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Ezra Launches AI-Powered Full-Body Cancer Screening in UK
Ezra, a health tech company, launched an AI-powered full-body MRI cancer screening service in the UK, costing £2395 and aiming to improve early cancer detection; the service is currently available at a London clinic with plans for a nationwide rollout.
Ezra Launches AI-Powered Full-Body Cancer Screening in UK
Ezra, a health tech company, launched an AI-powered full-body MRI cancer screening service in the UK, costing £2395 and aiming to improve early cancer detection; the service is currently available at a London clinic with plans for a nationwide rollout.
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France Debates Assisted Dying and Palliative Care
The French National Assembly is debating two bills on end-of-life care: one on palliative care, and another, more controversial, on assisted dying, with a vote scheduled for May 27th. The assisted dying bill passed a committee vote 28-15 and faces over 3000 amendments.
France Debates Assisted Dying and Palliative Care
The French National Assembly is debating two bills on end-of-life care: one on palliative care, and another, more controversial, on assisted dying, with a vote scheduled for May 27th. The assisted dying bill passed a committee vote 28-15 and faces over 3000 amendments.
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Pharmacists Fear Drug Tariffs Will Worsen Shortages, Raise Prices
President Trump's proposed tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals are causing widespread concern among pharmacists, who worry that the tariffs will exacerbate existing drug shortages and drive up prices, particularly for independent pharmacies operating on razor-thin margins.
Pharmacists Fear Drug Tariffs Will Worsen Shortages, Raise Prices
President Trump's proposed tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals are causing widespread concern among pharmacists, who worry that the tariffs will exacerbate existing drug shortages and drive up prices, particularly for independent pharmacies operating on razor-thin margins.
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Childhood Obesity Crisis in England: Deprivation, Co-morbidities, and High BMIs
A study of almost 4,800 children referred to English NHS obesity clinics since 2021 found over 40% were from deprived areas, many had neurodevelopmental conditions or other health issues, and some had BMIs exceeding 50, highlighting the need for comprehensive interventions.
Childhood Obesity Crisis in England: Deprivation, Co-morbidities, and High BMIs
A study of almost 4,800 children referred to English NHS obesity clinics since 2021 found over 40% were from deprived areas, many had neurodevelopmental conditions or other health issues, and some had BMIs exceeding 50, highlighting the need for comprehensive interventions.
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Europe's Nursing Shortage: Reliance on Foreign Nurses Exacerbates Global Crisis
A new WHO report reveals that wealthy European countries' reliance on foreign-born nurses is exacerbating a global nursing shortage of 5.8 million, despite Europe having 7.2 million nurses and expecting to add another million by 2030; however, 14% of European nurses are foreign-born, highlighting th...
Europe's Nursing Shortage: Reliance on Foreign Nurses Exacerbates Global Crisis
A new WHO report reveals that wealthy European countries' reliance on foreign-born nurses is exacerbating a global nursing shortage of 5.8 million, despite Europe having 7.2 million nurses and expecting to add another million by 2030; however, 14% of European nurses are foreign-born, highlighting th...
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Ubrogepant Shows Promise in Reducing Migraine Prodrome Symptoms
A post-hoc analysis of the Ubrogepant clinical trial reveals that the drug significantly alleviates migraine prodrome symptoms, such as light sensitivity, fatigue, and neck pain, in approximately 500 participants within hours of administration, suggesting a potential shift towards early migraine int...
Ubrogepant Shows Promise in Reducing Migraine Prodrome Symptoms
A post-hoc analysis of the Ubrogepant clinical trial reveals that the drug significantly alleviates migraine prodrome symptoms, such as light sensitivity, fatigue, and neck pain, in approximately 500 participants within hours of administration, suggesting a potential shift towards early migraine int...
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Double Lung Transplant Cures German Woman's Stage 3 Lung Cancer
A German woman with stage 3 lung cancer received a pioneering double lung transplant at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago, a procedure that simultaneously removes both diseased lungs, minimizing cancer spread and resulting in remission; this novel approach offers hope for those with lung-limited canc...
Double Lung Transplant Cures German Woman's Stage 3 Lung Cancer
A German woman with stage 3 lung cancer received a pioneering double lung transplant at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago, a procedure that simultaneously removes both diseased lungs, minimizing cancer spread and resulting in remission; this novel approach offers hope for those with lung-limited canc...
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Medical Tests Determine if Freed Hostage Can Fly to Meet Trump
Edan Alexander, freed after 583 days of Hamas captivity, faces crucial medical tests to determine if he can fly to Qatar to meet President Trump; concerns include blood clots and refeeding syndrome.
Medical Tests Determine if Freed Hostage Can Fly to Meet Trump
Edan Alexander, freed after 583 days of Hamas captivity, faces crucial medical tests to determine if he can fly to Qatar to meet President Trump; concerns include blood clots and refeeding syndrome.
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B.C. Fast-Tracks American Nurse Applications, Registers 113 in Five Weeks
British Columbia's expedited American nurse application process, launched in early April, resulted in 113 registered nurses within five weeks, a 127 percent application increase, prompting a broader recruitment campaign in three U.S. states next month, driven by the U.S. political climate and B.C.'s...
B.C. Fast-Tracks American Nurse Applications, Registers 113 in Five Weeks
British Columbia's expedited American nurse application process, launched in early April, resulted in 113 registered nurses within five weeks, a 127 percent application increase, prompting a broader recruitment campaign in three U.S. states next month, driven by the U.S. political climate and B.C.'s...
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Trump's Executive Order Aims to Lower US Drug Prices
President Trump signed an executive order to lower US prescription drug prices by referencing lower prices in other countries, directing officials to prevent unreasonable price hikes resulting from foreign deals, and exploring drug imports; however, experts are skeptical about its effectiveness.
Trump's Executive Order Aims to Lower US Drug Prices
President Trump signed an executive order to lower US prescription drug prices by referencing lower prices in other countries, directing officials to prevent unreasonable price hikes resulting from foreign deals, and exploring drug imports; however, experts are skeptical about its effectiveness.
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Newsom Proposes Statewide Homeless Encampment Ban, Offers \$3.3 Billion in Grants
California Governor Gavin Newsom proposed a model ordinance banning persistent homeless encampments, requiring shelter offers before removal, paired with \$3.3 billion in grants for mental health and substance abuse treatment; however, cities and counties criticize insufficient funding and the effec...
Newsom Proposes Statewide Homeless Encampment Ban, Offers \$3.3 Billion in Grants
California Governor Gavin Newsom proposed a model ordinance banning persistent homeless encampments, requiring shelter offers before removal, paired with \$3.3 billion in grants for mental health and substance abuse treatment; however, cities and counties criticize insufficient funding and the effec...
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19 Million US Children Affected by Parental Substance Use Disorder
A new study finds nearly 19 million U.S. children—1 in 4—have a parent with a substance use disorder, significantly higher than previous estimates; 7.6 million live with a parent with moderate or severe addiction, and alcohol use disorder affects 12 million parents.
19 Million US Children Affected by Parental Substance Use Disorder
A new study finds nearly 19 million U.S. children—1 in 4—have a parent with a substance use disorder, significantly higher than previous estimates; 7.6 million live with a parent with moderate or severe addiction, and alcohol use disorder affects 12 million parents.
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