër, wil je misschien nauwlettender aandacht geven… The post Veganistische Eiwitcombinaties appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Inflammation can be a beneficial sign that the body’s immune system is fighting an infection, but it can also linger over time, damaging the body. There is evidence that eating a diet heavy in foods that promote inflammation can increase the risk for certain health problems, and also that a... Read more »

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a treatable condition once considered a disease that largely affects people who are white, although in recent years it has been diagnosed more often in other racial and ethnic groups, in the US and around the world. Recognizing this condition early can make a difference... Read more »

Millions of people around the world have sickle cell disease, a genetic condition that can cause pain and damage to organs or tissues, and can make children more susceptible to other health problems. In the US, most cases are diagnosed through screening in newborns. Getting connected to the proper care... Read more »

Every day, more and more adults are getting vaccinated against COVID-19, helping us build toward herd immunity. But what about children and teens? What is the status of research on the vaccines in these groups, and when might vaccines be available for them? The post COVID-19 vaccines for children and... Read more »

After too much time spent indoors (and probably less active than is healthy), getting outside and taking a hike is a great way to get some exercise while enjoying nature. But before you hit the trail, make sure you’re well prepared. The post Happy trails: Take a hike, now appeared... Read more »

Although it has been known for some time that individuals with dementia frequently have poor, fragmented sleep, two new studies suggest that if you don’t get enough sleep in midlife, you are at increased risk for dementia later in life. The post Sleep well — and reduce your risk of... Read more »

A history of discrimination in multiple settings, including health care, may make some people who identify as LGBTQ+ hesitant to get a COVID-19 vaccine, even though the virus has disproportionately harmed this community. If you're struggling to make a decision, this may help you consider benefits and risks. The post... Read more »

Polycystic ovary syndrome is the most common cause of infertility in women. In many cases, women with PCOS have skin and hair issues such as acne, hair loss, or excessive hair growth in places where they normally do not have hair. Treatment options vary depending on the symptoms and each... Read more »

Obstructive sleep apnea leaves people tired, but also puts them at risk for other health problems. Not everyone with sleep apnea can use an airway pressure machine, and some may simply prefer not to. There are oral appliances available, but are they effective? The post Dental appliances for sleep apnea:... Read more »

Early and regular dental care is important to your baby’s oral health and overall development. Find out when baby should visit the dentist and what to expect at their first dental checkup.... Read more »

In the United States, tap water is regulated to ensure standards are met and drinking water is safe. But if you’re concerned about your tap water, here are extra steps you can take.... Read more »

A dietitian explains what electrolytes are, how much of each you need and the healthiest ways to up your intake.... Read more »

Hoovering is common in abusive relationships. It can look like flattery, gifts and promises — but it can also look like stalking, threats and smear campaigns. Here’s what you can do.... Read more »

It’s got antioxidants. It’s got fiber. It’s got folate, vitamin K and more. Here’s why delicious asparagus packs such a good nutritional punch.... Read more »

A psychologist explains how depression really feels and what you can do when you experience symptoms.... Read more »

A pediatrician and breast feeding medicine specialist shares insight on how you can store breast milk safely, how long it stays fresh and what you should store it in.... Read more »

This recipe includes a marinade and vinaigrette salad dressing, highlighting the flavors of Dijon mustard and tarragon.... Read more »

Learn why it’s so important to act fast when your kid knocks a tooth loose.... Read more »

As your spine ages, you may start feeling some aches and pains. Degenerative changes in disks and joints, spinal and spondylolisthesis are the three most common reasons. Learn about these conditions and the best treatments for them.... Read more »

Good for your blood pressure and your blood sugar, learn more about why delicious basil is an excellent addition to many meals.... Read more »

If you have Type 2 diabetes or allergies, you may need to give yourself a subcutaneous injection. A registered nurse explains how to do it correctly.... Read more »

Excited about that upcoming trip? Less excited about trying to stay regular while on the road or in the sky? A gastroenterologist provides 10 tips to ward off and combat constipation while traveling.... Read more »

This salad combines lemon and dill for a cool, creamy sauce. Serve over avocado with crisp greens for the perfect lunch.... Read more »

Hey everybody, it’s Earth Day again. Time to kick off your shoes, stretch your toes in the warm grass and inhale the stench of a million PR firms trying desperately to capitalize off your positive impressions of the natural world.  Whether it’s computer companies promising to make their products (which... Read more »

State Rep. Jeff Hoverson didn’t want anyone getting in the way of using fossil fuels in North Dakota. Not the United Nations. Not international nonprofits. Certainly not the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. So he made a law to stop them. In March, the North Dakota legislature passed a bill... Read more »

UPDATE (April 14, 4:40 p.m.): As of April 14, the Supreme Court has issued a temporary stay on restrictions of mifepristone while the justices evaluate whether they will issue a formal stay. Two days prior, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a partial stay of Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk’s ruling,... Read more »

A few weeks ago, Jessica Marchbank got a call from a woman whose abortion had just been canceled. The woman had driven more than two hours from Louisville, Kentucky, to Indianapolis, leaving three children at home. “She’s crying, saying, ‘How am I going to make this work?’” said Marchbank, who... Read more »

UPDATE (April 14, 4:40 p.m.): As of April 14, the Supreme Court has issued a temporary stay on restrictions of mifepristone while the justices evaluate whether they will issue a formal stay. Two days prior, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a partial stay of Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk’s ruling,... Read more »

We thought we were safe. The flu season was tapering off. Spring was in the air (sort of, some places). As flu cases flatlined through January and February, Americans breathed a sigh of relief, kicked up our collective feet … and immediately realized we’d accidentally ingested norovirus and made a... Read more »

In their first full legislative sessions after the Supreme Court overruled Roe v. Wade, Republican state legislators are being pressed on what “pro-life” really means. There are plenty of bills focusing on abortion restrictions — particularly in the Republican-controlled states where abortion is still largely legal — but GOP lawmakers... Read more »

The Department of Energy says COVID-19 was caused by a lab leak. But that doesn’t mean COVID-19 was definitely caused by a lab leak. In fact, the agency’s report, which made headlines last week, states it has “low confidence” in its own conclusion. Scientific evidence, on the other hand, has... Read more »

UPDATE (April 14, 4:40 p.m.): As of April 14, the Supreme Court has issued a temporary stay on restrictions of the drug while the justices evaluate whether they will issue a formal stay, following an April 7 ruling by Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk that invalidated the FDA’s 2000 approval of the... Read more »

In the first month of 2023, 25 people lost their lives in four mass shootings in California over just eight days. It’s a grim statistic, made all the more distressing when you consider the fact that California has one of the lowest gun death rates in the entire country. This... Read more »

Alarm bells seemed to sound in teachers’ lounges across America late last year with the debut of ChatGPT — an AI chatbot that was both easy to use and capable of producing dialogue-like responses, including longer-form writing and essays. Some writers and educators went so far as to even forecast... Read more »

What a year 2022 has been. There was so … much … news. We saw record-high inflation, war in Ukraine, a landmark Supreme Court session, continuing effects of the pandemic, the Winter Olympics, the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the World Cup and, of course, the midterms. In typical FiveThirtyEight... Read more »

If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, there’s a decent chance that it’s dark outside as you’re reading this. Bleak midwinter, indeed. The darkest part of the year is preceded by the switch to standard time, which sacrifices the evening sun in favor of earlier dawns. The results can feel... Read more »

In 2022, FiveThirtyEight’s visual journalists covered the midterm elections, the end of Roe v. Wade and sports stories ranging from the World Cup to changes in Major League Baseball’s pitch timing rules. Here are some of the most interesting — and weird and colorful and complicated — charts we made... Read more »

The CDC specifically recommended that expectant mothers 32 to 36 weeks into their pregnancy receive the shot, Pfizer's Abrysvo, from September through January.... Read more »

Kaiser Permanente is the largest nonprofit health-care organization in the U.S. serving nearly 13 million patients.... Read more »

Eli Lilly (LLY) has been the best-performing Club health care stock by a substantial margin, but we continue to believe in our other firms in the industry.... Read more »

Some Americans are having Covid vaccine appointments canceled or finding a pharmacy doesn't have a shot for them, as the U.S. tries an unprecedented rollout.... Read more »

The Federal Trade Commission sued U.S. Anesthesia Partners, alleging the company has established monopoly power in key Texas health-care markets.... Read more »

Jim Cramer ran through all 35 Club stocks during our September Monthly Meeting on Thursday.... Read more »

Elizabeth Hernandez, a nurse practitioner in Miami, Florida, fraudulently billed Medicare for more than $200 million in orthotic braces and genetic tests.... Read more »

The company's wellness division has struggled, and Philip Morris has had talks with Deutsche Bank on a range of options.... Read more »

Unlike the sharp slide in snack stocks, shares of Constellation Brands (STZ) have gained more than 13% year to date.... Read more »

The reports are fueling confusion among insured patients about whether they can still access Covid shots for free — just as cases tick up across the country.... Read more »

Neurotech startup Neuralink has received approval to begin recruiting patients for its first in-human clinical trial.... Read more »

South Korea, Malaysia and Japan had the highest percentage of workers with a high risk of experiencing mental health issues, said a Aon and TELUS Health report.... Read more »

The lawsuits come as Eli Lilly grapples with a shortage of Mounjaro in the U.S. due to skyrocketing demand.... Read more »

The new Covid vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna began to roll out last week after the CDC recommended them to all Americans ages 6 months and up.... Read more »

The new law opens up the U.S. organ transplantation system to multiple organizations, effectively ending the United Network for Organ Sharing's longstanding monopoly.... Read more »

Some adults in North Carolina will soon get Medicaid coverage because Gov. Roy Cooper says he’ll let the state budget bill coming to his desk become law.... Read more »

CommonSpirit attributed its financial challenges to labor shortages, inflation, declining patient acuity and fallout from last year's cyberattack.... Read more »

Corti, which offers an AI-driven “co-pilot” that can follow a patient’s interactions with a health system, is one of the companies receiving funding this week.... Read more »

The JAMA Internal Medicine study was co-authored by billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban and several affiliates of educational institutions.... Read more »

Intermountain Health CEO Rob Allen says Graphite Health, a digital health app clearinghouse, could play a key role in the healthcare-AI intersection. ... Read more »

The Bipartisan Primary Care and Health Workforce Act of 2023 would ban some facility fees and forbid hospitals from demanding insurers don't steer patients to other providers.... Read more »

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will develop new regulations that would prevent unpaid medical bills from being counted on credit reports.... Read more »

Federal oversight of the Medicaid eligibility redeterminations process has intensified as evidence mounts that millions of qualified enrollees are losing benefits.... Read more »

Introduction Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions that can have serious physical and emotional consequences. They affect people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. Understanding the various forms of eating disorders and the available treatment options is crucial for providing effective support and care to individuals struggling with these...... Read more »

When it comes to lower body strength training, most people focus on exercises like squats, lunges, and leg presses. While these exercises are undoubtedly effective, there’s another piece of equipment that often goes unnoticed but can be a game-changer for leg strength: the Tibia Dorsi Calf Machine. In this comprehensive...... Read more »

Sometimes the fat that we are trying to lose appears stubborn. We lose fat everywhere else and weight overall, but that stubborn part just doesn’t seem to go. You may be wondering, what gives? Well, stubborn fat is a unique phenomenon that requires specific methodologies to address. We will be...... Read more »

To handle the growing complexity of data management, the digitalization of healthcare has boosted the flow of data and information. Outsourced Release of Information (ROI) services have become increasingly popular as healthcare organizations struggle to manage and release the complex task of patient information. Outsourcing release of information (ROI) services...... Read more »

Organic vs non-organic products has been one of the most discussed topics in the US for the last several years. When it comes to adults, every person decides for themselves whether to pay extra for organic food, grow fruit and veggies in their garden, or just buy ordinary groceries. But...... Read more »

Getting yourself to work out and staying fit can be challenging. Factors like your busy schedule and how well you slept last night can derail your fitness goals. However, your workout outfit could come in the way of your performance in the gym. How’s that? According to study findings published...... Read more »

While tooth fillings can help to restore teeth that have been affected by cavities or decay, they can sometimes cause temporary pain or discomfort. The pain you may experience can vary in intensity and duration depending on several factors. We highlight some common causes of tooth pain that arise from...... Read more »

If you’re a man looking to build a strong nighttime routine, then you’ve come to the right place. We’ll cover everything from using a weighted blanket to improve your sleep quality to techniques for creating a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. By following our tips, you can create a customized nighttime...... Read more »

You can take on many roles in the care industry, from working in a home for elderly people to visiting them at their homes to provide care. Working in a home for the elderly can present many challenges but it is also one of your most rewarding and fulfilling jobs. You’re helping...... Read more »