This HND piece examines how charity has empowered healthcare. We trace the history of medical charity back to its origins in Christianity, and follow it through to the present day.
A number of good sources are cited, as we work our way toward highlighting a unique charitable outfit. Read the complete article.
This HND piece starts with the physiological mechanism of snoring, and offers a number of easy, natural suggestions to combat the problem. From there, we offer a few counter-measures from Yoga, and even show how playing a particular musical instruments is good therapy against snoring.
We conclude with a brand new anti-snoring product that looks quite promising.
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This HND piece starts off with the World Health Organization's definition, and then presents a few other points of view. We quote a recent piece in the BMJ, which throws chronic disease into the mix, and then segue into a five-step evaluation you can perform on your own health.
We conclude with some thoughts from Mark Sisson, of Mark's Daily Apple.
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This HND piece takes a look at three current topics of interest: the Adolescent Brain and Cognitive Development Study; the Patients over Paperwork initiative; and Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JP Morgan Chase joining forces to disrupt healthcare.
The study is big and will follow about 10,000 9-10 year-old kids for ten years, to see how teen brains develop. CMS is trying to reduce its onerous paperwork burden, and I wish them luck, as all medical plans follow their lead. The supposed "dream team" alliance is being praised, but may not be quite as great as people think.
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