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As latest talks stall, scientists say a strong plastic treaty could reduce breast cancer

Environmental Health News

While there are many risk factors — including increased age, obesity, alcohol use and genetics — the World Health Organization estimates roughly half of breast cancer cases are in women with no known risk factors. The talks in South Korea last week ended with a revised document that leaves much unsettled.

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5 Reasons Hospitals Need to Invest in Data Security

Smart Data Collective

Living in a digital age where cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, it’s understandable that there are huge concerns about healthcare data security. What’s more, these data breaches and malware attacks can compromise patient health records, with personal information being sold on the dark web.

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The Clinical Enterprise is the Beating Heart of Health Systems

The Health Care Blog

By JEFF GOLDMSITH As health systems struggle to emerge from the post-COVID financial crisis, the importance of the clinical enterprise to these systems has dramatically increased. This commitment has a direct financial consequence for health systems. A roll-up is not a credible foundation for a system, but merely a holding action.

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Creatine Boosts Brain Health and Function

Mercola

Research shows that creatine enhances mental performance, making it a valuable tool for maintaining brain health as you age or during periods of metabolic stress. Creatine supplementation is being explored for its therapeutic benefits for various health conditions, such as traumatic brain injuries, depression and anxiety.

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Emergency department boarding: Covering the hidden horror story

Association of Health Care Journalists

You can learn a lot by watching a two-part video of a boarding summit convened in October by the HHS Agency for Health Quality and Research. Boarding reflects health care system failures. Massachusetts health authorities called on providers and health plans to take steps to free up capacity. Tell patient stories.

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4 Industries Benefiting from Data-Driven Mobile App Development

Smart Data Collective

They may use transactional, browsing or document data to create a full picture of the user, which businesses can use to improve their client experience or upsell products. (1). First, it’s important to understand what a data-driven app actually is.

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Residents say Pennsylvania has failed communities after state studies linked fracking to child cancer

Environmental Health News

PITTSBURGH — More than a year after the Pennsylvania Department of Health published three studies linking fracking to cancer and other health effects, advocates say the agency failed to keep promises to help residents living near fracking wells.