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Buy Abbott Laboratories - The Market Is Overestimating the Risk of Infant Formula Litigation
Abbott shares began its slide Friday after a jury ordered Reckitt Benckiser to pay $60 million to a plaintiff whose premature baby died of necrotizing enterocolitis, also known as NEC. In this example, the market looked at Abbott's roughly 1,000 pending lawsuits and multiplied it by the $60 million payout to one plaintiff — who was seeking a smaller figure of $25 million. There are a few key things to know from this statement: First, there is no scientific
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Coffee, Hip-Hop & Mental Health Launched a DeMar DeRozan-inspired Coffee Drink and Hoodie
Coffee, Hip-Hop & Mental Health is a Chicago-based non-profit that provides free individual and group therapy to those facing financial barriers. The proceeds of these products will benefit CHHAMH’s mental health services, including covering the cost of their weekly men’s group therapy sessions for a year.
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The Importance of Meditation for Gut Health
Meditation, through its stress-reducing properties, can positively influence gut health by modulating these stress-related changes. This can lead to alterations in gut motility, increased intestinal permeability, and changes in the gut microbiota. The link between stress, gut health, and gastrointestinal disorders is gaining momentum.
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Is Tesla Still Part of the Magnificent 7?
The Magnificent 7 (MAG7) are the Herculean stocks holding up the S&P500: Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla. In November, analysts from Goldman Sachs told Fortune they were upbeat about the performance of the group as a whole.
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How to Improve Sleep Hygiene Without a Sleep Aid
In the U.S., melatonin is available over the counter as a dietary supplement. This differs from other countries, such as the United Kingdom, Japan and Australia. It's also unclear whether the supplements are safe for children. Limit screen use. Taking a bath or shower, reading and quietly relaxing can help set the tone for sleep.
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UPRHSD Dedication of Medic 14 to Bonnie Culpepper
Bonnie Culpepper was killed in October in a head-on crash on her way home from work. At the time of her death, she was employed by Eagle County Paramedic Services, but had previously served with Ute Pass. "Our hearts are broken," Eagle County CEO Brandon Daruna said. To celebrate her life, UPRHSD is dedicating its newest ambulance Medic 14.
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School-Based Mental Health Services in Oregon
In Oregon, schools provide critical mental health resources at no or low cost to students and their families. But when it comes to mental health services, not a lot of Oregon students seek out formal help. At David Douglas, the center serves young people districtwide, from kindergarten to 12th grade.
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Nuvance Health - The Challenge
Nuvance Health merged two healthcare facilities in 2019, and prior to that, were struggling with the stigma of mental health. Access to mental health care is a major barrier across the U.S., with national wait times for a therapy appointment averaging 48 days. This was further intensified by the limited number of professionals equipped to work with children and teenagers.
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The Change Healthcare Cyberattack - The Biggest Attack on the Health Care System
San Francisco dermatologist Dr. Margaret Parsons has been unable to submit insurance claims to get paid for services provided. Change Healthcare processes roughly half of all medical claims nationwide. Four weeks since the cyberattack, some providers in California and elsewhere are still waiting to file claims and get reimbursed. In the meantime, they’re scrambling to pay bills and order medical supplies.
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Water Beads: A Growing Health Hazard for Children
Consumer Product Safety Commission says water beads continue to be a health hazard for young children. They can be as small as a stud earring — little enough to swallow — but grow to the size of a marble or even a golf ball when immersed in water. Once inside a child’s body, they can cause gastrointestinal blockages. The agency issued warnings this week about two products with toxicity risk.
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