Health and Wellness

TikTokers Claim ‘Vabbing’ Will Help Dating. Here Are The Issues

Dating in today's world can be a bit complex, with everyone looking for unique ways to attract a potential partner. One such trend that has been making waves on social

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Law Firms Like DLA Piper Are Embracing AI To Help Clients Navigate Compliance

The legal field is facing a significant opportunity for growth and evolution with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into

More children, shorter lifespan? Clear evidence from the Great Finnish Famine

Illustration of a woman carrying a child in her arms. Credit: Nynke Wemer Recent research has shed light on the

Is ICHRA the 401(k) of Healthcare—or Just Another Hype Cycle?

The current open enrollment season is a challenging time for millions of Americans as they navigate the complexities of selecting

ACIP hep b vaccine, FDA drug vouchers: Morning Rounds

The Trump administration recently announced a groundbreaking deal that aims to make popular anti-obesity drugs more affordable for Medicare and

More Americans, especially Black adults, are dying before they can access Medicare benefits

Medicare has long been a pillar of the American social safety net, providing affordable healthcare to millions of seniors once

What Whales, Elephants And Tardigrades Reveal About Longevity

Longevity and disease resistance in humans are on the brink of a transformation through the study and emulation of genetic

STAT+: Maine sought federal help amid its largest HIV outbreak in state history. It’s still waiting.

Steven Cronk, a 41-year-old man, is currently residing in a makeshift homeless encampment in Bangor, Maine. The encampment is located

Studies show RSV’s severity and impact on long-term health

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is often mistaken for a common cold, but recent studies have shown that it can be