Health Care

A Breakthrough in Neonatal Brain Monitoring Technology At just three weeks old, baby Theo became part of a groundbreaking trial at the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. A small, cap-like device with hexagonal sensor modules was placed on his head. This innovative device uses both high-density diffuse optical tomography

Every individual possesses a distinct and complex scent profile, akin to a biological fingerprint. This is constantly being shaped by a vast array of factors. According to Craig Roberts, a professor of social psychology at the University of Stirling in Scotland, our personal aroma is profoundly influenced by everything from

The safety of aluminum adjuvants—compounds containing small amounts of aluminum salts used in many important vaccines, including shots for diphtheria, tetanus, hepatitis, and the flu—has been thrust into the national spotlight following a decision by the US administration to launch a working group review. This special group, operating under the

FDA Accelerates Biosimilar Approvals to Lower Prescription Costs The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has introduced a new framework designed to simplify and speed up the approval process for biosimilar drugs — generic versions of complex biological medicines used to treat conditions such as cancer, autoimmune disorders, and rare

In the ongoing global fight against Alzheimer’s disease, new hope is emerging from a surprising source — a pill. Researchers have unveiled promising new results for ALZ-801, an oral medication that appears to slow cognitive decline among individuals at the highest genetic risk of developing the condition. The drug’s novel

Louisiana is under scrutiny after officials delayed warnings about the state’s most severe whooping cough outbreak in decades. The delay resulted in multiple infant deaths and hundreds of hospitalizations. The incident has reignited debates about vaccine hesitancy, public health transparency, and the growing politicization of disease prevention in the United

Rural Hospitals Face Unprecedented Staffing Pressure When the Trump administration imposed a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa applications, the move was framed as an effort to prioritize American workers. But for rural hospitals across the United States, the policy has triggered alarm. The H-1B visa fee impact on U.S.

The Rise of Science-Driven Wellness Goals In a world flooded with wellness trends, supplements, and influencer advice, the search for genuine, evidence-based health guidance, including setting science-based wellness goals, has become more important than ever. A groundbreaking new study from leading researchers in behavioral science is changing how we understand