Health and Wellness

Missouri bird flu inquiry broadens to close contact of patient

A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has revealed that a close contact of the individual in Missouri who was infected with an unexplained H5N1

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STAT Morning Rounds: UnitedHealth, gender-affirming surgery

The landscape of healthcare is constantly evolving, with new challenges and breakthroughs emerging every day. As we close out the

Processed plant-based meat alternatives linked to depression risk in vegetarians

Plant-Based Meat Alternatives Linked to Depression Risk in Vegetarians There is growing concern about the health impacts of ultra processed

Why 2025 Could Be A Good Reimbursement Year For CVS And Walgreens

Legislation moving through state capitals and in Washington could lead to increased payments for drugstore chains like CVS Health, Walgreens,

Social media fueling young men’s body dysmorphic disorder

The pressure to conform to societal standards of body image is a struggle that many individuals face, regardless of gender

Women exposed to municipal waste incinerator emissions show small increase in breast milk pollutants

The study conducted by researchers at Imperial College London has revealed a potential association between women living near municipal waste

Is Your Doctor Happy? Are You Happy With Your Doctor?

Implement technology solutions that streamline documentation and administrative tasks. Provide more support staff to alleviate the burden on physicians. Encourage

The health care deal is in jeopardy

Elon Musk’s gift to PBMs? As the year-end government funding bill hangs in the balance, the fate of a major

Screening with telephone-based intervention reduces risky alcohol use in Texas study

Researchers from Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin have successfully implemented a screening and telephone-based intervention