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This new international plan, in a partnership with DavidShield Group, s implifies healthcare management and offers Papaya's clients an additional competitive advantage in recruiting and managing global talent while unifying employees under one flexible plan. TEL AVIV, Israel , Feb. 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Papaya Global, the SaaS fintech company providing global payroll and payments technology, announced today its new premium health care benefits plan. With this singular global plan, Papaya's clients can offer their employees employer-sponsored, customized international health insurance in over 160 countries while eliminating the complex, time-consuming process of comparing multiple plans across regions. The new offering signals continued growth for Papaya, while building on its commitment to support organizations and their global employees.  Designed to leverage group buying power, Papaya delivers a superior solution to its businesses of all sizes, prov

SINGAPORE: A 28-year-old man who died of myocarditis or inflammation of the heart three weeks after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine was otherwise healthy and had worked the day after the jab. State Coroner Adam Nakhoda had ruled Bangladeshi national Rajib's death a medical misadventure on Feb 15, saying it was likely related to the COVID-19 jab he had received. The coroner urged employers, especially of workers involved in strenuous labour activity, that workers who have just received a COVID-19 vaccine should not carry out any strenuous activity for the period of time that medical professionals have deemed necessary.  This is in order to minimise vaccine recipients contracting the possible ill effects of myocarditis and pericarditis, or to mitigate any such effects, he said. Myocarditis and pericarditis cause inflammation of the heart muscles and inflammation of the heart's outer lining respectively. WHAT HAPPENED According to the coroner'

On May 24, Greater Elgin Family Care Center announced a new name: Greater Family Health, which reflects a commitment to broad-based services, high-quality care, and better health for the patients, families and communities they serve, according to President/CEO Bob Tanner. In support of this unifying name, Greater Family Health is also launching a new website and a streamlined call center to make it easier for patients to find the care and support they need across the network. "Three things will not change," Tanner said. "First, our important mission will always remain the same: to provide quality, affordable health care for all, including those without the ability to pay. Second, patients will still be able to see the practitioners and team members who have cared for them all along. Finally, they will also still have access to the patient portal and their complete medical record." "What is changing, howev

Photographee.eu/AdobeStock CATEGORY 1 CME Premiere Date: February 20, 2023 Expiration Date: August 20, 2024 This activity offers CE credits for: 1. Physicians (CME) 2. Other All other clinicians either will receive a CME Attendance Certificate or may choose any of the types of CE credit being offered. ACTIVITY GOAL The goal of this activity is to learn how to evaluate older adults who present with significant appetite and weight changes for the presence of an eating disorder. LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1. Describe the epidemiology of eating disorders among older adults. 2. Discuss the evidence-based assessment and management of eating disorders among older adults. TARGET AUDIENCE This accredited continuing education (CE) activity is intended for psychiatrists, psychologists, primary care physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other health care professionals seeking to improve the care of patients with mental health disorders. ACCREDITATION/CREDIT DESIGNATION/FINANCIAL SU

Books December 12, 2022 Issue In Praise of Parasites? We think of them with revulsion, but a new book wants us to appreciate their redeeming qualities. By Jerome Groopman December 5, 2022 The word "parasite" has always carried moral opprobrium; before it became a biological term, it was used of human freeloaders. Illustration by Bjørn Rune Lie A vacation in the Catskills, one of those beautiful summer days which seem to go on forever, with family friends down at a local pond. I must have been six. I waded around happily, in and out of the tall grasses that grew in the murky water, but when I emerged onto the shore my legs were studded with small black creatures. "Leeches! Don't touch them!" my mother yelled. I stood terrified. My parents' friends lit cigarettes and applied the glowing ends to the parasites, which exploded, showering me with blood. Mom was right, up to a point. If you rip a leech off, you'll probably leave its jaws behind in the

A Toxoplasma gondii tissue cyst. (Image credit: CDC) (opens in new tab) Toxoplasma gondii is a single-celled protozoan parasite that invades the cells of a variety of host organisms, including humans, and causes a disease known as toxoplasmosis. T. gondii is sometimes nicknamed the "mind-control parasite" because toxoplasmosis can cause a range of neurological and behavioural changes in infected animals, although most human infections have no clear symptoms. The pathogen is one of the most common infectious parasites in the world and could lay dormant in up to half of the world's population, as well as almost any warm-blooded animal species. But there is still much we don't know about this extremely weird parasite.    From its unusual affinity for cats to its ties to schizophrenia, here are 10 surprising facts about T. gondii . There are many ways you can be infected with T. gondii Washing your hands properly after gardening and cleanin