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- Sep 24, 2026
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Homelessness Is a âCognitive Impairment Crisisâ in Canada (opens the original)
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Reframing homelessness as a “cognitive impairment crisis” is key to developing policies that more effectively address Canada’s homelessness crisis, a new commentary asserts. “This issue has been something I’ve noticed for a few years, but it took a while for me to examine it in depth and understand the degree of compounding issues that affect this population,” commentary author Sumantra Monty Ghosh, MD, MPH, an addiction medicine specialist at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, told Medscape
Fad or Fact: Can the Sauerkraut Diet Boost Weight Loss? (opens the original)
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Interest in the sauerkraut diet has surged after US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr, credited it with helping him lose 20 pounds in 30 days and reduce his visceral fat by 40%, fueling a wave of attention on social media and reportedly within the Trump administration. Several factors are driving the trend. One is the public endorsement by political “celebrities.” Another is simplicity and access; sauerkraut is affordable, available in most grocery stores, and requires no
GLP-1s and Surgery: Why Canât Societies Agree? (opens the original)
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As GLP-1 use rises, so does concern over aspiration and regurgitation risk during surgery — but major medical societies still don’t agree on how best to manage patients taking the drugs. Data from the GLIMPSE study presented at the Association of Anaesthetists Annual Meeting in Liverpool and published online in Anaesthesia showed an 11-fold higher rate of regurgitation and/or pulmonary aspiration in surgical patients taking GLP-1s. “We had no idea how big a problem GLP-1 use was in people having
Body-Related TikTok Reels Tied to Self-Objectification, Mood (opens the original)
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Viewing appearance-focused TikTok videos was associated with an increased self-objectification in women, as well as changes in mood, according to a new study. Viewing “thinspiration” content on TikTok increased self-objectification and worsened mood, whereas viewing body-positive content also increased self-objectification but was linked to more positive mood. “The findings therefore suggest at least a short-term benefit of body-positive content on social media, even when users are faced with co
Digital Program Eases Anxiety, Depression in Chronic Illness (opens the original)
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A multicomponent digital program with and without human support reduces anxiety and depression symptoms, compared with usual care, in adults with chronic medical conditions. “People living with chronic illness need support not just for the disease, but also for the experience of living with the disease,” Puneeta Tandon, MD, professor of medicine at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, told Medscape News Canada. “As clinicians, we are good at treating organ-specific problems, but the whole-pers
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