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COVID may trigger complex biological reactions from the bowel to the brain, leading to persistent neurological symptoms in some people, according to a study that points the way toward a treatment.
Viral vestiges in the gastrointestinal tracts of a subset of long-Covid patients may drive chronic inflammation that interferes with a key chemical messenger involved in nerve activity, brain function and memory, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania reported Monday in the journal Cell.
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Researchers found that potentially traumatic childhood experiences, including physical abuse and parental separation, have lasting financial consequences, shaping workers' savings and retirement security decades later.
Advancing Chronic Care: Strategic Support for Health and Cost Management
In the age of GLP-1s, balancing costs with providing access to weight care has become a challenge for benefits leaders.
New York City and San Francisco still have fewer workers now than they did before the pandemic.
With increased diagnoses and a medication shortage, employers can play an important role in supporting those with the condition.
