Public Health

STOP! Brushing Your Teeth May Expose You to Deadly Neurotoxins

Are you sure the toothpaste you’re using is safe and won’t expose you or your kids to harm?

1 year ago

‘They Won’t Help Me’: Sickest Patients Face Insurance Denials Despite Policy Fixes

In 2023, Sheldon Ekirch was diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy, which makes her limbs and muscles feel as if they’re…

1 year ago

Spotlighting Emerging Dementia in Its Many Iterations and Stages

Dementia’s devastation may slip under our notice unless we recognize its many manifestations in behavior, speech, and mood.

1 year ago

Empathy and Health Excellence — The Superpower of Care Delivery

When Medicine Transcends the Sterile Clinical Encounter

1 year ago

Europe Reimagines Foreign Aid as Investment

As the U.S. slashes foreign aid, Europe rewires its model — less charity, more strategic investment.

2 years ago

Tariffs Can Upset the World of Healthcare and Medications

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

2 years ago

Consumer HealthTech: A Data-Driven Evolution in Health Engagement

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

2 years ago

A Turning Point for Global Health

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

2 years ago

Strength Beyond Years: How Exercise Redefines Aging

New research contradicting the myth that aging results in irretrievable muscle loss needs to confront that myth.

2 years ago

Business of Health: When Patients Become Secondary to the System

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

2 years ago

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