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When is filler the right choice—and when isn't it?

One of the most common things I hear during cosmetic consultations is, “I just want to look refreshed, but I don’t want to look like I’ve had anything…

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Siggy Launches Continuous Mental Health Care, Powered by AI and Supervised by Clinicians, With a Daily Siggy Score That Tracks Your Progress

- - • With built-in memory, patients tell their story once, and the licensed clinician who makes every treatment decision walks into each appointment already knowing how you're…

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Common Sleep Apnea Test May Miss The Condition In Black Patients

A common test used to diagnose obstructive sleep apnea may miss the condition in Black patients, potentially impacting important treatment decisions.

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Senzime AB: Senzime Expands TetraGraph's Clinical Use Beyond Surgery into Brain Stimulation Therapy

UPPSALA, Sweden - Senzime AB (publ), a global leader in precision-based patient monitoring, today announced the expanded clinical use of its TetraGraph® system in electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), a...

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Pharmacy queues being tackled but patients can switch

Patients facing long queues for prescription medications can switch pharmacies.

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Your ER visit shouldn't start with a long wait

At Chestnut Hill Hospital, putting clinical before clerical in the emergency department begins with medical assessment from the moment patients arrive.

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Liverpool care boss suspended after putting terminally ill man at 'unwarranted risk of harm'

Catherine Inguyi Ngaira provided care for a man by the name of patient A in 2020 following his discharge from hospital

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Inside the treatment centre which sees ALL emergency patients at Queen's Hospital

Our reporter Annabel Stock went inside the urgent treatment centre at Queen's Hospital in Romford - this is what she saw.

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British man infected with Ebola to be flown back to the UK

The patient, identified in reports as a healthcare worker, is expected to be flown back to Britain by medical evacuation.

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£850,000 boost for Essex NHS orthodontic care to help reduce waiting times

An extra £850,000 is being invested in NHS orthodontic services across Essex in a bid to cut waiting times for patients

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SleepScriptMD Reaches 4,000-Client Milestone as Demand for Convenient Insomnia Care Grows

Physician-founded online sleep care platform surpasses 4,000 patients served through its asynchronous medical review model nationwide.

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‘Inconsistencies’ for patients in need of fertility preservation, analysis finds

Some seriously ill patients face fertility storage fees because NHS policies vary, a charity has warned

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Declining influenza vaccinations continue among health care workers

Despite often caring for patients at higher risk of severe outcomes from respiratory virus infection, health care workers in Oregon continue to lag in rates of vaccination against…

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Hearing clinic celebrates reaching 500 patients in five months

Independent Worcester clinic Sound House Hearing, run by siblings Laura and Luke Mitchell, has welcomed more than 500 registered patients since opening in May.

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Columbus Community Hospital’s Mead Family Cancer Center Set to Open Nov. 9, 2026, With PET/CT Available Multiple Days a Week

Columbus Community Hospital's new Mead Family Cancer Center brings in-house PET/CT scanning, replacing a once-weekly mobile unit for local patients.

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Radiology Claims: November Malpractice Risk Review--Insights to Reduce Patient Harm and Malpractice Exposure

NAPA, Calif., Nov. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Doctors Company, the nation's largest physician-owned medical malpractice insurer, today released "Radiology Claims: November Malpractice Risk Review," the newest edition…

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Troop 1 scout assembles 50 care kits for young patients at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles

Santa Monica-based Troop 1 scout Agustya Karadkar assembled 50 care kits filled with toys and games for young patients at Children's Hospital Los Angeles as his Eagle Scout…

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Ropeg Wins ET Approvals Across Major Markets as European Patients Await Expanded Access

TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PharmaEssentia’s blood cancer treatment, ropeginterferon alfa-2b (Ropeg), has secured approvals for essential thrombocythemia (ET) in Taiwan, Japan, the United States, and China, widening treatment options for…

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Drug Developers at PCOC: As AI Speeds Discovery, Testing and Access Gaps Remain

Leaders from Boehringer Ingelheim, Incyte, Pfizer, and Takeda told the audience at Patient-Centered Oncology Care® that artificial intelligence (AI) is compressing discovery timelines, but that gaps in testing,…

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MP hears concerns from more than 100 HCRG staff, patients and families

Liberal Democrat MP Brian Mathew visited Melksham Hospital to hear directly from staff

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Sharon Davis receives research grant to keep clinical AI models accurate

Predictive models tend to degrade as clinical practice, information systems and patient populations change. The post Sharon Davis receives research grant to keep clinical AI models accurate appeared…

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Madrigal Expands Rezdiffra Evidence With 12,000-Patient Study

CONSHOHOCKEN, PA — Madrigal Pharmaceuticals Inc. (Nasdaq: MDGL) will present new clinical and real-world research on its liver disease treatment Rezdiffra at a medical conference in Denver beginning…

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AstraZeneca Drug Cuts Death Risk in Advanced Gastric Cancer

WILMINGTON, DE — AstraZeneca’s experimental cancer drug sonesitatug vedotin reduced the risk of death by 53% in patients receiving third-line or later treatment for advanced gastric and related…

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Physical Therapy Marketing and Local SEO Tactics for Allied Health Practices

Many physical therapy, chiropractic and optometry practices face distinct challenges in building patient volume and driving business growth in The post Physical Therapy Marketing and Local SEO Tactics…

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