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Food insecurity in the US increasingly linked to obesity
Nearly 23% of people with obesity in the United States have reported food insecurity, compared with 15% of people with moderate…
Letter from the Editor: Health and the 2020 US election
Both health and healthcare will play vital roles in deciding the outcome of the forthcoming United States presidential election —…
Flu vaccinations not linked to increased COVID-19 risk
According to a recent study, the flu vaccine does not increase a person’s risk of getting COVID-19 and is not associated with…
US elections 2020: Tips on how to vote safely
With the United States presidential election fast approaching and the world still in the midst of a pandemic, it is important to…
Less sleep reduces our ability to maintain positivity
A study finds that getting enough sleep helps people maintain emotional equilibrium and enjoy the good things in life.Research…
Through my eyes: ‘Living my best life’ with sickle cell anemia
I’ve always been a little obsessed with having a great quality of life. I guess it makes sense considering I was told from a young…
COVID-19: Can we tackle the root cause of inflammation?
Researchers in Spain and the United States have proposed that an existing drug may help prevent an excessive, life threatening…
Immune system may trigger anxiety in response to infection
A new study in mice adds to the evidence suggesting that the immune system not only attacks invading pathogens but can also…
Physician burnout: Running on an empty tank
It is a freezing day, and glistening ice covers the bare trees, reflecting the early morning light. You should be enjoying this…
Work-life balance for physicians: The what, the why, and the how
Burnout rates and physician dissatisfaction remain too high. Work-life balance is the buzzword answer often cited to solve these…