Public Health
State Urged to Increase Funding for Psychiatric Hospitals
Financial support for psychiatric hospitals requires urgent attention. Recent events highlight significant deficiencies within the current system. In April, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital reached a settlement with the state, paying $500,000. This resolved a prolonged investigation concerning
State Urged to Increase Funding for Psychiatric Hospitals
Published by the Manhattan Institute, City Journal focuses on urban policy issues. Recently, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital was required to pay $500,000 to settle with the state following a prolonged investigation into its psychiatric patient care practices.
The Health Risks of Ultra-Processed Foods
New Study Highlights Dangers of Ultra-Processed Foods A recent study spanning multiple countries has raised alarms about the health risks associated with ultra-processed foods. Researchers from China, Singapore, South Korea, and India analyzed data from
Misconceptions on Social Media About Inflammation
Social media is abuzz with claims about inflammation. Influencers often assert that inflammation is responsible for a range of health issues. Some mention bloating and fatigue, while others link it to digestive problems or even
Experts Warn GLP-1 Drugs May Impact Brain Health During Weight Loss
GLP-1 medications, such as Ozempic and Wegovy, have risen in popularity for weight loss. However, experts caution that rapid weight loss and severe calorie reduction might deprive the brain of essential energy and nutrients. Dr.
Infections as a Cause of Global Cancer: Prevention and Implications
Research by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) indicates that infections will contribute to one in eight cancer cases globally in 2024. This amounts to 2.3 million new cancer cases, with certain infections
Mezzetta Inc. Initiates Recall Due to Pest Contaminant
G. L. Mezzetta Inc. has voluntarily recalled a specific lot of Mezzetta GOLDEN GREEK PEPERONCINI MEDIUM HEAT, 32-ounce jars. This action follows concerns about a potential pest contaminant in the jar, as detailed by the
Shaheen Urges Senate Vote on Insulin Cost Legislation
Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s Advocacy for Insulin Cost Cap Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) is campaigning for a Senate vote on bipartisan legislation aimed at capping insulin costs for private insurance before the midterm elections. Her INSULIN
Impact of Private Equity on Hospitals
For over 20 years working in Chicago’s emergency departments, I have witnessed the effects of hospital closures in neighborhoods reliant on them. Without local hospitals, ambulances travel longer distances, waiting areas become more crowded, and
Exploring the Potential Impact of Peptides on Metabolic Health and Aging
Interest in peptides is growing, with experts examining their potential beyond weight loss, specifically in healthy aging. Dr. Will Cole, a functional medicine expert, emphasized the connection between peptides and longevity, cellular healing, and metabolic