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At the beginning of the movie “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” the Grinch is introduced as having a smaller than average heart, but as…
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But then you accomplish everything, you are happy and ready for the fun part to start, but bam — you feel sick.
Read NowThe future of medicine is personal: divide and conquer
by Eli Liverani | Oct 15, 2025
We can use individual unique factors (genetics, environment, lifestyle and so on) to tailor disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment.
Read NowEssentia Health’s mobile mammogram program brings screenings to rural communities
by HPR Contributor | Oct 6, 2025
Essentia’s mobile mammography trucks have added additional locations across the rural health leader’s footprint
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by Eli Liverani | Sep 16, 2025
Talking to our neighbors and finding good friends should be included in our treatment plan to be healthy humans.
Read NowWhat we owe our elders and each other: a call for community support and smarter aging solutions
by Dr. Marc Sapir | Aug 19, 2025
Across America, families are quietly struggling with a rising challenge: how to care for aging parents, siblings, grandparents, neighbors and friends.
Read NowThe Club of the Hashish-Eaters is recruiting
by Eli Liverani | Aug 19, 2025
People have been using marijuana from various (and unregulated) sources for millennia, so having a regulated way to obtain the drug will have positive…
Read NowBack-to-school immunization clinics to be held in August
by Alicia Underlee Nelson | Jul 29, 2025
Caregivers for school-aged children and teenagers are encouraged to bring them to back-to-school immunization clinics scheduled for every Tuesday in August.
Read NowMagic — or the portrait of a skinny Dorian Gray?
by Eli Liverani | Jun 19, 2025
It has various commercial names (Ozempic, Wegovy and Rybelsus), but the common scientific name is semaglutide.
Read NowDepression is pink and alcoholism is blue: all color of mental illnesses
by Eli Liverani | May 15, 2025
During Mental Health Awareness Month, Dr. Liverani ponders the question: is there a clear diagnosis for mental illnesses for each sex?
Read NowWomen’s health: the good, the bad and the ugly
by Eli Liverani | Apr 27, 2025
Women cope with real acute pain in almost every stage of their lives, yet we keep performing — and out-performing at times.
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