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Kratom: A Hidden Risk in Plain Sight?

Kratom, a tropical plant native to Southeast Asia, has been used for centuries for its stimulant and opioid-like properties. It’s gaining popularity in the West, raising concerns about its potential for addiction and health risks. Understanding kratom’s effects, dangers, and the need for informed healthcare practices is crucial in today’s world. What is Kratom? Kratom […]

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Rare Diseases: Global Progress, Challenges, and Hope

Imagine you’re part of a small town where each family has a unique story, each one different from the others. Now, picture that in the medical world. This is the reality for people with rare diseases. Rare diseases are conditions that affect a small percentage of the population. In the United States, a disease is […]

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The Bed Bug Battle

Bed bugs. Just hearing the name can make your skin crawl. It’s the fear of every business traveler. These tiny, blood-sucking insects have made a dramatic comeback worldwide over the past two decades. But why are they back? And why should we care? This post looks at research into the fascinating world of bed bugs, […]

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Dengue Fever: A Year-Round Threat in South Asia

In recent years, the notion of “seasonal” diseases has become increasingly irrelevant, particularly when it comes to dengue fever in South Asia. Traditionally considered a monsoon illness, dengue has now evolved into a persistent, year-round threat. The primary driver behind this alarming change is climate change, which has extended monsoon seasons, increased temperatures, and altered […]

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Oropouche Fever: An Emerging Threat in the Americas

In recent years, Oropouche fever has quietly become one of the most significant yet lesser-known health threats in South and Central America. Recently, news outlets are reporting an outbreak in several countries, including our very close neighbor to the south, Cuba.. Despite being the second most frequent arboviral disease in Brazil, trailing only dengue, many […]

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