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Your Sexual Harassment Prevention Training Is Overdue - More Reasons for Buying EPLI

EPLI | Oct 29, 2020| English

By December 31, 2020, all businesses with employees in Illinois must have conducted sexual harassment training for managers and employees. As yet, no extension or similar relief has been granted due to COVID-19 so the requirement remains in place. How...

ISO’s Cyber Incident Exclusion Endorsements - A Solution for the Silent Cyber in Commercial Property Forms?

Property | Oct 27, 2020| English

When the ISO Commercial Property and the ISO Businessowners forms were initially written, the authors did not contemplate the types of cyber risks that could affect Property coverages today. Commercial Property policies cover “direct physical...

Myth-Busting the Top Ten Misconceptions About ADHD [Infographic]

Life | Oct 26, 2020| English

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most frequent mental diagnoses in childhood and adolescence. It starts in the early life of the affected person and tends to persist into adulthood. Worldwide, an average of 3%–5% of...

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Exploring the Mental Health App Maze

By Andrew Mills and Johannes Schmidt | Nov 24, 2020 | English

When Apple registered a trademark for the slogan “There’s an app for that.” back in 2010, who could have foreseen just how many apps would be created - and for every imaginable need. With such a big focus on wellness in recent years, it’s not surprising...
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Series: Risk Insights
Liquid Biopsy and the Early Diagnosis of Cancer

Issue: Nov 02, 2020| Critical Illness | English
In recent years, the primary tool for early diagnosis of cancer has been liquid biopsy (a blood test), but it remains complex, costly and time-consuming to fully screen for all mutations.
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Underwriting of Common Mental Health Disorders: Return-to-Work Strategies and the Role of Self-Efficacy

Issue: Oct 09, 2020| Life | English
The perception that mental health disorders are challenging to underwrite and can lead to long and complex claims still pervades. We explore what the return-to-work literature tells us about people who make a robust return, and those who require strategies...
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MINOCA - A New Type of Myocardial Infarction?

By Dr. Sandra Mitic Sep 03, 2020 | English

A new syndrome of myocardial infarction (MI) has been defined in the clinical context over the past few years - myocardial infarction with non-obstructive coronary arteries (MINOCA). Several large, international acute myocardial infarction (AMI) studies...
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