Dietitians want more training to help those with eating disorders
Dietitians play an important role in nutrition care in healthcare teams but want more training to help patients with eating disorders a Griffith University study has found.
- Next story Incentives to boost vaccine uptake in Australia need multiple approaches
- Previous story How to use the Find My app on your iPhone
Explore more
- In youth, COVID-19 causes more complications than flu; fatality is rare
A new global study of 30-day outcomes in children and adolescents with... - Jewish House Democrats reference Greene and some progressives in concerns over uptick in anti-Semitism incidents
A group of Democratic House members who are Jewish are calling on... - Uruguay facing world-record COVID-19 infection rate
Uruguay has reported a 24-hour record coronavirus death toll, as it has... - Record infections overwhelm India’s hospitals
Delhi hospitals issued desperate appeals for oxygen on Friday and 13 COVID... - Response to one COVID-19 vaccine dose strong in previously infected
(HealthDay)—For persons with a history of previous infection with severe acute respiratory... - People with HIV are at higher risk of ageing-related genetic changes
We don’t know enough about biological processes in people who are aging... - Biden’s Budget Sees Low Inflation, Rising Debt and Slow Economic Growth
The proposal sheds new light on President Biden’s economic agenda and underscores... - Specialized technique captures unique protein structures in neuropathy disorders
Charcot Marie Tooth and Dejerine-Sottas syndrome are groups of diseases that involve... - Baseball’s Sticky Situation With Ball Doctoring
Doctoring baseballs with ultra-tacky substances has pitchers dominating and some questioning the... - Apple Health will let you share health data with doctors and family
Apple Health is getting updated with the release of iOS 15 for...