Gender-Specific Treatments May Be Necessary for Heart Failure
Study reveals gender-specific differences in HFpEF, guiding tailored treatment strategies for men and women.
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Drug Discount Program Limits Vital Federal Aid for Rural Hospitals
Rural emergency hospitals currently do not qualify for the 340B drug discount program.
Statins Could Inhibit a Pathway Linked to Cancer Development
The discovery that statins may block inflammation involved in cancer development marks a significant advancement in cancer research.
Teen Brain Activity, Sleep, Social Media Use All Linked
Study examines the impact of social media use on teen brainwaves during sleep.
In Terms of Tea, the Health Benefits Are Many
Tea is one of the better beverage options when it comes to minding one’s health.
Scottish Cohort Study Explores Costs of Infant Feeding Choices
Researchers find that exclusively breastfed infants had fewer healthcare consultations and lower associated costs.
Tattoo Ink Contains Dangerous Chemicals, Researchers Warn
Both colored and black inks may contain toxins associated with the development of lymphoma.
Healthcare Cyberattack Problems Continue to Spread
System vulnerabilities continue to be evident in large hospital systems, leaving patients’ private information potentially up for grabs.
No Matter How Steps Are Tracked, Any Method Helps
Even physical activities that can’t be tracked are important for maintaining one’s health and well-being.
The Growing Concern Over Zyn: A New Nicotine Pouch in the Spotlight
Experts warn that these pouches still contain nicotine and harmful chemicals.