Health and Wellness

Two And A Half Decades Later, OxyContin Marketing Is Still Deadly

Purdue Pharma introduced OxyContin to the market in 1996, embarking on an aggressive marketing campaign for this potent and addictive drug. The repercussions of this campaign are still being felt

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Why This NIH Center Matters

Twenty-five years ago, a significant turning point in my life occurred when I received the opportunity to pursue a Ph.D.

How social factors influence patients’ fitness before surgery

A recent study led by Lancaster University has highlighted how social and environmental factors can impact a patient's fitness levels

More Evidence Your Doctor’s Working Harder Than Ever

Physician productivity is on the rise as doctors are facing heavier workloads, partly due to a shortage of medical care

CDC staffers unimpressed by all-staff meeting in wake of attack

Following a tragic incident at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters last Friday, newly appointed director Susan

A New Chapter For Diabetes—and Regenerative Medicine

Regenerative medicine has long held the ambitious goal of replacing damaged or lost tissues with healthy, functioning ones. In the

mRNA vaccines, men’s cosmetic surgery, NIH

Good morning. According to a recent report by the AP, the shooter at the CDC fired 180 shots, causing damage

Forbes Next Billion-Dollar Startups 2025

Venture-backed startups are always at the forefront of innovation, and this year's list of potential unicorns is no exception. With

More men than ever are getting plastic surgery. Here’s why

While plastic surgery can certainly help individuals like Chris Sanford feel more confident and satisfied with their appearance, it's important