Innholdsfortegnelse for March 11, 2022 i Newsweek International

Why this book? Why now? When I meet a patient with anxiety, on some level, I’m excited. There is so much low-hanging fruit—so much we can do to improve anxiety. We were already in an epidemic of anxiety before the pandemic, and it’s fair to say the book is even more needed now that we’ve all been through two years of struggle and collective grief. Do you see results faster when treating anxiety with your methods than with medication alone? Absolutely. Medications can take a few weeks to work, and many of my patients are not sufficiently helped by meds. Identifying and addressing the source of physical anxiety can have someone experiencing relief within a matter of days. What types of complaints have you been seeing from the last few…

THE WORLD’S HOSPITALS HAVE BEEN THE FRONT LINE IN medicine’s constantly evolving war against COVID-19 for two years now. For even the biggest and most established institutions, that has meant learning to adapt and improvise on the fly. “We had to very rapidly convert beds to ICU beds, and close large sections of the hospital, then come up with staff to cover those beds,” says David Bates, chief of general internal medicine and primary care at Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital (No. 17 on Newsweek’s Best Hospitals Global Leaders list). “There were also great challenges with managing our supply chain for things like ventilators and personal protective equipment.” Many medical institutions struggled with similar challenges over the course of the pandemic, but what has set the world’s leading hospitals apart…

Students dye their hands red to symbolize blood and stain the door of the regional school office on February 18 to protest the country’s education program, which requires completion of unpaid internships in factories, shops or hospitals, after two teens died doing such work. For weeks, students have been gathering in squares across the country asking that the graduation requirement, imposed in 2015, be suspended until adequate pay and workplace safety are guaranteed.…

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“Signing that separation agreement would have really silenced me.” Symptoms of anxiety and mental health disorders have grown threefold between 2019 and 2020 according to the Centers for Disease Control, fueled in large part by COVID-19. The pandemic has made lockdowns, remote work and learning and social distancing commonplace. Adjusting to what has begun to feel, for many, like a never-ending series of triggers, today’s “new normal” needs a new approach. Functional medicine psychiatrist Ellen Vora, MD has just that, which she shares in her new book, THE ANATOMY OF ANXIETY (Harper Wave, March). Vora uses a holistic approach, one that takes into account ways that environment and diet can trigger and exacerbate physical symptoms, successfully curbing some anxiety without medication. In this excerpt from her book, Vora explains how…

AS THE BATTLE OF WILLS AND MIGHT BETWEEN Russia and the West over the fate of Ukraine unfolds, there is one key fact to bear in mind: Vladimir Putin has never lost a war. During past conflicts in Chechnya, Georgia, Syria and Crimea over his two decades in power, Putin succeeded by giving his armed forces clear, achievable military objectives that would allow him to declare victory, credibly, in the eyes of the Russian people and a wary, watching world. His latest initiative in Ukraine is unlikely to be any different. Despite months of military buildup along Ukraine’s borders and repeated warnings from the Biden administration that an incursion could happen at any time, the February 24 predawn bombing campaign that kicked off Europe’s first land war in decades seemed…

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