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Evidence translation, risk communication, and countering health myths online.
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Nursing professor presents innovative disaster preparedness course at National Education Summit
6+ hour, 42+ min ago (214+ words) By Stacey Thomas, faculty At the NLN Education Summit, Assistant Professor of Nursing Stacey Thomas shared the course's instructional framework and innovative teaching strategies with nursing educators from across the country. Stacey Thomas, assistant professor of nursing, presented her innovative…...
Health Topics With the Most Influencer Promotions Often Have Fewer Source Citations, Research Finds
10+ hour, 50+ min ago (332+ words) Net Influencer Health and wellness influencers are most likely to pitch products in topics where posts are also less likely to carry an outside citation or a warning about harm, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis of more…...
NMC Issues Guidelines on Ethical Advertising, Public Communication for Doctors and Hospitals
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Why You’re Never Fully Yourself in Front of Anyone
5+ hour, 4+ min ago (495+ words) The only person you never pretend in front of is the one staring back at you in the mirror. Everyone else gets a carefully edited version. You’ve probably done this so long that it stopped feeling like pretending. It just…...
Rarely Speaking: In This Together
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (244+ words) Life and Caregiving with ALS: Featuring award winning actor, Russell Andrews November 5, 2026 @ 2pm ET – 60 minute panel and audience Q&A Managing ALS goes far beyond routine doctor visits and medical checklists. Clinical metrics can track disease progression, but they fail to…...
How I Handle the Silent Treatment Without Losing My Peace
10+ hour, 39+ min ago (143+ words) Ah, the silent treatment. That uncomfortable silence when someone suddenly stops talking to you, ignores your messages, avoids eye contact, or behaves as if you don’t exist. What did I do? Are they angry with me? Should I ask what’s…...
Are you leading with purpose or fear?
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (586+ words) DEAR READER: What fuels your decision-making at work? Whether you're full of anxiety at work and base decisions on intuition or underlying fear, there's a shade of gray. Gillian O'Shea Brown, professor, psychotherapist and author of "Psyche's Awakening: A Guide…...
No more ‘Guaranteed Cures’: NMC issues new guidelines to curb misleading medical ads on social media
11+ hour, 19+ min ago (174+ words) Hyderabad: While scrolling through any social media app on your mobile phone, you might have come across medical claims such as ‘best doctors in the city’, ‘guaranteed cures’, ‘100% success’ and ‘painless treatment’, including the AI-generated content for exercises you can…...
Can the ability to read human emotions be improved through learning? — 'Emotion recognition ability' from the perspective of psychological research
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1703+ words) When you ask that, the reply is, "I'm not angry at all." But their voice is a little low. Their response is short. They aren't making eye contact as much as usual. Some people notice these changes immediately, while others…...
Anger might help you achieve challenging goals, a new study says. But could your health pay the price?
22+ hour, 22+ min ago (592+ words) Updated on: November 6, 2023 / 3:51 PM EST / CBS News Have a challenging goal ahead? Some anger could help you achieve it, according to new research. For the study, published recently in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, researchers analyzed the role…...