Health

French health officials have issued an urgent alert about a 2024 outbreak of Human Rhinovirus B14, a lesser-known rhinovirus variant causing severe respiratory illness and death…
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Rare Disease Patients Deserve Cures, Too When a diagnosis of a rare disease lands on a patient’s doorstep, the journey often feels like navigating a maze with no clear exit. While…
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Introduction: The Flaws in Traditional Student Evaluations For decades, student teaching evaluations have been a cornerstone of faculty assessment in higher education. Universities…
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Evidence Lacking for Endemic Chagas Disease in the United States (Response) When readers hear “Chagas disease,” most imagine tropical Latin America. In reality, the United States hosts…
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Most people spend a third of their lives asleep, but scientists still have gaps in understanding exactly what the brain does during those hours. For decades, sleep research relied on…
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Mental health awareness has become a cornerstone of modern public health campaigns. Organizations worldwide invest millions into destigmatizing mental illness and encouraging people to…
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Reframing Agency Procurement (Part 2): Procurement's View and A Joint FrameworkIn Part 1 of our reframing agency procurement series, we centered the agency perspective: their pain…
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Can Brain Complexity Predict Stimulation Response? A groundbreaking study published in Cerebral Cortex has investigated whether the complexity of brain activity at rest can predict how…
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Unsedated colonoscopy is a preferred option for many patients and clinics: it eliminates sedation-related risks like drowsiness, lowers total procedure costs, and allows patients to…
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Why Dry Cleaners Pay Inconspicuous Prices for Their Health In the bustling laundry halls of Addis Ababa, a silent toxin lags in the air: perchloroethylene (PCE). While the industry…
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