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Diverticular disease is a growing concern worldwide, especially in Western countries and increasingly in Asia. You might know it as diverticulosis or diverticulitis. The problem? It's getting more common, and when it flares up into diverticulitis, it can lead to serious health issues and big medical

crime

Searching for a Hidden Killer: NYPD and FBI on the Case

In the heart of Manhattan, a mystery continues to baffle the NYPD and FBI. One week ago, UnitedHealthcare's CEO, Brian Thompson, was tragically shot and killed. The search for his killer is intense, with new photographs showing the masked suspect both in a car and on the street. Authorities believe

crime

New York City’s Uptick in Crime: A Look at the Thompson Murder

The recent murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a New York City street isn't just another tragic event. It's a snapshot of the city's sliding security. Sure, New York has always had its share of high-profile crimes, like the killings of John Lennon and Meir Kahane. But those incidents ha

How the Top Cited Papers in Journal of Religion and Health Shaped Research

The Journal of Religion and Health (JORH) has been linking spirituality and healthcare since 1961. To see how this connection has grown, we looked at the top 100 most cited papers from JORH. This data, from the Scopus database, can tell us a lot about who writes these papers, where they come from, a

How Patients and Doctors Feel About Team Care for Skin Conditions

December 8, 2024

Immune-related skin issues, like psoriasis or lupus, can affect many parts of the body. To manage these conditions better, doctors from different fields often team up. This is called interdisciplinary care (IC). But how do patients and healthcare providers feel about this team approach? That's what

business

Boosting Security After Shocking CEO Killing

The tragic killing of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, has prompted many businesses to step up their security measures. Some companies have temporarily closed their headquarters, while others have scrubbed their websites of executive photos. Companies across various industries are hiring mor

The Battle Against Type 2 Diabetes: Are Nationwide Health Policies Effective?

Type 2 diabetes is a major health issue worldwide, prompting countries to implement various policies to tackle it. These initiatives often target both high-risk and low-risk individuals without requiring personal financial investment. Let's explore some of these policies. For instance, making fruits

Does More Antenatal Care Mean Safer Births in the Philippines?

Imagine being a mom-to-be in the Philippines. How many times do you visit the doctor before your baby arrives? A study from 2022 suggests that making at least eight antenatal care (ANC) visits could make a big difference. This study looked at data from the National Demographic and Health Survey to f

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Why Did UnitedHealth's Stock Stay Calm After CEO's Murder?

When Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was killed in Manhattan, it made headlines worldwide. Yet, the stock market seemed unfazed. UnitedHealth's stock barely moved on the day of the tragedy, only dipping later. This could suggest that the company's success isn't tied to one person. UnitedHea

Health Insurance Shake-up: After CEO Murder, Industry Faces Calls for Change