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Pulse oximeter study doesn’t settle issue of accuracy on darker skin
A recent study commissioned by the Food and Drug Administration aimed to shed light on reducing racial bias in pulse oximeter readings, but instead, it has left researchers with more…
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Free Markets, Not Mandates, Will Fix Our Broken Healthcare System
Healthcare reform has been a hot topic in Washington, with politicians pushing for more regulations and bureaucratic tinkering as the…
How Predictive Genomics Is Rewriting Our Health Stories
Predictive genomics is changing the landscape of healthcare, offering a deeper understanding of our bodies and potential health risks. With…
Two Alzheimer’s Trial Failures Reveal Clinical Challenges
This past week brought disappointing news in the world of Alzheimer's disease research, with two major pharmaceutical companies, Johnson &…
5 Habits For A Happier, Healthier Thanksgiving, From A Neurologist
Thanksgiving is a beloved holiday in America, celebrated by nearly 90-95% of the population. It is a day of togetherness,…
Political Polarization Is Harmful To Health. 7 Ways To Heal, From A Doctor
Political polarization is a pressing issue in today's media landscape, with sensational coverage and nonstop breaking-news alerts contributing to heightened…
John Tesh Talks Of Battling Prostate Cancer That Doesn’t Produce PSA
At MD Anderson, Tesh received personalized treatment that included radiation, hormone therapy, and chemotherapy. “I was very lucky to have…
Hope For People With Chronic Pain – Coping Skills Training
Chronic pain is a complex condition that often involves the brain's response to pain signals as much as the physical…
Food Assistance Cuts Conflict With Calls To Raise Nutritional Standards
The Trump administration's proposed budget cuts for 2026 could have devastating consequences for millions of Americans who rely on food…