Hospitals have long used ultraviolet light to zap viruses, but the devices were too expensive for business and schools. Spurred by the pandemic, an unlikely trio started R-Zero to develop a lower-cost alternative—and was just featured on our latest lis…
This week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a ruling to enable certain hearing aids to be purchased without a prescription.
Can the New CDC meet the monkeypox challenge? What will happen when your child’s school reports the first case of monkeypox? It isn’t a question of if, it’s a question of when. Monkeypox may not be lethal, but it’s both debilitating and disfiguring. Wh…
The National Cancer Institute will award funding to four institutions to conduct research into telehealth applications for cancer care.
Recalling the maxim “Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it”, it can be instructive to look at our recent history: what does the data tell us about how healthcare was impacted – in terms of spending, funding levels, and sector fina…
Although decent, our current influenza vaccines are not as effective as they ought to be. Part of the issue may have to do with the production process. Are recent changes enough to improve effectiveness?
The Biden Administration could stop funding vaccines, tests and treatments as soon as this fall, officials say.
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Health leaders predicted services could ‘collapse’ this week.
Beijing is casting an increasingly wide net in its effort to detect Covid-19, one that now includes swabbing live fish, crabs and shrimp being brought in as catch from sea.
