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A Medical Tech Company Steps into the Spotlight

December 31, 2025

A company focused on women's health is about to share its story with a big audience. Establishment Labs will be at the J. P. Morgan Healthcare Conference. This is a big deal because it's a chance to talk about their work in breast aesthetics and reconstruction. The CEO and CFO will be there, present

politics

Trump's New Walkway: A Controversial Twist on Presidential History

December 18, 2025

President Donald Trump has recently added a series of contentious plaques to his newly created Presidential Walk of Fame. This walkway, located in the West Wing, features portraits of all former presidents, except for the current one, Joe Biden. The plaques, written in Trump's distinctive style, off

education

Stitching Up the Future: Why Medical Students Need Better Training

December 11, 2025

Medical schools often overlook suturing. Students graduate without the skills needed to close wounds neatly. This is a big problem. Many doctors end up doing this work without proper training. They may not know how to make scars look better. Patients can be left with ugly marks. These marks can caus

health

Delivering Babies: How Doctors Learn in Rich and Poor Countries

December 3, 2025

Doctors in different parts of the world learn to perform C-sections in very different ways. This is not just about the tools they use, but also about the training they receive. A recent study looked at how doctors in wealthy countries and those in poorer countries learn to do C-sections. In rich co

health

Why Do Some Mothers Choose C-Sections Without Medical Need?

November 29, 2025

In Sweden, the rate of C-sections is generally low. But there's a debate about when a mom can ask for a C-section even if it's not medically necessary. This is called a Caesarean section on maternal request, or CSMR. Some people think it's okay for a mom to choose this. Others worry it might not be

technology

What's Your Streaming Service Really Recommending?

November 27, 2025

Streaming services have become a big part of how people choose what to watch. They use smart algorithms to suggest shows and movies based on what you've watched before. This might seem helpful, but it raises some important questions. How do these suggestions affect your taste in entertainment? Do th

business

Las Vegas Bounces Back: What's Driving the Comeback?

October 29, 2025

Las Vegas is back on track, or so says the boss of Caesars Entertainment. Thomas Reeg, the CEO, noticed a pickup in visitors during the last part of the year. This is after a slower summer season. He thinks this trend will keep going into the early months of the next year. What's causing this comeb

health

A New Look at Tummy Tucks: What's Changed in 10 Years?

August 1, 2025

Tummy tucks have come a long way in the last decade. Surgeons have been fine-tuning their techniques to make the procedure safer and more effective. One key change is the focus on preserving something called the Scarpa fascia. This is a layer of tissue under the skin that plays a big role in how the

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Navigating the Ethical Maze in Aesthetic Nursing

July 9, 2025

Nurses with advanced training in aesthetics face a unique set of ethical dilemmas. These professionals operate in a rapidly growing field that blends medical science with personal appearance enhancements. Yet, despite this growth, there's a surprising lack of detailed research on the ethical challen

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Keeping Cool Under Pressure: How Bosses Can Help Junior Doctors

June 27, 2025

In the high-stakes world of medicine, junior doctors face immense pressure. They are often the ones on the front lines, dealing with critical situations and long hours. But what about the role of their supervisors in keeping them sane and supported? Supervisors play a crucial role in the wellbeing