PETALING JAYA: In the second quarter of 2024, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) will launch an operation against social media influencers promoting illegal online gambling. His spokesman said the sun MCMC is monitoring the situation and will address the issue through collaboration with police and social media platforms. We are finalizing the takedown…
In an exclusive interview with Benzinga, Dr. Shane Johnson, MDSenior vice president and general manager of BayMedicaShed light on the company’s innovative approach to cannabinoid production. With a background in cannabis and cannabinoid science, and credentials from Stanford University School of Medicine, Dr. Johnson is at the forefront of the scientific revolution. How could BayMedica’s…
We’ve all been (or are currently in) a place where we know we should see a therapist, but the thought of even taking the step to find out how is too daunting. Without over-complicating things, I’ll walk us through what it might look like to find the right therapist. Although there are many different websites…
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PETALING JAYA: The use of technology will soon assist in the diagnosis of mental health, said University Pendikan Sultan Idris Psychologist and Counselor Assoc Professor Dr Fauzih Mohd Saad. She added that innovations such as artificial intelligence-driven predictive analytics would enable accurate interventions and revolutionize the provision of mental health care. Precision medicine is starting…
Comment on this storyNote Add to your saved stories Save Federal health authorities are intensifying their scrutiny of the drug ketamine for treating mental health disorders, because the mind-altering compound is growing in popularity despite the lack of regulatory approval for such use. The Food and Drug Administration warned in October about the risks of…
Now, in an effort to combat stigma and burnout among medical professionals, Massachusetts has become the first state to eliminate questions about providers’ mental illness and addiction throughout the health care system. In about two dozen other states, professional boards that license doctors have stopped the practice. After Massachusetts went further: scrubbing the questions from…
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