Canadians Willing to Seek Healthcare Across the Border
Canadian citizens are crossing the border into the U.S. to be able to obtain care sooner.
Health & Medicine
Defective Oximeters Can Worsen Heart Failure in African Americans
Research shows faulty pulse oximeters underestimate blood flow rates and overestimate arterial resistance.
More Than 50% of Healthcare Professionals Report Racial Discrimination
Minority healthcare workers report racial discrimination in the workplace.
With “Magic Mushrooms” Now Legal, Youth Emergency Calls Increase
Efforts to decriminalize psilocybin has led to easier access for children and teens.
Aggressive, Prompt Treatment Can Help with Crohn’s Disease
Infliximab shows promising results for Crohn’s symptoms.
Asthma Med Xolair May Help with Food Allergies
Study shows omalizumab is effective for both asthmatics and those battling specific allergies.
Chronic Mental Health Challenges Plague Farming Communities
Farmers struggle with financial stress, long workdays, and other challenges, yet rural communities continue to experience mental health shortages.
Why Utah’s Compassion for Defendant Mental Health Matters
If these amendments pass, defense attorneys will have more opportunities to show the impact of their client’s mental health condition,providing true justice for all sides.
The Impact of Florida’s Lawsuit on Low-Income Children’s Healthcare
The state’s new rule provides more healthcare access to some while, at the same time, restricting access to low-income families.
New Drug Could Treat Rare Blood Cancer
With promising results in a clinical trial, new drug rusfertide may effectively treat polycythemia vera.