World Cancer Day 2026: Data, Disparities And The Future

Dr. Omer Awan, physician and public health expert, breaks down the latest data as well as health disparities associated with cancers globally.

The Science Of Why Socks Keep Us Warm. It’s More Than You Think

Socks are more important than you may think during the Arctic plunge currently gripping much of the U.S. Here’s why feet are so important in regulating body temperature.

It’s Unlikely Europe Will Raise Prescription Drug Prices

The Trump administration says that while it is pushing for lower prices in the U.S. drugmakers will be able to make up the difference by charging higher prices abroad.

Longevity Medicine Is A Booming Field. Physician Urges Caution.

Longevity medicine is becoming more mainstream. While benefits exists, an expert physician wants patients to remain cautious of information they read or view online.

What You Need To Know About Nipah Virus, Which Is Currently Surging In South Asia

The Nipah virus may cause significant neurological disease and respiratory failure.

When “The Cost Of Doing Business” Stops Making Sense In Healthcare

The healthcare industry has normalized a decadent sales culture. It’s time to rethink these industry normas.

As Healthcare AI Changes On The Fly, FDA Reconsiders How To Keep It Safe

The FDA’s approval process was designed for medical devices that stay largely the same after launch. Clinical AI does not operate this way; it is built to evolve.

New, Unprecedentedly Large ‘Gag’ On U.S. Foreign Aid

Starting February 26, nearly all new foreign aid will be subject to the global gag rule. The largest sector to be affected is humanitarian assistance.

More Americans Are Turning To Cash-Based Healthcare

Patients are increasingly seeking more personalized and on-demand care services.

Why Fighting Shadow AI Is The Wrong Move For Healthcare CIOs

Shadow AI is spreading across healthcare. CIOs should stop fighting it and use it to spot gaps, move faster and safely integrate AI into real workflows.