Fixing Failed Back Surgeries: Health News

From Classic Back Surgery to Revision: How Renato Viola’s Pain Was Alleviated Through a Minimally-Invasive Procedure

Revision back surgery is becoming an increasingly popular option for individuals who have undergone classic back surgery and are still experiencing ongoing pain. While the initial surgery may provide some relief, it often has a high failure rate, leading to what is known as “Failed Back Surgery Syndrome.” In these cases, patients may continue to…

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Pennsylvania Department of Health introduces new tool to identify locations with high tick prevalence

Taking Tickborn Disease Precautions: Pennsylvania Health Department Launches Online Dashboard during National Lyme Disease Awareness Month

In honor of National Lyme Disease Awareness Month, the Pennsylvania Department of Health has created an online dashboard to help residents and healthcare providers stay informed about tickborne diseases. The dashboard not only identifies areas where ticks are prevalent but also displays the most recent state data on tickborne disease activity. Pennsylvania is currently ranked…

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Three Companies Aim to Revolutionize Health Research through Quantum Leap

Cleveland Clinic and IBM Join Forces for 10-Year Quantum Computing Initiative in Healthcare

Cleveland Clinic and IBM have partnered for a 10-year quantum computing initiative, which aims to leverage the latest computational tools such as high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. The collaboration’s goal is to explore the potential of quantum computing in healthcare, including speeding up diagnoses, developing personalized medicines, and improving data management. In addition…

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Proposed budget cuts by Newsom put public health funding at risk, jeopardizing jobs and safety programs

Critical Health Services at Risk as Governor Proposes Major Budget Cuts: Monterey County Health Director Urges Policymakers to Reconsider

In a recent virtual press conference, Monterey County Health Director Elsa Jimenez expressed concern over Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposed budget cut of $300 million in public health funding. Jimenez highlighted that this reduction could put at risk several programs run by her department, including the county’s Healthy Housing Program. She explained that the program monitors…

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Jordan Asher Huffman, recording artist, to donate anthem in support of mental health services for first responders in Santa Barbara County

Local Musician Takes Center Stage to Support Mental Health Services for First Responders

Nashville-based musician Jordan Asher Huffman is taking proactive steps to support mental health services for first responders in Santa Barbara County. With a personal connection to mental health issues, having lost his father to suicide in 2020, Huffman has donated an anthem titled “Out Loud” to One805, an organization that supports first responders through various…

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