From Bubblegum Advert to Health Warning

From Bubblegum Advert to Health Warning: The Story of Pepto-Bismol

From Bubblegum Advert to Health Warning: Pepto-Bismol, a household name for over a century, has long been synonymous with digestive relief. Its iconic pink formula has helped millions manage nausea, heartburn, indigestion, and upset stomachs since 1901. Recently, a quirky Pepto-Bismol advertisement captured public attention with its playful and surreal approach, reminding viewers in a…

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Government Clarifies

Government Clarifies: Physiotherapists Cannot Use “Dr” Prefix, Are Not Medical Doctors

Government Clarifies: In a major regulatory decision, India’s Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) has clarified that physiotherapists are not medical doctors and must not use the “Dr” prefix before their names. The decision comes amid objections from professional bodies and aims to prevent misleading patients and the general public. The issue gained prominence when…

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The Largely Unregulated Space of Home Health Care in India

The Largely Unregulated Space of Home Health Care in India: Challenges and the Way Forward

The Largely Unregulated Space of Home Health Care in India: India’s home health care sector, especially elder care, is growing rapidly as the country’s population ages and more families require support for their elderly or immobile members. Yet, the sector remains largely unregulated, fragmented, and inaccessible to most, except for those who can afford private…

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Michigan Department of Education Proposes

Michigan Department of Education Proposes Overhaul of Health and Sex Education Standards

Michigan Department of Education Proposes: The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) is proposing a major update to the state’s health and sex education standards, opening the floor for public comment through October 10, 2025. The move comes in response to growing concerns that the current standards—unchanged since 2007—are outdated and insufficient to meet the needs…

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Health Science, Simplified

Health Science, Simplified: McMaster University’s Course Empowers Grad Students to Communicate Research Clearly

Health Science, Simplified: In an age of growing misinformation, science skepticism, and the rapid spread of false narratives, the ability to communicate research in an accessible and engaging way is more crucial than ever. Scientific jargon often creates barriers between researchers and the general public, leaving important discoveries locked away in academic papers that only…

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Pasco Schools Partner with Advent Health

Pasco Schools Partner with Advent Health to Build County’s Healthcare Workforce

Pasco Schools Partner with Advent Health: Pasco County is experiencing rapid population growth, bringing with it an increasing demand for skilled healthcare professionals. According to a 2024 state report, the healthcare sector is the county’s largest employer, with over 22,400 workers. As the population continues to expand, so too does the need for trained healthcare…

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Eating Breakfast Late Could Be an Early Warning Sign of Declining Health

Eating Breakfast Late Could Be an Early Warning Sign of Declining Health: Study

Eating Breakfast Late Could Be an Early Warning Sign of Declining Health: Meal timing plays a surprisingly important role in overall health, particularly as we age. While skipping or delaying breakfast occasionally may seem harmless, new research suggests that consistently eating breakfast later in the day could signal underlying health problems. A recent study published…

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Starving Cancer

Starving Cancer: New Diet Slows Growth of Deadliest Brain Tumors in Mice

Starving Cancer: Glioblastoma is one of the most aggressive forms of malignant brain tumors, and survival rates remain alarmingly low, typically just one to two years after diagnosis. Traditional treatments—surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy—offer only temporary relief, as these tumors often return and develop resistance. However, recent research at the University of Michigan offers a new…

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