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Is delaying adulthood a sign of self-awareness or immaturity?
Helena · Helena

Is delaying adulthood a sign of self-awareness or immaturity?

89% Center coverage: 28 sources
🎧 Cultural milestones, such as marriage, careers and independence, are happening later. What does that mean for society, and are we losing something by pushing everything back?See the Story
Cambodia reports 3 new human cases of H5N1 bird flu
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Cambodia reports 3 new human cases of H5N1 bird flu

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Cambodia has confirmed three new human cases of H5N1 bird flu, all linked to the same area where a case was reported last week, according to health officials. The new cases include a 46-year-old woman and her 16-year-old son from Lek village in Daun Keo commune. Both are currently in stable condition. Their home is located about 60 feet (20 m) from that of a 41-year-old woman who tested positive for H5N1 last Monday. Health officials said sick a…See the Story
Tested Positive for Doping – on Artificial Turf

Tested Positive for Doping – on Artificial Turf

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Traces of a banned substance were found after doping tests on eight football players in Norway. A mystery, the clubs claimed. Now the results of the investigation have been presented – and the answer to the mystery lies in the artificial turf.See the Story

A NKY Woman Fighting Cancer Was Denied Coverage for Life-Saving Treatment. Then, Her Doctor Stepped In.

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A Northern Kentucky professional boxer recently faced her toughest opponent outside the ring an aggressive form of melanoma. Thanks to her medical team's advocacy, she received a life-saving treatment that might otherwise have been out of reach.Camille Casson Embry, 51, noticed moles on her arm and decided to get them checked."I went to the doctor. Came back three days later 'You have cancer.' So he checked them all again 'You have an aggressive…CancerSee the Story

Hearing Loss Linked to Dementia: an Interview with Dr. Rebecca Younk

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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness month. There are numerous efforts across the country to bring awareness to the disease that affects more than 7 million Americans and their families. A recent study found that 32% of dementia cases in older adults may be linked to hearing loss. It has long been studied and believed that keeping your mind active as you age will help to stave off dementia and its effects. Now, s…DementiaSee the Story

Late Effects of Covid-19 in the Nordic Countries

Most COVID-19 patients are back at work within three months, and up to two percent are still on sick leave after six months, according to a new systematic review from researchers at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.Coronavirus · OsloRead Article

Norad and Fhi Sign New Agreement to Strengthen Public Health Institutions and Health Systems

Norad's acting director, Lisetta Trebbi, and FHI's director, Guri Rørtveit, today signed an agreement for phase 2 of the “Building Stronger Public Health Institutions and Systems”, also known as the BIS program.Oslo, Norway · OsloRead Article

Research Project on Hearing Loss in Children Under Five Years of Age

We currently know too little about children with hearing loss. How many are there? What characterizes them? What health care do they receive? Researchers at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health and the Norwegian Institute of Public Health will now study this, with support from the Dam Foundation through the Norwegian Association of the Deaf.Oslo, Norway · OsloRead Article

Hospital Activity 'Falls Behind' Investment

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Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill is expected to tell the Select Committee on Health that activity in the health service is not keeping pace with investment.Health Care · NorwaySee the Story

Norway Contributes to New European Initiative on Better Cancer Screening

How to ensure good and equal cancer screening for everyone, regardless of who they are and where they live? That is the overarching challenge in a large and long-term initiative from the EU, in which Norway has an important role.European Union · NorwayRead Article

Study: Language Barriers Reduce CGM Access for Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

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Study finds patients with diabetes who prefer a non-English language are less likely to be prescribed continuous glucose monitors, even when their condition is poorly controlled.HealthSee the Story

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