Brain Study Shows Smells Trigger Taste
Researchers finds brain processes certain aromas as real tastes, shaping a person’s eating behaviors.
Health & Medicine
3 in 4 Americans Say Smarter Tech Holds the Answer to Youth Vaping Epidemic, IKE Tech Report Reveals
63% believe current age verification methods are too easy to bypass, highlighting the need for smarter, tech-driven solutions; age-verification technology at the point of use is seen as the most effective way to prevent underage access; 89% of current adult vapers would purchase age-restricted devices if it stopped youth use.
Inflation Drives $4 Billion Malpractice Losses
Inflation and large verdicts have significantly increased medical malpractice insurance costs.
GLP-1 Prescriptions Rise Among Young Women
Many young women start GLP-1 drugs without contraception, raising pregnancy concerns.
Doctors Split on Pharmaceutical Marketing Influence
Doctors weigh benefits of pharma marketing while warning it risks patient trust.
Thousands of Opioid Deaths Missing in UK
Study reveals thousands of uncounted opioid deaths, raising concerns about treatment funding.
WHO Expands Essential Medicines With New Additions
WHO adds cancer, diabetes, and obesity drugs to global essential medicines lists.
Cornell Creates Device to Simplify IVF
Researchers developed a device that automates egg preparation for IVF treatments.
Chemotherapy Found to Disrupt Body’s Internal Clock
Researchers link chemotherapy treatment to disrupted circadian rhythms affecting sleep and behavior.
Study Finds Ongoing Opioid Use After Cancer Surgery
Research shows many cancer surgery patients remain on opioids long after recovery.