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A major study at ENDO 2026 finds global heart disease now peaks at ages 50-54, driven by rising obesity and fastest growth in South Asia.
A major study at ENDO 2026 finds global heart disease now peaks at ages 50-54, driven by rising obesity and fastest growth in South Asia.
A major study at ENDO 2026 finds global heart disease now peaks at ages 50-54, driven by rising obesity and fastest growth in South Asia.
A major study at ENDO 2026 finds global heart disease now peaks at ages 50-54, driven by rising obesity and fastest growth in South Asia.
A major study at ENDO 2026 finds global heart disease now peaks at ages 50-54, driven by rising obesity and fastest growth in South Asia.
UnitedHealth’s Change Healthcare unit suffered a ransomware attack exposing data of 4.2 million patients; a $22 million ransom was paid.
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A study finds changes in two blood proteins enable over 90% accurate early detection and monitoring of aggressive glioblastoma brain cancer.
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The WHO launched clinical trials for Bundibugyo virus Ebola treatments and vaccines following outbreaks in the DRC and Uganda.
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A Cochrane review of six trials found PSA screening likely reduces prostate cancer deaths by about two per 1,000 men screened.
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CDC confirms first U.S. human H5N1 bird flu case linked to exposure to infected dairy cattle in a Texas farm worker.
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CMS proposes a 3.1% payment increase for U.S. hospitals in 2027 and expands value-based quality reporting requirements.
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The FDA warns against counterfeit semaglutide injections sold online after severe adverse events linked to fake Ozempic products.
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No major hospital mergers, closures, or bankruptcies were confirmed in early 2024, reflecting improved stability in the U.S. hospital industry.
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The CDC updated 2024 guidance allowing most asymptomatic healthcare workers with high-risk SARS-CoV-2 exposure to continue working without restrictions.
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Nearly half of Americans worry about health care affordability in 2026, with 29% citing cost as the top health issue, per a West Health–Gallup survey.
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