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Measles in U.S., ‘The Pitt’, health care plan: Morning Rounds

The latest developments in health and medicine have been making headlines recently, with Congress reaching a deal on several key policies that will impact the healthcare industry. The new legislation

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Why is heart cancer rare? Scientists say it’s all about the beat

Heart disease and cancer are the top causes of death in the United States, yet it is uncommon for cancer

New Study Reveals That Daytime Naps May Be A Sign Of Serious Health Problems

Excessive napping may be a sign of more serious metabolic health issues.gettyDaytime naps, or "power-sleeps," have long been embraced across

Nancy Cox, a CDC veteran and stalwart in global flu research, dies at 77

Nancy Cox, a renowned figure in influenza research for many years, has passed away. She led the influenza team at

Concierge Medicine Was Built For The Few. Here’s How To Open It To The Many

Senior woman teleconsulting from home. (Photo by: BSIP/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)Universal Images Group via Getty ImagesConcierge medicine is

FDA fast-tracks review of new psychedelic mental health treatments

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New Antibody Drugs Target Disease From Within

Antibodies can now be re-engineered to work inside cells, not just on their surface, using AI-guided redesign of their binding

Big Catch-Up campaign targets childhood vaccines

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Burnout in Medicine Is Still Prevalent, With Emergency Medicine Leading

The burnout crisis in healthcare continues to escalate.gettyA recent report reveals that while physician burnout is easing in some areas,