Columbia scientists discover surprising link between serotonin and heart valve disease
Researchers at Columbia University have identified a surprising connection between serotonin levels and the development of heart valve disease, opening new research avenues.
Two Telehealth Executives Sentenced For Scheme To Distribute Adderall
Two telehealth executives have been sentenced for orchestrating a scheme to illegally distribute Adderall, highlighting ongoing regulatory concerns in telemedicine.
Martha Lillard, Last US Polio Patient Using Iron Lung, Dies At 78 In Oklahoma
Martha Lillard, the last American polio patient using an iron lung, passed away at age 78 in Oklahoma, marking the end of a historic era in polio treatment.
Doctors Die. It’s Not Like The Rest Of Us, But It Should Be (2016)
A 2016 study reveals that doctors face higher mortality risks than the general population, raising concerns about occupational hazards and health policies.
Long Covid May Physically Damage The Nerves That Control The Stomach
New research suggests Long Covid can cause physical damage to nerves that regulate stomach function, raising concerns about gastrointestinal symptoms in patients.
UnitedHealth Group sees a surge in international coverage, marking a major strategic shift. Details remain developing, but impact on healthcare markets is evident.
