Health and Wellness

Scientists Turn Paper Into Plastic

The latest edition of The Prototype brings exciting developments in the world of science and technology. From a groundbreaking biodegradable plastic made from trees to a $3 million prize awarded

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Analysis finds 19-year life expectancy gap among Hawaiʻi groups

A recent study conducted by the University of Hawaiʻi has unveiled a significant 19-year gap in life expectancy among the

How Often Do Medical Emergencies Occur On Airplanes? What Passengers And Physicians Need To Know

In a recent incident on a red-eye flight from Hawaii to San Francisco, a medical emergency unfolded that required the

Trump to reap benefits of Biden policy on Medicare drug negotiations

The Trump administration is gearing up to announce the outcomes of the second round of Medicare drug-price negotiations, with all

Common jobs held by immigrant women may put them at increased risk of breast cancer

A recent study led by Silent Spring Institute has shed light on the potential risks faced by immigrant women in

Health Insurers Are Behind Washington’s Shutdown

The ongoing federal government shutdown, now in its fifth week, revolves around the issue of insurance subsidies. Democrats are pushing

How a pancreatic cancer surgeon faced his cancer diagnosis

Michael Zinner, a renowned surgeon specializing in pancreatic cancer, reflected on the unique and emotional journey that had led him

Malaria risk in the Amazon found to be higher in regions with intermediate forest degradation

The relationship between deforestation and the spread of malaria in the Legal Amazon region is a pressing concern that has

RFK Jr. May Oversee Special Education For Students With Disabilities

President Trump's controversial move to dismantle the Department of Education has raised concerns about the future of special education in