Medicine and public health
Volume eating can be a useful tool if you’re looking manage your weight, but there are a few things to keep in mind if it’s a practice you’d like to follow.
A federal judge has ruled that chronically ill people on Medicaid won’t be bound by new work requirement rules that the latest Trump administration guidance requires in order to qualify for “medically frail” exemptions
A judge ruled that federal regulators exceeded their authority in narrowing the exceptions to Medicaid work requirements for people with medical issues.
Bodum is recalling nearly 6 million of its popular French press coffee makers after reports of the glass carafe breaking and burning consumers. See the list.
The Food and Drug Administration plans to introduce new rules around what nutrients must be added to infant formula. The changes the FDA plans to propose, which were shared in advance with NBC News, would tweak the minimum and maximum levels of four nutrients: iodine, manganese, vitamin A and vitamin D.
The report’s lead author said minors now have more access to gambling through “video games, sports broadcasts and other products.”
A phase 3 clinical trial published in JAMA found trastuzumab rezetecan linked to 73% lower risk of cancer progression or death versus chemotherapy.
New vaping rules are now in force in the UK, but what does this mean.
It will cause huge disruption in some parts of England and Wales, say GP leaders.
The flu has hit the U.S. earlier than usual this year. And the virus has already caused six deaths in Connecticut, the state’s department of public health says.
A Trump administration rule will force pharmacy benefit managers to disclose fees and compensation details currently kept private.
In this edition of STAT Health Tech: An Epic investigation, a Teladoc surprise, and figuring out how to pay for AI.
The Ebola outbreak in Congo passed a grim milestone this week — 10,000 confirmed cases — and spurred questions about whether health authorities are losing their ability to contain it
RFK Jr. is making his pitch ahead of a midterm election that could shape the fate of his MAHA movement.
Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, pushes back against the RFK Jr.'s claims, and the new FDA policy around peptides.
Great news for peptide fans: The Trump administration is giving the peptide craze a regulatory boost, despite objections from FDA career scientists.
Pat Croce, the enthusiastic former president and co-owner of the Philadelphia 76ers who once climbed the Walt Whitman Bridge to hang the team’s banner, joins TODAY talk about his new book “Enjoy Yourself Now! 66 Sacred Shifts to Instantly Awaken the Peaceful Presence Within You.”
Martin Kulldorff, the biostatistician who advocated against Covid lockdowns, insisted that the rise in measles cases is caused by a widely disputed claim about said lockdowns:
