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Nursing professionalized across the 20th and into the 21st century through organized education, licensure, institutional roles, and expanding scope of practice — driven by figures like Florence Nighti...
Since 2016 the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and related professional bodies have overhauled how they develop and present clinical practice guidance — emphasizing transparent, evidence‑graded...
No provided reporting documents a pharmaceutical company releasing the complete raw, patient‑level data for a major statin trial; existing sources describe long-standing calls for broader trial data s...
Three broad biological mechanisms have been proposed to explain a putative causal link between vaccines and autism—the MMR vaccine triggering intestinal damage and brain effects, mercury-containing pr...
A substantial body of large-scale epidemiological research has tested the hypothesis that the measles–mumps–rubella (MMR) vaccine causes autism; the consensus of cohort, case‑control, time‑trend and m...
The short, direct answer is: vaccines do not make autism; decades of epidemiology, mechanistic reviews and repeated investigations have found no credible causal link between routine childhood vaccines...
A small set of large, population‑level cohort studies and national register analyses have probed long‑term outcomes after routine childhood vaccination schedules, but the literature remains sparse and...
A small number of peer‑reviewed and non‑mainstream studies have directly compared health outcomes in vaccinated and unvaccinated children; the most prominent are a U.S. pilot/home‑school survey and se...
No scientifically established mechanism shows that vaccines cause sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS); leading public-health bodies and large epidemiologic studies have found no causal link and in som...
Peer-reviewed literature directly comparing long-term health outcomes of vaccinated versus completely unvaccinated children is sparse, methodologically heterogeneous, and dominated by small, convenien...
Dr. Sanjay Gupta is a practicing American neurosurgeon who has built a high-profile media career as CNN’s chief medical correspondent and as an author and documentary host, winning multiple Emmy award...
There are no authoritative sources in the provided reporting for anyone named “Dr. Sanjay Gouts”; every record available refers to Dr. Sanjay Gupta, a well‑known American neurosurgeon and medical jour...
Health authorities and major nutrition experts recommend roughly 22–38 grams of fiber per day for most adults, with specific guidance often given as 25 g/day for women and 38 g/day for men or a 28 g “...
Federal action between 2017 and 2021 did not directly rewrite state nurse practice acts or state licensing rules, but it drove substantial federal funding, temporary COVID-era waivers and policy press...
Dr. Sanjay Gupta is an American neurosurgeon, CNN’s multiple-Emmy–award‑winning chief medical correspondent, and a practicing surgeon and faculty member in Atlanta; he holds an MD from the University ...