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Effects of medical gaslighting It’s not uncommon for older adults or people living with disabilities to experience what’s called ‘medical gaslighting’ the often, unintentional dismissal of concerns or symptoms by health professionals based on biases, belief that its psychological, or a lack of complete or holistic information.  When this gaslighting occurs, it can
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BOOKS Superbugs and Solutions  By Dr. Agnieszka Kotze Kotze’s book leads us both understand, address and fight the global crisis of drug-resistant infections. Written from the perspective of a naturopathic and holistic doctor, the book blends insights with practical solutions. Amazon.co.uk GUIDE BOOKS Quick Reference Guide for Health Care Practitioners Caring for
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With the introduction of new technologies pressing challenges are being tackled. Innovation is pushing boundaries and traditional practices are being disrupted.  Here are but a few of the inventions we’ve been watching. The Joëlette Kid Get out and about with this all-terrain stroller for children under 30 kg. Very comfortable and safe, this hiking and […]
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BOOKS Legacy  By Uché Blackstock MD Dr. Uche Blackstock is both a compelling memoir and an edifying analysis of the inequities in the way we deliver healthcare. As an ER physician, and later as a professor in academic medicine, Dr. Blackstock became profoundly aware of the systemic barriers that Black patients and physicians continue to […]
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Hello Ellie As you get to know her, you’ll recognize that Eleplan’s Ellie is a digital assistant and care plan rolled into one. Simplify your paperwork, de-clutter, boost your efficiency, while enjoying less uncertainty, less worry and fewer sleepless nights. Ellie is on-demand, easy to navigate and AI powered. And, she is designed to support […]
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Photographs From An Unquiet Mind A new book with three hundred photos from Cory Richards, celebrated National Geographic Photographer and professional mountain climber, speaks to his own long-time mental health journey.   Richards received a diagnosis of Bipolar 2 at fourteen years of age and, as a youth, was unflinching in his desire to become […]
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The economic burden of Parkinson’s A new report suggests that 150,000 Canadians will be living with this degenerative disorder by 2034 with direct and indirect costs increasing to 4.4 billion. 80% of those diagnosed will develop dementia. Risks are higher among males.  Parkinson Canada Veterans deserve specialized care A new report from the NIA and […]