Summary For at least 100 years, doctors and self-styled nutrition experts have touted the idea that a particular diet can make cancer treatments work better. Some early clinical trials showed hints of an effect. Now, studies from high-profile labs are spawning a new wave of trials with more rigorous underpinnings. Scientists are unraveling the molecular… Read More: A plateful of medicine – Science »
While COVID-19 can hardly be called a major public health threat anymore, having now reached endemic status (like the seasonal flu), the fearmongerers who need this crisis to continue in order to complete the implementation of a Great Reset of the global economy and social structure aren’t letting up. In a mid-March 2021 appearance on… Read More: Chicken Little’s Puppet Masters — Fear Destroys Freedom »
Meanwhile, in the latest daily figures, the government said that a further 4,479 people had tested positive for coronavirus and another 51 people had died within 28 days of a positive test. Although that latter figure is slightly up on the previous day, it is lower than the 63 announced last Thursday. BBC News –… Read More: Long Covid: More than a million affected in February, survey… »
The quality of a healthcare IT shop is largely defined by whether its clinician users feel the tools they have been provided are a help or a hindrance. But what exactly does a clinician-friendly IT environment look like? Conversely, what are some common elements of a shop where burnout is likely prevalent? In this webinar,… Read More: Analyzing IT’s Opportunities to Reduce Clinician Burnout »