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Physician-scientist Basmah Safdar, MD, has long viewed—and practiced—women’s health as precision medicine. Every cell has a sex. Accordingly, a precision health perspective demonstrates that there are fundamental differences between men and women in almost every health and disease that dictate clinical care. Inadequate sex-specific data drives healthcare inefficiencies and higher costs due to missed or…

Mood disorders are highly prevalent in society, often disabling, and can lead to a reduced healthspan and lifespan, including by suicide. Depression and bipolar disorders are currently deemed to be chronic and/or treatment-refractory in up to half the patients treated. Additionally, depression and bipolar disorders need to be better distinguished, especially upon initial depressive presentations,…

Selecting a trustworthy platform for digital play begins with understanding what matters: licensing, fair odds, banking security, and clear support. While glossy graphics can entice, the real measure of quality is consistency and transparency. When you read terms for bonuses, evaluate the wagering multipliers, the contribution rates of different games, and the time limits to…

Nanotechnology is finding increasing applications in horticulture, where improved delivery of nutrients and active ingredients may help growers optimise input efficiency while supporting plant health. At Dry-Tech South Africa, Research Technical Director Willie Coetzee says the company’s work focuses on developing nano-scale delivery systems that improve how products interact with plants rather than simply changing…