Depression linked to physical pain years later

Middle-aged and older adults who experience pain are more likely to have had worsening symptoms of depression up to eight years before the pain began, according to a new study.


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Sea-Cucumber Abuser to Be “Moved Far From the Sea for a Long Period of Time”

Sea cucumbers would breathe a sigh of relief, if they had lungs.


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From the Frontlines of Resolving Disputes: Real Talk on AI (and Not AI) Tools in Modern Investigations

At The Masters Conference NYC, legal professionals, investigators, and technologists gathered to share not only the promise of AI but also its limitations. One standout session, "From the Frontlines of Resolving Disputes: Bringing the Right Combination of AI (and Not AI) Tools," delivered just that: real-world stories from financial disputes, fraud investigations, and litigation matters where the right mix of human expertise and tech-savvy strategy made all the difference.


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A Book for Employers Who Are Tired of Employee Turnover

Other than disagreements about the merits and challenges of offering paid family leave to employees, we hear precious little about how employers...


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Think it’s just aging? Why dementia is missed for 3.5 years on average

Many people with dementia endure long delays often over 3 years before receiving a diagnosis, with even longer waits for younger patients. A global review of over 30,000 cases reveals that age, dementia type, and systemic healthcare issues like specialist access and cultural barriers contribute to these delays. Researchers call for coordinated strategies to raise public awareness, reduce stigma, and train clinicians to recognize early symptoms and streamline referrals.


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