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Is Whole-Fat Dairy Healthy?
While nutrition guidelines once shunned whole-fat dairy, modern science suggests that the unique "food matrix" of full-fat milk, yogurt, and cheese may actually support heart health rather than harm it.
2 days ago


CME: Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs)
Discover how PBMs influence prescription drug costs and access. This free CME covers PBM history, vertical integration, rebate aggregators, and the latest 2026 federal transparency regulations and FTC settlements.
2 days ago


The Milk Transfusion Era
Before the discovery of blood types, 19th-century doctors turned to an unlikely substitute for life-saving transfusions: intravenous cow, goat, and even human breast milk.
Apr 3


How to Reduce Microplastic Exposure in Everyday Life
Microplastics and plastic-derived chemicals are increasingly found in our food, water, and homes—here are practical, science-based steps you can take today to reduce your exposure.
Mar 30


The “Transfusion Affair” that Shook the Paris Medical Establishment
The Transfusion Affair shook the Paris medical community as early blood transfusion experiments led to the 1668 Châtelet Conspiracy, a dramatic trial, and a historic ban.
Mar 24


Strawberry Almond Cake Recipe
Celebrate spring with this dietitian-crafted cake that balances a crackly almond crust with a protein-rich, custardy interior powered by Greek yogurt & berries.
Mar 20


Cabbage Soup Diet: 7-Day Plan, Recipe, and Integrative Medicine Perspective
Learn the Cabbage Soup Diet 7-day plan, a simple cabbage soup recipe, and how this short-term program can support rapid weight loss.
Mar 17


The Dancing Plague of 1518
Discover the 1518 Dancing Plague, a mysterious medieval outbreak that baffled Europe.
Mar 16


The Year of the Cabbage
Discover the rich history, gut-healing benefits, and gourmet cooking tips that turned humble cabbage into a global trend
Mar 9


Seed and Nut Clusters Recipe
Experience the perfect harmony of pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, sesame, chia, and flax combined with buttery almonds and cashews for a seed-and-nut-heavy treat that satisfies every craving.
Feb 24


Seed Oils: Facts and Fallacies
Are seed oils truly "toxic" or a heart-healthy staple? Explore the science behind omega-6 fatty acids, inflammation, and the impact of ultra-processed foods on chronic disease. Culinary Medicine photo by Mary Grosvenor by Lori A Smolin, PhD and Mary B Grosvenor, MS, RD Seed oils are a hot topic of debate. These oils, extracted from the seeds of plants such as corn, soy, canola, safflower, and sunflower, are among the most widely used oils in homes, restaurants, and p
Feb 24


CME: Hospice and Palliative Care — Are They Different?
This CME activity clarifies the key differences between hospice and palliative care, including eligibility, timing, care models, and evidence supporting improved patient outcomes.
Feb 16
References: Hospice and Palliative Care — Are They Different?
references for the CME article "Hospice and Palliative Care — Are They Different?"
Feb 16


Pumpkin Gingerbread Recipe
Experience the perfect fusion of seasonal flavors with this moist, spiced Pumpkin Gingerbread that uses pumpkin puree to create a decadent, plant-based treat without the need for eggs.
Feb 10


The Tobacco Smoke Enema,One of the First CPR Techniques?
Explore the bizarre and true history of the tobacco smoke enema, an 18th-century resuscitation technique that paved the way for modern CPR and inspired a famous foul-mouthed idiom.
Feb 3


Vegan Bierocks
Enjoy a healthy, vegan version of traditional Bierocks made with plant-based ground beef and fresh cabbage—a quick, 130-calorie meal perfect for low-cholesterol diets.
Jan 26


CME: Private Equity in Healthcare
As private equity investment in U.S. healthcare surpasses hundreds of billions of dollars, this article examines whether these firms provide necessary management expertise or prioritize aggressive financial extraction at the expense of patient care and hospital stability.
Jan 23


Waldorf Salad, Revisited
A lighter, winter-friendly take on a classic, this updated Waldorf Salad swaps mayonnaise for walnut oil, delivering bright flavor, satisfying crunch, and heart-healthy appeal.
Jan 15


Champagne Mocktail with Sugared Cranberries
Ring in a healthier new year with this festive Champagne Mocktail with Sugared Cranberries—a light, bubbly, alcohol-free drink that’s as beautiful as it is refreshing.
Jan 9


Dry January and Beyond
Dry January and beyond: Learn how reducing alcohol intake improves sleep, mood, weight, and long-term health—and why no level of drinking is risk-free.
Jan 5


Elevated Lead Levels Found in Some Protein Powders and Shakes
New findings reveal that many popular protein powders may contain elevated lead levels, raising concerns about long-term health risks and the importance of choosing tested, trusted supplements.
Dec 29, 2025


Bread: A Healthy Staple when Chosen with Care
While modern diet trends often vilify bread as a health risk, this staple remains a nutrient-rich foundation of the human diet—provided you prioritize whole grains and mindful consumption.
Dec 23, 2025
References: Private Equity in Healthcare
references for the CME article "Private Equity in Healthcare"
Dec 22, 2025


Apple Cider Vinegar: Panacea or Myth?
Uncover the truth about apple cider vinegar benefits and risks. Explore the scientific evidence for weight loss, diabetes, and heart health. Learn why caution is advised.
Dec 15, 2025
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