Early pregnancy interventions improve healthy gestational weight gain outcomes
Both too little and too much weight gain during pregnancy are associated with serious maternal and child health…
Industry and regulators signal a smarter, collaborative era for supplement oversight
While the industry has spent years bracing for and fending off a heavier regulatory hand, what it heard…
German top economists urge Merz to enact painful reforms to revive growth – POLITICO
“We know what negative consequences this will have,” she said, “It means less take-home pay. People will be…
PEPFAR, Ebola outbreak, FDA, CDC: Morning Rounds
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Who is Nurse Albert and why does he want your Medi-Cal number?
A man on an e-bike has been pedaling through the Tenderloin and Mission neighborhoods this spring, handing out…
Does AI really make workers more productive?
If you’ve ever used an online patient portal to message your doctor in the middle of the night,…
Developers want to invest $10.7M into former Sycamore Kindred Hospital building – Shaw Local
Sycamore Mayor Steve Braser is seeking to rally support for a proposed $11 million healthcare development that would…
Dermatologist drought in central Queensland leaves patients with few treatment options
Samara Watson describes her skin condition as “agonisingly painful”. The Rockhampton mum lives with psoriasis, a chronic skin…
Predicting cancer outcomes with a selfie — Harvard Gazette
Researchers using artificial intelligence to plumb links between biological age and cancer outcomes have linked both looking younger…
Adjuvanted and high-dose flu vaccines protect older adults equally well
A large Kaiser Permanente Northern California study found that two enhanced flu vaccines performed similarly in adults aged…
Food as medicine? How nutrition can improve cancer outcomes. — Harvard Gazette
Cancer treatment plans are many and varied, but research is beginning to show there is one element that…
Montana youth mental health care expands with $1.2M state investment | Montana News
Montana is putting $1.2 million toward expanding psychiatric residential treatment for young people with serious emotional needs. According…