Health
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After CDC cuts, former officials say “we’re not prepared” for daily public health or emergencies
Former CDC Officials Warn Recent Layoffs Leave Agency Unprepared to Protect Public Health Following the recent layoffs of hundreds of…
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Food processing level outweighs plant-based label for heart health benefits, study finds
Plant-Based Diets and Cardiovascular Health: A New Study A recent study conducted by a research team from INRAE, Inserm, Université…
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Medicare Administrator Turned Health Venture Capitalist Raises $440 Million For New Fund
Andy Slavitt, the former acting administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, has been making waves in the…
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CDC team behind top survey on health and nutrition is laid off
Protecting public health in the nation relies heavily on data, whether it’s tracking new cases of diseases, monitoring emergency room…
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Some protein powders, shakes contain high levels of lead and other metals, Consumer Reports finds
Consumer Reports Finds High Levels of Lead in Protein Powders and Shakes A recent investigation by Consumer Reports has revealed…
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Stress alters metabolic hormone with health consequences, study shows
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and…
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HHS Is Driving A Paradigm Change Onto The Pharmaceutical Industry
The Trump Administration recently made significant changes to the rules that govern pharmaceutical companies’ direct-to-consumer advertising. Since 1997, when the…
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Mass General Brigham turning to AI to ease primary care doctor shortage
Mass General Brigham has recently implemented artificial intelligence technology to combat the significant shortage of primary care doctors. The introduction…
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153 unvaccinated students quarantining after measles exposure at South Carolina schools
Measles Outbreak in South Carolina Schools Leads to Quarantine of Unvaccinated Students Health officials in South Carolina have reported that…
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Inspection confirms mold damage in schools does not increase students’ risk of developing asthma
A recent study conducted in Finland has shed light on the relationship between mold damage in school buildings and the…
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