Category: healthcare

Monkeypox Vaccine Gets Thumbs Up From EU Regulator Amid Race To Improve Access

Europe’s medicines regulator endorsed expanding the label of Bavarian Nordic’s smallpox vaccine to include protection against monkeypox and the shot will now go to the bloc’s executive for final approval.

Tiny Turtles Responsible For Salmonella Outbreak, Says CDC

The outbreak is linked to turtles purchased online and has so far sickened 15 people in 11 states, many of them children.

An Autism Therapy Company Abruptly Cuts Off Care To Children As It Lays Off Staff

SoftBank-backed Elemy, last valued at $1.15 billion, laid off employees and abruptly stopped providing in-person services to kids in Illinois and Georgia.

National Cancer Institute Appoints First Woman Director

Dr. Monica Bertagnolli will become the first woman to direct the institute since it was founded in 1937.

Can Inflammation Lead To Cognitive Issues? Past Research Says ‘Yes’, With Implications For Covid-19

Reports of cognitive issues following a bout of Covid-19 are now quite common. In some cases, these symptoms may persist for months or years as part of Long Covid. Prior research on cancer and aging may provide a valuable starting point on the journey …

Frictionless Healthcare? Amazon Wants To Try

Healthcare in the U.S. is full of friction for the patient. Amazon aims to change that.

YouTube Will Take Down Abortion-Related Misinformation

YouTube will remove content that “promotes or provides instructions” for unsafe abortion procedures without scientific support as well as false claims such as that the procedure causes infertility, the company said.

YouTube Will Take Down Abortion-Related Misinformation

YouTube will remove content that “promotes or provides instructions” for unsafe abortion procedures without scientific support as well as false claims such as that the procedure causes infertility, the company said.

First U.S. Polio Case In Nearly A Decade Reported In New York

Polio was declared eradicated in the U.S. in 1979.

How Amazon’s One Medical Deal Makes Buying Doctor Practices More Expensive For CVS, Walgreens And Walmart

Amazon’s $3.9 billion purchase of One Medical’s doctor-staffed clinics will make primary care practices more expensive for CVS, Walmart and Walgreens.