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en.as.com > latest_news > adrian-quevedo-psychologist-now-everything-is-a-trauma-a-toxic-relationship-an-abandonment-wound-a-narcissistic-person-or-an-attachment-problem-f202609-n

Adri??n Quevedo, psychologist:???Now everything is a trauma, a toxic relationship, an abandonment wound, a narcissistic person or an attachment problem???

1+ day, 13+ hour ago   (219+ words) The specialist warns about the overuse of psychological labels and calls for a more realistic view of emotional distress. Just a few years ago, words such as trauma, attachment and narcissism rarely came up in everyday conversation Today, they are…...

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These are the ‘parts’ of Medicare: What you need to know about eligibility and enrollment requirements

2+ day, 12+ hour ago   (321+ words) The federally funded healthcare insurance program Medicare is made up of four parts that give enrollees a variety of coverage. Medicare was established in 1965 and since then millions of Americans have enjoyed coverage under the federally funded health insurance program....

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en.as.com > latest_news > who-is-elizabeth-holmes-and-what-was-she-found-guilty-of-the-story-behind-the-you-can-see-everything-documentary-f202609-n

Who is Elizabeth Holmes and what was she found guilty of? The story behind the 'You Can See Everything' documentary

4+ day, 17+ hour ago   (583+ words) Elizabeth Holmes reported to prison on May 30, 2023. Who is the former Theranos leader and what crimes was she found guilty of? The mother of two living a quiet life in San Diego, Elizabeth Holmes, saw her life change significantly over…...

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en.as.com > meristation > news > doctors-agree-ai-can-detect-heart-failure-or-valve-disease-that-would-never-be-picked-up-by-a-human-doctor-f202609-n

Doctors agree: “AI can detect heart failure or valve disease that would never be picked up by a human doctor”

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (233+ words) A system developed by researchers at Imperial College London can detect signals in an ECG that are invisible to the human eye. In a study involving 67,000 patients in the United States, the technology identified up to 81% of cases of heart…...

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en.as.com > latest_news > byung-chul-han-philosopher-studying-the-impact-of-overwork-on-mental-health-humans-were-born-to-play-f202608-n

Byung-Chul Han, philosopher studying the impact of overwork on mental health: “Humans were born to play”

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (370+ words) Diario AS We live immersed in a cycle in which, every minute of every day, we are expected to answer to the court of productivity Yet in this endless race to squeeze every second out of the clock, we have…...

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Medicare Advantage vs. Medicare Supplement: Key differences and out-of-pocket costs explained - AS USA

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (467+ words) Americans enrolled in Medicare can choose from two options to supplement the national healthcare program’s basic plan. Here’s how they differ. Seniors over the age of 65, along with other individuals who have specific medical conditions or disabilities, are eligible for…...

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en.as.com > meristation > news > neurology-experts-agree-short-videos-temporarily-shut-down-parts-of-your-brain-f202608-n

Neurology experts agree: short videos temporarily “shut down” parts of your brain

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (350+ words) Diario AS TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts are competing for something far more valuable than a few seconds of our time: our attention A new study published in the scientific journal NeuroImage now offers a neurological explanation for that…...

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en.as.com > latest_news > psychologists-agree-if-you-place-the-toilet-paper-with-the-loose-end-toward-the-wall-you-have-type-b-personality-traits-f202608-n

Psychologists agree: if you place the toilet paper with the loose end toward the wall, you have Type B personality traits

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (221+ words) A study of 2,000 people found an unlikely link between how people hang their toilet paper and the way they approach everyday life. A decision as seemingly trivial as which way you hang your toilet paper could apparently say something about…...

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en.as.com > latest_news > what-is-the-social-security-compassionate-allowances-program-fourteen-conditions-were-added-to-the-list-in-august-f202608-n

What is the Social Security compassionate allowances program? Fourteen conditions were added to the list in August

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (127+ words) When someone applies for SSDI, the SSA must review medical records to make an accurate determination. To speed things up, the agency uses advanced technology to identify conditions that automatically meet the disability criteria under SSA rules. If a person’s…...

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The U.S. detonated hundreds of nuclear bombs in the desert: Then the health concerns emerged - AS USA

1+ mon, 2+ day ago   (468+ words) What happened after the detonations would take years to become clear, as radioactive fallout spread far beyond the isolated testing grounds. If you were forced to detonate hundreds of nuclear bombs somewhere on Earth and tried to ensure there would…...