Athletes competing in the Grand Slam will not need to test and can play even if they test positive, tournament director Craig Tiley said, a stark departure from last year’s policy.
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Do Telomeres Reveal Our True Age? And Can We Fix Them?
Companies can measure your telomere length, which they suggest will tell your true, biological age. Is there any reason to worry about the health of your telomeres?
Rite Aid CEO To Leave The Drugstore Chain
Rite Aid said its chief executive officer Heyward Donigan is leaving the company, which has struggled to become profitable in her three-year reign.
3 Shocking Healthcare Statistics For 2023
As the New Year begins, a trio of healthcare statistics cast an intense and unflattering light on a nation in crisis. These figures set the stage for a financial reckoning in 2023 and beyond.
Conspiracy Theorists Attack Jimmy Fallon’s XBB.1.5 Covid-19 Song
On The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon sang, ““Put on your mask when you’re inside a facility.”
Covid-19 Coronavirus Found In Samples From 28 Of 29 Airplane Flights
The wastewater from around 96.5 percent or airline flights in in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, collected from June to December 31 of last year contained the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2)
AI In Healthcare: A Conversation With Jack Stoddard, CEO, Patina
Patina’s mission is to profoundly improve the healthcare and aging experience for older adults and the loved ones who care about them. They do this by leveraging new technologies and artificial intelligence among other novel approaches.
Damar Hamlin’s GoFundMe Receives Over $8 Million, Here’s An Update On His Condition
The Buffalo Bills provided an update on Damar Hamlin’s condition, indicating that his breathing tube has been removed and that “he has been able to talk to his family and care team.”
More Than A Gut Feeling
The pleasure of eating begins in the mouth, albeit extends far beyond it. From the first bite to the moment that waste is released, the brain is receiving signals from olfactory and gustatory receptors throughout the digestive system.
Lecanemab: How The FDA-Approved Alzheimer’s Drug Works And Its Possible Side Effects
A patient died from a stroke during a clinical trial for the drug, and some researchers suspect lecanemab played a part.
