States Expand Health Data Privacy Laws
States expand privacy laws to protect sensitive health data beyond HIPAA coverage.
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Mental Health Rule Enforcement Put on Hold
Federal pause on new mental health parity rules creates uncertainty for insurers.
Brain Stimulation and Training Reduce Overeating
Researchers test brain training and stimulation to reduce unhealthy eating habits.
Protein in Brain Cells Linked to Alzheimer’s
Lowering RTP801 in brain cells may ease memory loss in Alzheimer’s disease.
Millions Worldwide Still Lack Basic Eye Care
Millions still lack access to basic eye care, especially in poorer regions.
Brain Study May Improve Weight Loss Drugs
Researchers find brain cells that control semaglutide’s weight loss effects without nausea.
California AG Says State Will Help Apple Fight Trump
Bonta also addressed a Truth Social post in which Trump threatened to levy a targeted, 25% tariff on all Apple products if the company continues with plans to manufacture iPhones in India rather than shift production to the United States.
Harvard Sues Trump Admin. Over Student Visa Cancellations, Rule Changes
“With a stroke of a pen, the government sought to erase a quarter of Harvard’s student body, international students who contribute significantly to the University and its mission,” Harvard wrote in its lawsuit. “Without its international students, Harvard is not Harvard.”
Lawsuit: USDA Demands for Food Stamp Data Unlawful
In its new guidance, the department threatened any state’s refusal to release this data could “trigger noncompliance procedures,” potentially leading to lawsuits or the withholding of federal funds.
New Tool Helps Predict Serious Birth Injuries
Researchers create a new tool to predict severe birth injuries in childbirth.