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Adverse Childhood Experiences in Rural India: Why Western Frameworks Fall Short
The standard Adverse Childhood Experiences framework inadequately captures the spectrum of adversity affecting children in rural India and other low-…
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Neuroscience Validates Freud’s Century-Old Theory of the Predictive Brain
Modern neuroscience's leading theory of the brain as a prediction machine closely mirrors concepts Sigmund Freud proposed over 130 years…
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Chromoblastomycosis: A Neglected Tropical Infection Resurfacing in Clinical Practice
A clinical case presentation in The New England Journal of Medicine highlights diagnostic and therapeutic…
Can Humans Grow a Third Set of Adult Teeth? What the Evidence Actually Shows
Humans naturally develop only two sets of teeth—primary and permanent—due to genetic programming. While supernumerary…
Native Hawaiian Adults Face Mobility Decline Years Earlier Than Peers
New research from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa reveals that Native Hawaiian adults experience…
Health & Migration: policy is moving faster than the data
WHO's first global scorecard reveals that while 60+ countries now include migrants in health policies,…
Plant-Based Diet Quality More Important Than Processing Level for Chronic Disease Prevention
Major 28-year study shows healthful plant-based diets reduce mortality risk by 13% regardless of ultra-processed…