Global Study Finds Kidney Disease Rates Doubling
Kidney disease rates worldwide have doubled, affecting nearly 800 million people.
Health & Medicine
Why Equal Access to Rehab Is a Legal and Moral Obligation
Equal access to rehab means creating a system where asking for help is enough to receive it.
Private Equity Expands in Fertility Clinics Despite Laws
Private investors continue gaining control of fertility clinics nationwide.
Legal Professionals, Meet Your Fitness Ally: Safe Triceps Long Head Workouts with Dumbbells and Cables
Office-bound professionals, lawyers and paralegals tend to have chronic neck, shoulder and upper back tension because of the long hours at a desk.
Nurse Staffing Added to National Hospital Safety Goals
Hospitals must prioritize nurse staffing under new national safety goals.
Waterloo Doctor Faces New Misconduct Charges
An Iowa doctor faces new misconduct charges after prior sanctions.
Family Recordings Help ICU Patients Stay Oriented
Recorded family voices helped reduce delirium in critically ill patients.
FDA Faces Pressure to Approve Non-Opioid Pain Drugs
System barriers slow progress toward safer, effective non-opioid pain treatments.
FDA Scales Back Fluoride Use for Kids
The federal agency is limiting fluoride supplements amid new safety concerns.
West Nile Virus Detected in Southern Spain
Health alert issued after West Nile virus found near homes.