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Burned out by the pandemic, 3 in 10 health-care workers consider leaving the profession
Burnout, trauma, disillusionment, and high stress levels are affecting the mental health of many healthcare workers.
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ICH shares "work-in-progress" update to GCP guidance
The ICH E6 working group shared an early look at the first work product for the E6(R3) guideline.
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Science, Health, and Public Trust: Picture This!
Engagement of the audience, correct imagery, and use of visual data can help create clear and understandable public health messaging.
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How to Generate Research Ideas That Impact Society
Collaborative conversations can reveal new ideas, reveal limitations in the existing scientific literature, and keep scientific theory grounded.
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Dietary cocoa improves health of obese mice; likely has implications for humans
Rich in fiber, iron and phytochemicals, cocoa powder may benefit humans with non-alcohol-related fatty liver disease.
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Multiple agencies breached by hackers using Pulse Secure vulnerabilities
Vulnerabilities in specific cybersecurity products allowed hackers to bypass passwords, multifactor authentication, and other security features.
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AI chatbot maker Juji jumps into higher education
Universities can implement the chatbot in two weeks as it is pre-trained on millions of data points and tailored for common higher education scenarios.
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Wearable Tech in Healthcare: Possibilities and Pitfalls
Possibilities like remote patient monitoring can present privacy data security issues.
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