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Medical Records Stolen As 1 Million Patients Hit By Healthcare Hack

Community Health Center has recently disclosed a massive data breach that has impacted over a million patients. The breach was first discovered on January 2nd, and it is believed that

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Global demand for palliative care has risen by 74% in the past 30 years, study finds

The global need for palliative care (PC) has seen a significant increase of 74% over the last three decades, reaching

A New Approach To Childhood Neuroblastoma

Childhood neuroblastoma is a devastating disease that often leads to fatal outcomes. Despite the initial success of treatment, many patients

Trump administration shifts bird flu policy from health to egg prices

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has recently announced an additional $1 billion to aid the poultry industry in combating the

Extreme heat may speed up aging in older adults, research suggests

A groundbreaking study conducted by the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology has shed light on the potential impact of

AWS & Aidoc’s Collaboration Is Making Waves In Clinical AI

The integration of artificial intelligence in clinical applications is expanding rapidly, with companies like Aidoc and Amazon Web Services (AWS)

FDA cancels vaccine advisory committee meeting

The Food and Drug Administration made the decision to cancel an upcoming vaccine advisory committee meeting focused on influenza virus

Industrialized societies get more sleep but have less regular circadian rhythms than hunter–gatherers, new study finds

The belief that people in industrialized societies suffer from a lack of sleep has been debunked by a recent study

Texas Child Dies Of Measles As Fears Grow Of Outbreak’s Spread

The measles outbreak in Texas continues to escalate, with public health officials expressing concerns about the possibility of further spread.