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The Rise of AI in General Practice General practitioners (GPs) are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help manage their administrative tasks, particularly in the form of AI scribes that automatically generate medical notes from patient consultations. While these tools promise efficiency and improved documentation, they also come with significant risks that healthcare […]

The Struggle for Accessible Toilets in the UK For many disabled individuals and their families, the lack of accessible toilets is a significant barrier to living a full and independent life. Disabled people are being forced to stay indoors or even forfeit essential medical appointments due to the absence of suitable facilities. This issue has […]

A Personal Journey of Struggle and Resilience When I read the recent news that junior specialists will now receive their specialist allowance from the start of their supervision period, I felt a strange mix of relief and deep pain. While this policy may protect others moving forward, it came too late for me. For me, […]

The Hidden Costs of Sugary Drinks and Unhealthy Snacks In the bustling streets of Kuala Lumpur, a common scene unfolds outside school gates where vendors sell an array of snacks and drinks. A female vendor, selling homemade ice cream for 70 sen a stick, asks a schoolboy if he wants the 30 sen change or […]

The Power of Consistency in Wellness When I observe individuals who seem to have their lives in order, they often share three common habits: maintaining a consistent sleep schedule, having a clear sense of purpose, and following a healthy morning routine. These routines might include using a sleep tracker, drinking AG1, and meditating. Over the […]

Exciting Weekend for Sports Fans This weekend promises to be an exciting one for sports enthusiasts around the world. The World Aquatics Championships in Singapore are entering their third weekend of competition, while the prestigious Tour de France is set to conclude on Sunday, marking the end of one of cycling’s most iconic events. To […]

A Teenager’s Fight Against Sepsis A 13-year-old boy from Rusper, West Sussex, lost both his legs after what started as a simple leg cramp during a sports camp turned into a life-threatening condition. Austin Hunter’s story highlights the sudden and severe nature of sepsis, a condition that can develop rapidly and have devastating consequences if […]

The Rise of Feel Free: A “Feel-Good Tonic” with Hidden Dangers A growing number of users are raising alarms about a popular herbal supplement known as Feel Free, marketed as a “feel-good tonic.” This plant-based product, made by Botanic Tonics in Oklahoma, is available in both liquid and capsule forms and can be found at […]

The American Heart Association Releases New Guidelines on Ultraprocessed Foods The American Heart Association (AHA) has released its latest scientific advisory statement, focusing on the consumption of ultraprocessed foods (UPFs). This development comes at a time when public health concerns around these foods are growing. While the AHA’s main message is clear—most UPFs are detrimental […]