Opening Snapshot: A Day in the Lab You’re knee-deep in samples. Timelines are tight. You’re checking equipment, prepping reagents, and wondering why your last experiment didn’t work out. Could it have been the sample size? Contamination? Wait—what about the cell count? Yes, that “tiny task” you rushed last time? It may have changed everything. Cell […]

The post Cell Counting: The Tiny Task That Shapes Big Discoveries appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

Design is critical. This can be said for a lot of spaces; however, in the medical field, it’s not only vital but a good design can actually save a life. By pairing up with excellent medical field development partners, you not only give yourself the chance to exceed expectations but you also get to offer […]

The post Designing for Impact: Creating Products That Make a Difference appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

A bloated belly that doesn’t want to zip into jeans, a mind that’s foggy even after coffee, and a feeling of heaviness that clings through the day can leave many searching for a quick cleanse. Detox trends often promise glowing skin, endless energy, and a fresh start for the body, but some of these methods […]

The post Feeling Heavy and Sluggish? Here’s How to Safely Detox Your Body appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

Counselling can be an extremely rewarding career for those who have a passion for helping others process and work through their issues. Unfortunately, it can also be equally challenging. Counsellors face some unique challenges in their careers that can be discouraging if they’re not prepared for them. So, if you are a counsellor or you’re […]

The post 7 Common Challenges Counsellors Face appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

For a long time, I told myself that I was in charge. A drink here and a pill there—nothing big, just a way to relax or deal with stress. But at some point, the line between choice and compulsion got blurry. It wasn’t just about drinking or using anymore; it was about needing it to […]

The post Am I hooked? A Personal Look at How It Begins, How It Feels, and How It Heals appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

I didn’t have a big plan when I went to rehab. I really went because I didn’t have any other choices. My relationships were on the rocks, my job was in danger, and I didn’t like the person I was becoming. It seemed impossible for me to quit drugs on my own. So I went […]

The post What I Learned About Getting Better in Rehab appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

People from all walks of life can become addicted, but men and women may show it in different ways and need different kinds of treatment. Men’s genetic traits, social pressures, and life experiences all affect how they deal with substance use. This has led to the creation of treatment models that are specific to each […]

The post Male Inpatient Rehab: Customized recovery programs that take into account the specific needs of men appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.

Missing teeth make everyday life harder. Chewing is tough. Smiling feels awkward. And dentures? They often slip or pinch. Millions of older adults face the same thing. That’s why more seniors today are choosing dental implants instead. Data showed implant use in adults over 65 has increased significantly over the past 20 years.  People want […]

The post Why More Seniors Are Choosing Dental Implants Over Dentures appeared first on Medical News Bulletin.