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Tariffs Can Upset the World of Healthcare and Medications

Medications subject to tariff could mean a return to readily available cultural, homeopathic medications.

1 year ago

Consumer HealthTech: A Data-Driven Evolution in Health Engagement

Despite Record Funding, Clinical Validation Gap Threatens Long-Term Growth of Consumer HealthTech Market

1 year ago

A Turning Point for Global Health

It’s time to speak with a shared voice in defense of our health security

1 year ago

The Surprising Behavior That Raises Prostate Cancer Risk by Nearly Half

According to the American Cancer Society, prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men and the second-leading cause of cancer…

1 year ago

Business of Health: When Patients Become Secondary to the System

Can the Health System Align Around a Common Goal — Better Health

1 year ago

The Evolving Landscape of Anti-Obesity Drugs

Obesity has become a global health crisis, with an estimated 16% of the world’s adult population classified as obese. The…

1 year ago

To Patients, Parents, and Caregivers, Proposed Medicaid Cuts Are a Personal Affront

California’s Medicaid program pays for the in-home care that Cynthia Williams provides for her sister, a military veteran with post-traumatic…

1 year ago

Alzheimer’s New Gene Discovery May Prove Decisive in Early Diagnosis or Not. What CAN You Do?

Based on studies of twins, AD is thought to be passed down 70% of the time.

1 year ago

With RFK Jr. in Charge, Supplement Makers See Chance To Cash In

Kennedy has said exercise, dietary supplements, and nutrition, rather than pharmaceutical products, are key to good health.

1 year ago

Multivitamins and Longevity: A Data-Driven Deep Dive

Multivitamins have long been touted as a way to boost health and potentially extend lifespan.

1 year ago

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