“The problem with feeling like an imposter is thinking there’s something wrong with it. I know this is different from any way you have thought about it, but humor me. What happens when we are offered an opportunity but we feel like an imposter? We hide. We overwork to compensate. We look around at our… Read More »
Sober October is here — a whole month aimed at making sure not even the tiniest drop of alcohol passes the lips of those taking part. As though the cold and the rain wasn’t enough to be getting on with already, the annual campaign to stop drinking has come around once again, having started in… Read More »
Hair loss is a common concern for many guys, and estimates show that roughly two-thirds of men will start experiencing it by their mid-30s. While some men go all in and embrace the change by shaving it all off—this is the era of the power balds, after all—others may seek out treatments to slow hair… Read More »
Prof Martin Marshall, who chairs the Royal College of GPs, said: “Prescribing is a core skill for GPs and many of our nurse and pharmacist colleagues in primary care and doing whatever we can to prescribe the most appropriate medicine for our patients, in an evidence-based way is something we strive to do on a… Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs will not continue to deploy its Cerner electronic health record at any more sites for at least the next six months, officials said. VA Assistant Under Secretary for Health for Discovery, Education and Affiliate Networks Dr. Carolyn Clancy told House members at a hearing this past week that the agency… Read More »
Soaring temperatures are a deadly threat, namely because people do not appreciate just how dangerous prolonged sun exposure can be. Sudden deaths often shoot up in places that experience abnormally high heat levels. It is therefore paramount to take precautionary measures, even in the UK. According to Doctor Nighat Arif, one of the most important… Read More »