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I tried sauna therapy for my joints—here’s what happened

After an injury, a health writer found healing in the heat. A Finnish MD/PhD world expert in sauna therapy explains the ...
Today's Dietitian magazine

Nutrition Therapy for Chronic Critical Illness

Over 5 million patients are admitted to an ICU in the United States every year.1 While many patients only spend a day or two in the ICU, those that are critically ill stay much longer. Patients who ...
Mad in America

Why Critical Mental Health Knowledge Is Essential for Ethical Practice: An Interview with Jan DeFehr

Jan DeFehr argues that ethical practice requires access to what the field itself disputes, including the risks people rarely hear about. Her new book, A Critical Mental Health Primer: Towards Informed ...
Purdue University

Critical Illness Insurance

Critical Illness Insurance through Securian provides a lump-sum payment if you or a covered family member is diagnosed with critical illness. Examples of critical illnesses include heart attack, ...
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GCC to benefit from US rate cuts, but oil and government spending still more critical: Economist

Monica Malik, Chief Economist at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, discusses how expected rate cuts from the Fed will filter through to the Gulf’s economies, given the region’s currency pegs and dependence ...
Idaho State Journal

Idaho Medicaid contractor to cut critical services for people with severe mental illness

The private company that runs Idaho Medicaid’s mental health benefits is planning to cut critical services for people with severe mental illness. The latest round of cuts by Magellan of Idaho would ...
BMJ

Development of intersectoral medical care for patients with ‘chronic critical illness’: protocol for a telemedicine interventional study with a pre-post design in out-of ...

Introduction Patients receiving long-term ventilation (LTV) in out-of-hospital intensive care facilities often suffer from persistent impairments of their cognition, mental health and physical health, ...
The Idaho Press-Tribune

Idaho Medicaid contractor to cut critical services for people with severe mental illness

Originally published Nov. 21 on IdahoCapitalSun.com. The private company that runs Idaho Medicaid’s mental health benefits is planning to cut critical services for people with severe mental illness.
Sports Illustrated

Jaire Alexander Trade Provides Critical Benefits for Ravens

Baltimore Ravens fans may not be significantly affected by the news of cornerback Jaire Alexander being traded to the Philadelphia Eagles, as he struggled with the franchise in 2025, but some question ...