Category: Forbes

Restocking rivers in tropical and subtropical Africa with a large endangered prawn not only provides locals with protein-rich food, but it also breaks the deadly cycle of schistosomiasis

The south and rural areas still lag the rest of the country when it comes to “marketplace insurer competition” under the Affordable Care Act, The Urban Institute reports.

We won’t be able to effectively combat tuberculosis, which kills at least 1.3 million people a year, without improving diagnosis. One promising diagnostic tool is a painless microneedle patch being developed by Thai researchers.

Healthcare systems must consider the age of personalization as their business models evolve. If the right changes are not made today, healthcare systems may not be relevant a few years from now. Could this mean a loss of millions of dollars and thous…

Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin said that his kids “got the chickenpox on purpose.”

Just five days ago a Washington Post op ed “Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders too old to run. Where are the editors. Is Kamela Harris and Cory Booker, too black to run? Are Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, Kirsten Gilibrand, too female to run?

The outbreak has already resulted in close to 100 cases and is spreading elsewhere in the Philadelphia area.

Chicken strip products with pieces of metal in them may not be “ready-to-eat.”

A new study finds that people have a creative advantage when they generate many ideas and then walk away.

Many people thinking about Medicare enrollment experience stress. Adding to that stress is a variety of Medicare myths and misunderstandings. Perhaps one of the biggest myths is “I must enroll in Medicare at age 65, no matter what.”