In the U.S., heat claims more lives than floods, tornadoes & hurricanes combined. Lessons from managing extreme cold, floods & hurricanes offer a blueprint for survival.
Fauci’s tenure as Director of the NIAID helped define modern American and even global public health, but what must also be assessed is public health leadership.
Humana reported second quarter net income of $694 million as costs of care for older adults in its Medicare Advantage plans fell in line with company expectations.
A study from Down Under did look at who had more recorded farts per day, men or women. It also showed when the peak amount of flatulence seemed to occur.
Advocates for Medicare for All should abandon reference to a dated safety net program whose flaws are becoming more pronounced by the day.
The U.S. FDA now lists 12 different ongoing food-borne illness outbreaks including Cyclospora and Salmonella ones with the sources of eight still “Not Yet Identified.”
Health insurer Centene’s net income eclipsed $1 billion in the second quarter as the company is getting a better handle on rising costs of people in its health plans.
MLB shortstop Joshua Kuroda-Grauer of the Athletics suffered a ruptured testicle during a game against the Arizona Diamondbacks and required emergency surgical repair.
What can American medicine learn from the dozens of teams that didn’t win the World Cup in 2026? The answers include strategy, teamwork and leadership.
After 104 FIFA World Cup matches in 39 days, it’s only natural to feel like something’s been missing since the Final on July 19 with Spain beating Argentina 1-0.