The vaccine was not designed for the Bundibugyo strain causing the epidemic, but experts are hopeful that it may provide some protection while new vaccines are developed.
The Aletta from startup Vitestro uses near-infrared light and ultrasound to find veins, then executes the blood collection process from tourniquet application to bandaging.
Congo’s Ebola epidemic has held at a reproduction number near 1 for six weeks. It is the largest in the country’s history and it is not yet shrinking.
Your child’s doctors are licensed where you live, not where they’re going. A ten-step checklist for moving a student’s care, prescriptions and coverage to campus.
As Covid again increases, these will help you weather or prevent infection: vaccines, masks, Paxlovid, metformin, azelastine, some antihistamines, and Ensitrelvir.
More states are adopting cellphone bans in schools. A doctor breaks down the science on how these interventions can affect a child’s mental health.
The therapy is a brand new targeted drug for the disease which experts have labelled as a substantial breakthrough following doubling of survival time in a trial.
Young Indiana Pacers forward Johnny Furphy is back on the court as he rehabs from a torn ACL suffered in February.
Cancer is the top condition driving healthcare spending for the fifth year in a row, a new report from the Business Group on Health shows.
Hospitals are grappling with rising, unpredictable AI costs, driven by “tokens”, the sub-word units processed by large language models.