Medical research and development
Medical research and development in healthcare is a dynamic and multifaceted field that aims to improve medical techniques, treatments and technologies. The ongoing development and refinement of medical knowledge and practices are fundamental to addressing current and emerging healthcare challenges and improving outcomes for individuals and populations.
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10 Dec 2024
2025 life sciences industry outlook: What's next?
A 2025 life sciences industry outlook report identifies several focus areas, including digital transformation, competitive pressures, business volatility and evolving customer needs. Continue Reading
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06 Dec 2024
Pharmacy closures pose risk for minority communities
A study analyzing trends in pharmacy closures found that closures exceeded pharmacy openings between 2018 and 2021, disproportionately impacting marginalized communities. Continue Reading
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12 May 2023
WHO Ends Mpox Emergency as CDC Investigates Potential Resurgence
Despite CDC investigations into a potential mpox resurgence following new cases across the United States, the WHO has decided to end the global mpox emergency. Continue Reading
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10 May 2023
Most Americans Do Not Fully Understand the Link Between HPV and Cancer
The results of a recent survey presented to the American Association for Cancer Research revealed that most Americans do not fully understand the link between HPV and various cancers. Continue Reading
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09 May 2023
Using Digital Health Solutions to Address Rural Healthcare Disparities
Limited access to specialty healthcare results in healthcare disparities for rural Americans, but the emergence of digital health solutions offers a promising strategy to improve healthcare access. Continue Reading
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09 May 2023
Study Identifies Link Between Cannabis Use Disorder and Schizophrenia
A study published in Psychological Medicine identified a more significant link between cannabis use disorder and schizophrenia in young males than females. Continue Reading
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08 May 2023
Detecting and Monitoring Health Conditions and Risks with Ocular Exams
Despite being considered a separate component of health by insurers, ocular exams can detect, monitor, and provide insight into health conditions and risks. Continue Reading
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08 May 2023
HHS Advisory Identifies Social Connection as a Public Health Priority
A recent advisory report published by the HHS details the United States Surgeon General’s stance on identifying social connection as a public health priority. Continue Reading
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05 May 2023
Nearly Half of LGBTQ Youth Considered Suicide in the Past Year
Data from the Trevor Project’s 2023 United States National Survey on the Mental Health of LGBTQ Young People revealed that nearly half of all LGBTQ youth in the US seriously considered suicide in the past year. Continue Reading
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04 May 2023
Fentanyl Overdose Deaths Triple as Substance Abuse Rises Across US
Data from a national archive indicates that America’s opioid and amphetamine problem is growing. Continue Reading
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03 May 2023
Developmental Outcomes Linked to COVID-19 Exposure During Pregnancy
Clinicians have collected data and analyzed the impact of COVID-19 exposure during pregnancy; new insight reveals the developmental outcomes associated with in utero exposure. Continue Reading
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02 May 2023
Researchers Identify 4 Comorbidities That Impact Self-Harm Risk
In a study published in Pediatrics, researchers identified four psychiatric comorbidities that impact self-harm risk in pediatric patients. Continue Reading
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01 May 2023
Environmental Advocacy Group Links PVC Pipe to Adverse Health Outcomes
An April 2023 report by an environmental advocacy group on the impacts of plastic PVC pipes linked the piping material to adverse human health outcomes. Continue Reading
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28 Apr 2023
OB/GYN Residency Applications Decreased 10.5% in Abortion Ban States
In an analysis of the location preferences for residency applicants, the AAMC found that OB/GYN residency applications decreased by 10.5% in states with complete abortion bans. Continue Reading
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27 Apr 2023
CDC Tracks New COVID-19 Subvariant on the Rise: Arcturus (XBB.1.16)
The CDC recently added a new Omicron subvariant to its COVID-19 tracker. The variant, Arcturus, also known as XBB.1.16, has shot up on the variants of concern list. Continue Reading
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26 Apr 2023
Pediatric Ingestion of Illicit Substances Increased by 25.6%
A study analyzing the pediatric ingestion rate of illicit substances noted an increase of 25.6% with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue Reading
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25 Apr 2023
How Does Race Impact Recommendations for Breast Cancer Screening?
A cross-sectional study focused on race and ethnicity identified their impact on recommendations for breast cancer screenings, providing adjusted age recommendations. Continue Reading
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24 Apr 2023
SCOTUS Votes to Uphold Mifepristone Approval, Maintaining Access
SCOTUS voted to uphold the FDA’s approval of mifepristone, the abortion pill, temporarily maintaining abortion access despite a Texas judge’s attempt to reverse approval. Continue Reading
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21 Apr 2023
High Co-Occurrence Between Psychiatric and Reproductive Disorders
Although it could not identify a shared cause, a systematic review and meta-analysis identified high co-occurrence between psychiatric and reproductive disorders. Continue Reading
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20 Apr 2023
COVID-19 Is Linked to Incident Diabetes, May Increase Burden by 5%
A study analyzing the correlation between COVID-19 and incident diabetes found that SARS-CoV-2 infection may increase the disease burden by 3–5%. Continue Reading
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18 Apr 2023
SCOTUS Lifts Abortion Pill Restrictions Pending Final Ruling
A decision by a SCOTUS judge has temporarily restored access to the abortion pill by lifting restrictions from a Texas ruling, pending a final ruling by SCOTUS in the coming week. Continue Reading
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17 Apr 2023
The Impacts of Restricting Comprehensive Reproductive Healthcare
Many healthcare professionals and respectable organizations have discussed the negative impacts of restricting access to comprehensive reproductive healthcare. Continue Reading
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14 Apr 2023
CDC Tracks Invasive Group A Strep Infection Amidst Antibiotic Shortage
The CDC tracks invasive Group A strep infections, which have disproportionately affected pediatric and elderly populations amidst an antibiotic, namely, amoxicillin, shortage. Continue Reading
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13 Apr 2023
Reproductive Care Research Finds 6% Fewer Abortions Post-Roe
A Society of Family Planning study showed that abortions dropped across several states following the Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization Supreme Court Decision. Continue Reading
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12 Apr 2023
CDC Closes Investigation Linking Salads to Listeria, FDA Recalls More
After the CDC closed investigations linking a listeria outbreak to packaged salads and raw leafy greens, the FDA issued four recall notices for the additional packaged salad products due to contamination. Continue Reading
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11 Apr 2023
Defeating the Stigma: Normalizing At-Home Testing and Treatment for STIs
At-home STI testing companies are normalizing testing and treatment by offering convenient, affordable, and private testing for STIs without visiting a doctor's office or clinic and providing discreet online consultations and treatment options. Continue Reading
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10 Apr 2023
Politicians Debate the Benefit of Universal CMV Screenings for Infants
After Minnesota became the first state to mandate CMV, politicians debated the benefit of universal CMV screenings for infants. Continue Reading
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10 Apr 2023
A Current Look at Reproductive Health Policy in the United States
Following the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson, reproductive health policy in the United States has evolved rapidly. Here’s a current look at reproductive health in the US. Continue Reading
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07 Apr 2023
How the Length of Family Meals Impacts Pediatric Diet and Habits
Researchers in JAMA Network Open determined that increased length of family mealtimes can impact pediatric diets, nutrient intake, and eating habits, improving overall public health. Continue Reading
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06 Apr 2023
A WHO Report Finds That 17.5% of People Experienced Infertility
A WHO report published earlier this week found that 17.5% of people worldwide experienced infertility between 1990 and 2021. Continue Reading
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05 Apr 2023
Study Finds Bidirectional Animal–Human Antimicrobial Resistance
The first-of-its-kind research found that antibiotic consumption in humans and animals can lead to a two-way street of antimicrobial resistance. Continue Reading
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04 Apr 2023
Understanding Vaginal Microbiomes with Vagina-on-a-Chip Models
Using organ-on-a-chip models, researchers at Harvard University have developed a vagina-on-a-chip to model vaginal microbiome host interactions. Continue Reading
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04 Apr 2023
Various Retinal Changes May Be a Biomarker for Alzheimer’s Disease
A post-mortem study of human eye and brain tissues identified various retinal changes that may be a biomarker for Alzheimer’s disease. Continue Reading
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03 Apr 2023
CDC Links 3 Salmonella Hospitalizations to Contaminated Flour
A CDC investigation has linked 12 infections and 3 hospitalizations to Salmonella contracted from contaminated flour. Continue Reading
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30 Mar 2023
Pediatric Hospitalizations for Acute Mental Health Episodes Skyrocket
Research found that pediatric mental health is slipping, with a 25% increase in hospitalizations for acute mental health episodes in the past decade. Continue Reading
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29 Mar 2023
Melatonin Use Reduced Self-Harm Injury Risk in Pediatric Patients
Although sleep disorders are linked to higher rates of self-harm injury in pediatric patients, researchers found that melatonin use reduces risk. Continue Reading
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27 Mar 2023
Chicago Department of Public Health Tests for Polio in Wastewater
Following one case of paralytic polio in New York, the Chicago Department of Public Health tests for polio in wastewater. Continue Reading
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24 Mar 2023
Artificial Pancreas Improves Blood Glucose in Pediatric Patients
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine concluded that an artificial pancreas improved blood glucose management in pediatric patients. Continue Reading
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23 Mar 2023
Department of Defense Study Finds Pilots and Crew Face High Cancer Risk
A long-term epidemiological study of nearly 900,000 air and ground crew personnel found a significant difference in metastatic cancer rates between members of the military and the civilian population. Continue Reading
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22 Mar 2023
Diabetes in the United States: Examining the National Crisis
Across the United States, a national crisis has continued to develop as the rates of diabetes rise, exacerbated by environmental and lifestyle factors. Continue Reading
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22 Mar 2023
CDC Warns Against Rising Fungus Rates in Healthcare Facilities
The CDC recently issued a press release warning against rising rates of an antimicrobial-resistant fungus, Candida auris, across healthcare facilities. Continue Reading
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21 Mar 2023
CDC Warns Against Rising Rates of Babesiosis in the Northeast
A recent CDC report warned against rising rates of babesiosis, a tickborne illness, in the northeastern United States, namely, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Continue Reading
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20 Mar 2023
Wyoming Bans Medication Abortion, Limiting Access to Reproductive Care
Before a finalized decision by the Supreme Court on medication abortion, Wyoming is limiting access to reproductive care by banning the use of pills for abortion. Continue Reading
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17 Mar 2023
Mediterranean Diet Improves Cognition in Multiple Sclerosis Patients
An abstract submitted to the American Academy of Neurology revealed that a Mediterranean diet could improve cognition in patients with multiple sclerosis. Continue Reading
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16 Mar 2023
EPA Introduces National Standard for PFAS in Drinking Water
The proposed standard is the first of its kind and would monitor several contaminants in public water systems. Continue Reading
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15 Mar 2023
House of Representatives Votes to Declassify COVID-19 Origins
On Friday, March 10, 2023, the United States House of Representatives unanimously voted to declassify data on COVID-19 origins. Continue Reading
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14 Mar 2023
Opioids Linked to Nearly Half of Pediatric Poisoning Deaths
In a study by the American Academy of Pediatrics, researchers determined that opioids are associated with 47.3% of pediatric poisoning deaths in infants and young children. Continue Reading
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14 Mar 2023
Exploring Theories on the Cause of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
Although no definitive causes of sudden infant death syndrome have been identified, researchers are exploring new theories on the source of the condition. Continue Reading
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13 Mar 2023
Parental Nonadherence to COVID Guidelines Threatens Pediatric Health
Amidst heightened cases of pediatric illness, a research letter in JAMA Network Open found that parental nonadherence to COVID guidelines could threaten pediatric health. Continue Reading
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08 Mar 2023
Cardiovascular Risk Factor Prevalence Has Increased in Young Adults
In a recent investigation, researchers determined that cardiovascular risk factor prevalence increased among adults 20–44 between 2009 and 2020. Continue Reading
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07 Mar 2023
Exploring Fertility Treatments and Understanding Access Barriers
Individuals unable to conceive through intercourse may explore fertility treatments; however, access barriers, including cost and location, may prevent them from seeking treatment. Continue Reading
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06 Mar 2023
Colorectal Cancer Will Kill 52,550 People in the United States in 2023
The American Cancer Society recently published statistics on colorectal cancer, projecting that it will affect 153,020 people and kill 52,550 people in the United States in 2023. Continue Reading
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06 Mar 2023
How PFAS Chemicals Globally Impact the Environment and Human Health
Per- and polyfluroralky substances (PFAS), also called forever chemicals, are a growing concern because of their widespread use and adverse human health and environmental impacts. Continue Reading
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02 Mar 2023
CDC Report Finds Teen Girls Experiencing Mental Health Crisis
Youth mental health has slipped to dangerous new lows, according to a survey published by the CDC. Continue Reading
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28 Feb 2023
Understanding the Causes of Infertility, Risk Factors, and Diagnosis
Understanding the underlying causes of infertility, the potential risk factors, and how to diagnose them may help up to 15% of couples in the United States manage and address infertility. Continue Reading
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28 Feb 2023
12 States Sued the FDA to Ease Restrictions for Medication Abortion
On February 24, 2023, 12 states sued the FDA to ease the current restrictions for prescribing mifepristone, a medication abortion pill. Continue Reading
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27 Feb 2023
NIH Researchers Identify Compounds for Non-Hormonal Male Contraceptives
In preclinical animal trials, NIH researchers at Cornell have identified compounds for a non-hormonal male contraceptive. Continue Reading
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23 Feb 2023
Governors Create Reproductive Freedom Alliance to Defend Access to Care
On February 21, a coalition of 20 governors across the United States announced the formation of an alliance committed to preserving reproductive rights and safeguarding access. Continue Reading
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22 Feb 2023
Plant-Based Diet Reduces Risk of Prostate Cancer Progression
A recent study built on previous knowledge of how plant-based diets reduce prostate cancer incidence, finding that it also reduced the risk of prostate cancer progression. Continue Reading
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22 Feb 2023
Beyond Hot Flashes: Understanding Menopause, Symptoms, and Treatment
Despite affecting nearly everyone with female reproductive anatomy, very few understand menopause, its symptoms, and treatment beyond hot flashes and menstrual cycle changes. Continue Reading
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21 Feb 2023
US Department of Agriculture Proposes New School Nutrition Standards
The US Department of Agriculture has proposed new updates to school nutrition standards, reflecting recent dietary guidelines. Continue Reading
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21 Feb 2023
Enhancing the Understanding of Eating Disorders, Treatment Options
As one of the deadliest and most common mental illnesses in children and young adults, researchers are looking to enhance the understanding of eating disorders and develop treatment options. Continue Reading
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15 Feb 2023
Long-Term Exposure to Air Pollutants Linked to Depression and Anxiety
A prospective, population-based cohort study published in JAMA Psychiatry determined that long-term exposure to air pollutants was linked to higher rates of depression and anxiety. Continue Reading
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14 Feb 2023
Differentiating Between Postpartum Depression and Baby Blues
While feelings of sadness and fatigue are common after childbirth, differentiating between baby blues and more serious postpartum depression is critical for delivering adequate care. Continue Reading
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14 Feb 2023
Differences in Gut Microbe May Be Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Biomarkers
Data from two studies published in Cell Host and Microbe implied that differences in gut microbiomes might be biomarkers for myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigues syndrome (ME/CFS). Continue Reading
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13 Feb 2023
USPSTF Issues Recommendation for Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy
On February 7, 2023, the USPSTF issued a draft recommendation for hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, opening the guidance for public commentary until March 6, 2023. Continue Reading
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10 Feb 2023
Ultra-Processed Food Consumption Increases the Risk of Ovarian Cancer
A study using data from the UK Biobank determined that ultra-processed food consumption increases the risk of ovarian cancer significantly more than other cancers. Continue Reading
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07 Feb 2023
Additive Nitrites in Processed Meat Linked to Type 2 Diabetes
According to a population-based cohort study published in PLOS Medicine, nitrites from additives found in processed meats are linked to a higher risk of type 2 diabetes. Continue Reading
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07 Feb 2023
Understanding Crohn’s Disease, Its Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
As millions of people globally struggle with Crohn’s disease, understanding the symptoms, diagnostics, and treatment of the condition can help providers improve patient care strategies and outcomes. Continue Reading
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06 Feb 2023
Poor Sleep During Adolescence May Increase Multiple Sclerosis Risk
In a population-based case-control study in Sweden, researchers determined that poor sleep during adolescence may increase multiple sclerosis risk. Continue Reading
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06 Feb 2023
Understanding the Impacts of COVID-Positive Organ Transplants
Although the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic significantly reduced the number of solid organ transplants, data from the later days of the pandemic has helped providers better understand the impacts of COVID-positive organ transplants. Continue Reading
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01 Feb 2023
Black Cancer Patients Experience Nearly Twice as Many Treatment Delays
A recent study published by ACS notes that Black breast cancer patients experience nearly twice as many treatment delays greater than 60 days than non-Black patients. Continue Reading
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30 Jan 2023
Understanding the Basics of COVID-19, Acute and Chronic Illness
Although COVID-19 is a complex viral illness, understanding the basics of infection, acute illness, and its subsequent chronic outcomes can help inform future research, patient care, and prevention strategies. Continue Reading
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30 Jan 2023
Guidance for Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Inhaled Anesthesia
Guidance published in Anesthesia provides actionable steps to reduce the carbon footprint of inhaled anesthetics that comprise desflurane, nitrous oxide, and other chemical compounds Continue Reading
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27 Jan 2023
GAO Recommends Research Improvements to HHS, Pandemic Pathogens
In a recent statement by the GAO, the organization recommended three improvements to the HHS to enhance research on potential pandemic pathogens. Continue Reading
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25 Jan 2023
22.7% of Adverse Events During Hospital Admission Are Preventable
A recent study found that, of the adverse events that occur during hospital admissions, 22.7% are preventable, and 32.3% are severe. Continue Reading
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24 Jan 2023
Understanding Unique Challenges in Pediatric Organ Transplants
In addition to the general complexities of organ transplants, pediatric organ transplants are associated with unique challenges, ranging from organ matching to post-transplant care. Continue Reading
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23 Jan 2023
Access to Gender-Affirming Care Improves Psychosocial Functioning
A recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that access to gender-affirming care for transgender youth was associated with improved psychosocial outcomes in participants between 12 and 20. Continue Reading
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23 Jan 2023
Cancer Diagnosis Lags Have Continued 2 Years into the Pandemic
A study on prostate, breast, colorectal, pancreatic, cervical, gastric, and esophageal cancer found that diagnosis rates have lagged behind pre-pandemic rates, even two years into the pandemic. Continue Reading
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20 Jan 2023
Massachusetts DPH Announces a Concerning Novel Gonorrhea Strain
In a recent press release, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) announced two cases of a concerning novel gonorrhea strain that has a reduced response to antibiotics. Continue Reading
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18 Jan 2023
Understanding the Impacts of Sexually Transmitted Infections
Sexually transmitted infections, whether curable or incurable, can have long-term impacts if they are not prevented and treated appropriately. Continue Reading
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17 Jan 2023
Advancing Maternal Health Equity Research: Current Gaps and Trends
Among all developed countries, the United States has some of the highest maternal mortality and morbidity; however, advancing maternal health equity through research focused on current gaps and trends may improve outcomes. Continue Reading
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17 Jan 2023
AMA Successfully Implements AMA MAP BP Program at Cook County Health
The AMA announced that it has successfully implemented its AMA MAP BP program for managing blood pressure at Cook County Health, one of the largest public health systems in the country. Continue Reading
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13 Jan 2023
Gas Stoves Linked to 12.7% of Pediatric Asthma Cases, Proposed Bans
After a study revealed that gas stoves are linked to 12.7% of pediatric asthma cases, the US Consumer Product and Safety Commission introduced plans to ban them. Continue Reading
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11 Jan 2023
Pediatric Mental Health Emergency Department Visits Increase by 8%
A recent study published in JAMA Pediatrics determined that pediatric mental health emergency department visits have increased by 8% each year between 2015 and 2020. Continue Reading
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10 Jan 2023
Air Pollutants Linked to Pediatric Asthma Attacks in Urban Communities
A new study by the NIH, released in the Lancet, found a link between air pollutants in urban communities and a higher incidence of pediatric asthma attacks. Continue Reading
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10 Jan 2023
Treating Seasonal Affective Disorder, Understanding Knowledge Gaps
With 5% of adults in the United States experiencing seasonal affective disorder, understanding available treatments and knowledge is necessary for delivering effective patient care and directing future research. Continue Reading
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09 Jan 2023
How Physical Activity May Impact Depressive Symptoms in Children
Based on current narratives linking physical activity with improved mental health, researchers in JAMA Pediatrics analyzed how physical exercise may impact depressive symptoms in children and adolescents. Continue Reading
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09 Jan 2023
Mitigating Colorectal Cancer Treatment Risks Through ctDNA Testing
The treatments for colorectal cancer are associated with many risks, including infertility, which may be mitigated by incorporating ctDNA testing into medical decisions. Continue Reading
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06 Jan 2023
Analyzing the Association Between ART and Neurodevelopmental Disorders
In a study published in December 2022, researchers analyzed the association between assisted reproductive technology (ART), including IVF and intracytoplasmic sperm injection, and neurodevelopmental disorders. Continue Reading
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05 Jan 2023
Modeling Study Predicts Drastic Rise in Diabetes for Young Americans
Researchers project that the prevalence of youths with diabetes will increase rapidly in the next several decades, emphasizing the need for better prevention and health equity. Continue Reading
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04 Jan 2023
How the US Farm Bill Contributes to Adverse Human Health Outcomes
Although the United States Farm Bill was created to maintain a steady supply of food, it has evolved into a policy that now results in numerous adverse human health outcomes. Continue Reading
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04 Jan 2023
How a Mediterranean Diet Can Impact Pregnancy Outcomes
In a study published in JAMA Network Open, researchers analyzed the impacts of a Mediterranean diet on pregnancy outcomes, finding that it reduced the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes across a diverse range of populations in the US. Continue Reading
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03 Jan 2023
Scientists Explore Monoclonal Antibodies as Contraception
In recent studies, scientists have explored monoclonal antibodies as a female contraceptive to immobilize sperm, preventing it from reaching the egg. Continue Reading
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03 Jan 2023
Navigating Male Reproductive Care in a Post-Roe World, Vasectomies
As patients, providers, and public health experts work to navigate male reproductive healthcare in a post-Roe world, addressing common misconceptions around vasectomies can help clinicians provide more comprehensive patient consultations. Continue Reading
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29 Dec 2022
HHS’s Plan to Address Alzheimer’s Disease Focuses on Care Access
The Department’s national plan to address Alzheimer’s disease focuses on early detection, expanded research, and action to reduce risk factors. Continue Reading
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28 Dec 2022
Deciding Which Depression Screening Tools to Use
Incorporating depression screenings can help improve patient care, facilitate early diagnosis and treatment, and decrease healthcare spending; however, providers are tasked with deciding which depression screening tools to use based on their practice and patient population. Continue Reading
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27 Dec 2022
Closing Obesity Care Gaps: Understanding Trends and Treatments
Understanding the trends, prevention strategies, and treatments for obesity can help members of the healthcare industry work toward closing care gaps in obesity, impacting nearly half of all adults in the United States. Continue Reading
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23 Dec 2022
7.4 Million Patients Are Misdiagnosed in the Emergency Room Each Year
A recent systematic review published by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, a subset of the HHS, revealed that roughly 7.4 million of the 130 million emergency room visits are misdiagnosed annually. Continue Reading
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21 Dec 2022
Understanding the Link Between Psychological Distress and Dementia
A recent population-based cohort study in Finland analyzed the link between psychological distress and dementia, finding that psychological distress increases the risk of dementia. Continue Reading
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20 Dec 2022
Extreme Temperatures Are Associated with Increased Mortality Rates
A recent article published in Circulation found that extreme temperatures globally are associated with increased cardiovascular cause-specific mortality rates. Continue Reading
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15 Dec 2022
CDC Observes Thousands of Deaths Linked to Long COVID
A new CDC report found that at least 3,544 deaths have been attributed to long COVID since the pandemic’s beginning in 2020. Continue Reading