This Simple Habit Could Lower Heart Failure Death Risk From 21% to 11%A study reveals only 3 in 5 heart failure patients consult cardiologists, highlighting the need for regular specialist care.
Wegovy or Wait? New Pills Could Reshape the Weight Loss Treatment LandscapeThe obesity treatment market is shifting with new oral medications emerging, offering alternatives to injectable options.
Neuralink Gets Green Light From FDA to Accelerate Speech-Restoring TechNeuralink's device receives FDA "breakthrough approval" to aid those with severe speech impairments due to neurological disorders.
New Drug Helps Patients with Myasthenia Gravis Breathe and Speak EasierThe FDA has approved Johnson & Johnson's Imaavy for myasthenia gravis, benefiting over 90% of patients and improving daily tasks.
Bristol-Myers’ Schizophrenia Drug Falls Short in Key TrialBristol-Myers Squibb's Cobenfy trial for schizophrenia failed to show significant results, prompting future data presentation.
Beat Those Chills Without Pills: 5 Things You Can Do at HomeNatural remedies for chills include staying warm, sipping warm fluids, light movement, eating nourishing meals, and resting.
Not Just Old Age: The Pneumonia That Affected Pope Francis’ Final YearsPope Francis has passed away, leaving a legacy of reform and compassion during his papacy, which began in 2013.
This Common Vaccine May Help Protect Against Memory LossA study shows the shingles vaccine may lower dementia risk by nearly 20%, highlighting its potential benefits for older adults.
FDA Greenlights Sanofi's Qfitlia for Hemophilia—An Innovative Alternative to Daily InjectionsFDA approves Sanofi's Qfitlia for hemophilia, offering bimonthly injections and significant bleeding reduction at $642K annually.
Rubbing Hands and Personality Changes: Lesser-Known Signs of DementiaHand movements like wringing and rubbing may indicate dementia, signaling anxiety and prompting management strategies for patients.
Is America Facing a Quad-Demic? Flu, COVID, RSV, and Norovirus Spread Across the CountryWinter epidemics surge in the U.S. with flu, COVID-19, RSV, and norovirus, raising concerns over a potential "quad-demic."
New Research Lets Robots Perform Surgery with the Skill of a Human SurgeonResearchers have developed a method for robots to mimic human surgical techniques, enhancing precision and adaptability in surgeries.
FDA Apporoves 'Alhemo' to Help Hemophilia Patients Manage BleedingNovo Nordisk's hemophilia treatment Alhemo has FDA approval, targeting patients with antibodies against traditional therapies.
North Korea Faces Huge Shortage of Medications, Even in the MilitaryNorth Korea faces severe medication shortages affecting both military and civilians, forcing families to seek treatments in local markets.
China's Population Crisis: Set to Shrink by 51 Million in a DecadeChina's population is projected to decline significantly, leading to economic challenges due to low birth rates and an aging population.
U.S. Healthcare Dilemma: Woman Charged $688 for 7-Hour Emergency Room Wait Without TreatmentThe high cost of waiting in U.S. emergency rooms sparks debate as patients face bills for registration fees, regardless of treatment received.
Apple Watch Takes Blood Pressure, AirPods Act as Hearing Aids, and More Upcoming FeaturesApple plans to introduce new health features in its products, including blood pressure monitoring, sleep apnea detection, and more.
This Simple Habit Could Lower Heart Failure Death Risk From 21% to 11% A study reveals only 3 in 5 heart failure patients consult cardiologists, highlighting the need for regular specialist care.
Wegovy or Wait? New Pills Could Reshape the Weight Loss Treatment Landscape The obesity treatment market is shifting with new oral medications emerging, offering alternatives to injectable options.
Neuralink Gets Green Light From FDA to Accelerate Speech-Restoring Tech Neuralink's device receives FDA "breakthrough approval" to aid those with severe speech impairments due to neurological disorders.
New Drug Helps Patients with Myasthenia Gravis Breathe and Speak Easier The FDA has approved Johnson & Johnson's Imaavy for myasthenia gravis, benefiting over 90% of patients and improving daily tasks.
Bristol-Myers’ Schizophrenia Drug Falls Short in Key Trial Bristol-Myers Squibb's Cobenfy trial for schizophrenia failed to show significant results, prompting future data presentation.
Beat Those Chills Without Pills: 5 Things You Can Do at Home Natural remedies for chills include staying warm, sipping warm fluids, light movement, eating nourishing meals, and resting.
Not Just Old Age: The Pneumonia That Affected Pope Francis’ Final Years Pope Francis has passed away, leaving a legacy of reform and compassion during his papacy, which began in 2013.
This Common Vaccine May Help Protect Against Memory Loss A study shows the shingles vaccine may lower dementia risk by nearly 20%, highlighting its potential benefits for older adults.
FDA Greenlights Sanofi's Qfitlia for Hemophilia—An Innovative Alternative to Daily Injections FDA approves Sanofi's Qfitlia for hemophilia, offering bimonthly injections and significant bleeding reduction at $642K annually.
Rubbing Hands and Personality Changes: Lesser-Known Signs of Dementia Hand movements like wringing and rubbing may indicate dementia, signaling anxiety and prompting management strategies for patients.
Is America Facing a Quad-Demic? Flu, COVID, RSV, and Norovirus Spread Across the Country Winter epidemics surge in the U.S. with flu, COVID-19, RSV, and norovirus, raising concerns over a potential "quad-demic."
New Research Lets Robots Perform Surgery with the Skill of a Human Surgeon Researchers have developed a method for robots to mimic human surgical techniques, enhancing precision and adaptability in surgeries.
FDA Apporoves 'Alhemo' to Help Hemophilia Patients Manage Bleeding Novo Nordisk's hemophilia treatment Alhemo has FDA approval, targeting patients with antibodies against traditional therapies.
North Korea Faces Huge Shortage of Medications, Even in the Military North Korea faces severe medication shortages affecting both military and civilians, forcing families to seek treatments in local markets.
China's Population Crisis: Set to Shrink by 51 Million in a Decade China's population is projected to decline significantly, leading to economic challenges due to low birth rates and an aging population.
U.S. Healthcare Dilemma: Woman Charged $688 for 7-Hour Emergency Room Wait Without Treatment The high cost of waiting in U.S. emergency rooms sparks debate as patients face bills for registration fees, regardless of treatment received.
Apple Watch Takes Blood Pressure, AirPods Act as Hearing Aids, and More Upcoming Features Apple plans to introduce new health features in its products, including blood pressure monitoring, sleep apnea detection, and more.
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