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WHO, Biden cancer diagnosis, FDA Covid plan

President Biden’s diagnosis of localized prostate cancer, which he disclosed yesterday, highlights the issue. Biden, 82, had a high Gleason

At WHO conference, global health leaders wrestle with U.S. cuts

The recent absence of the United States from the World Health Organization's annual meeting has raised concerns about the impact

Snooze Button Pressed Over 55% Of Time After Sleep, Alarm, Study Says

The snooze button seems to be a popular choice for many people, with over half of sleep sessions ending with

ASCO, Google launch AI tool to help oncologists find answers quickly

The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), the leading professional organization in cancer care, recently announced a groundbreaking partnership with

Social media fad of nighttime mouth taping to treat mouth breathing may pose serious risks

The trend of nighttime mouth taping to treat mouth breathing, popularized by social media, may not be as beneficial as

FDA Will Limit Covid-19 Vaccines To Those Over 65 Or At High Risk

Novartis, a prominent Swiss pharmaceutical company with a market capitalization of $225 billion, is making waves in the industry with

New FDA Covid vaccine policy raises access, transparency questions

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently introduced a new Covid-19 vaccine framework that aims to address the concerns of

Effects of blood pressure management on cardiovascular health vary across education levels

The impact of intensive blood pressure management on cardiovascular events and mortality rates can vary significantly based on individuals' educational