It’s been a year since a massive statewide effort was called in CalAIM He began to bring it up. Among the many important changes CalAIM has promised: an overhaul of the availability of mental health care for youth insured by Medi-Cal, the general insurance program for low-income Californians. Youth mental health advocates say they remain … Read more
Massachusetts has a lot going for it. Harvard there, for example. They also have this funny little way of pronouncing the word “yard” like they’re just throwing it out of their mouths. And oh… I’m sure there’s something else, right? That third thing might be what it takes to make coaching in New England more … Read more
When it comes to curing disease with food, quackery goes too far. Over the centuries, raw garlic has been touted as a home remedy for everything from chlamydia to the common cold. The Renaissance included cures for the plague Figs soaked in hyssop oil. During the 1918 influenza pandemic, Native Americans Onion wolf or raucous … Read more
Women have always been very vigilant about unwanted male attention in the gym. But before smartphones, the sensation of being stared at was more of a feeling than a certainty. Catching perceived perpetrators at work has now become a sport of its own on TikTok, with women secretly leaving their phones taped and then watching … Read more
Cambridge, Massachusetts.And February 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — via Scientific, Inc.new Cambridge The technology and AI-driven company, is proud to announce the launch of Foundry, a multi-faceted accelerator platform focused on dramatically shortening the path to scientific breakthroughs. via Scientific, Inc. A new Cambridge-based analytics company has launched via Scientific, a leading multi-omics analytics platform. The … Read more
Oregonians got free reproductive healthcare coverage, including abortions, under a law that took full effect in 2019. But at least a dozen insurance companies charged consumers anyway, state officials said Wednesday. . The Department of Consumer and Business Services released reports of abuses by 12 health insurance companies covering nearly 1 million Oregonians. The audits … Read more
Omaha, Neb. (WOWT) — The uncle of the 32-year-old man who brought a loaded AR-15 to a West Omaha Target store Tuesday told 6 News that the man has struggled with mental health for years, and his family has tried to help him. “He was a good kid, and he was a good kid,” Larry … Read more
When Michael Gove declared that the people of this country had “enough experts,” his political opponents were at odds with him. Looking back, though, I think he might have had a point. Because there is a certain breed of expert that I can’t stand. Nutrition experts. I’m sure they are just trying to help. But … Read more
breadcrumb links Defense control It was alleged that recruits to the Canadian Forces were subjected to physical fitness training far in excess of what was deemed necessary. Posted on Feb 01, 2023 • 3 minutes to read Recruits from across western and northern Canada graduate from the Canadian Armed Forces’ Bold Eagle program during a … Read more
Campus Penn Medicine on October 3, 2020. Credit: Max Meester The Federal Drug Administration recently approved a drug being trialled by the Penn Memory Center to reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. The medicine, Leqembi, earned FDA approval Under Expedited approval process On January 6, a trial after AHEAD evaluated its effectiveness on volunteers is … Read more
