Fever, aching limbs and a runny nose — as winter returns, so too does the flu. The disease is triggered by influenza viruses, which enter our body through droplets and then infect vulnerable cells.
A research team from Switzerland and Japan has…
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Gas stoves are filling millions of homes with hidden toxic air
For many people in the United States, spending time indoors does not guarantee protection from harmful air pollution. A new study led by Stanford University and published Dec. 2 in PNAS Nexus reports that gas and propane stoves release…
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FDA claims on COVID-19 vaccine safety are unsupported by reliable data – and could severely hinder vaccine access
The Food and Drug Administration is seeking to drastically change procedures for testing vaccine safety and approving vaccines, based on unproven claims that mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines caused the death of at least 10 children.
The agency…
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Companies Cut Prices For Blockbuster Weight-Loss Drugs
In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at the price cuts for blockbuster weight-loss drugs, the Forbes 30 Under 30 Healthcare list, the coming barriers to getting vaccines, and more. To get it in your inbox, subscribe here.
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A routine shingles shot may offer powerful defense against dementia
An unusual vaccination rule in Wales has given scientists some of the clearest evidence so far that a vaccine might help protect against dementia. In a new study led by Stanford Medicine, researchers examined health records from older adults in…
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Free Women’s Screenings You May Be Paying For During Open Enrollment
For women in their 30s, 40s and 50s, open enrollment quietly decides whether preventive care is truly free or surprisingly expensive. Two experts break down how ACA rules work in real life, what changes in 2026 and the common insurance traps that…
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A common constipation drug shows a surprising ability to protect kidneys
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects people across the globe and often progresses to the point where patients rely on routine dialysis to survive. Although the condition is widespread and serious, there are still no approved medications that can…
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Your sweat reveals health problems long before symptoms appear
Sweat carries a wide range of biological signals, and a growing body of research suggests that pairing it with artificial intelligence and advanced sensor technology could reshape how we track our health and daily physiology. According to a…
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Integrated quality control processes for cell therapy workflows
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SIGN INCAR-T cell therapy research for B cell cancers must meet FDA guidelines for safety,…
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The Revolution Healthcare Actually Needs: Radical Common Sense
A philosophy of “radical common sense” may be just what American healthcare needs to refine its footing.
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Years ago, a journalist visiting me at CareMore Health said something that has stayed with me. He noted that the most innovative…
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