C, was published Wednesday in the journal Nature. Meanwhile, covid is surging in at least 84 countries despite an incorrect assumption from some people that the pandemic is over. Plus: More dengue in ...

The New York Times: We’re Applying Lessons From Covid To Bird Flu. That's Not Good. Almost two years after the first signs of bird flu in the United States, we are still flying blind. (David ...

Researchers found that drinking something with erythritol more than doubled the risk of blood clots among 10 healthy participants. Also in the news: a rise in the rate of stroke deaths, a link between ...

The insurer has removed about 14,000 billing codes that would require prior authorization, including for lab tests and specialty care visits. Also in health industry news: the No Surprises Act, ...

As The New York Times reported, it's the first time federal health officials have recommended that doctors should counsel women before the procedure, which some say can be excruciating. It might lead ...

Researchers found that it takes almost an hour to get someone on the line. However, one public social services official says their figures show shorter wait times. Elsewhere, Delaware has new laws ...

As Congress pushes for Medicare to cover payment for anti-obesity drugs, Denmark — Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk’s home — has ...

Ten states have not expanded Medicaid, leaving 1.5 million people ineligible for the state and federal insurance program and ...

For rural patients, getting cancer treatment close to home has always been difficult. And now chemotherapy deserts are ...

A CDC survey shows glimmers of improvement for teenage girls: In a 2023 poll, 53% of high school girls reported feeling persistent sadness, down from 57% in 2021.

The money from Bloomberg Philanthropies is aimed at boosting the population of Black health care providers, Modern Healthcare explains.

Meanwhile, a Franklin County, Ohio, judge upheld a law banning gender-affirming care. Separately, The Hill reports a group of Republican lawmakers are pushing the NCAA to "update" its rules to ban ...