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Cancer cases rising, but deaths falling: 10 things to know

There are predicted to be approximately 1.96 million new cancer cases in 2023, with a projected  609,000 deaths, USA Facts reported.

Study challenges estimates of delayed ICH in older adults on blood thinners

After an older person falls, even if they appear all right, they may still be at risk of delayed intracranial hemorrhaging — or post-injury brain bleeding. But, the rate at which these incidents actually occur may be lower than originally estimated, ac…

Study challenges estimates of delayed ICH in older adults on blood thinners

After an older person falls, even if they appear all right, they may still be at risk of delayed intracranial hemorrhaging — or post-injury brain bleeding. But, the rate at which these incidents actually occur may be lower than originally estimated, ac…

Voters to decide on funding boost for Denver Health

Denver voters will decide in November whether to approve a sales tax increase that would provide a funding boost to Denver Health, The Denver Gazette reported June 24.

Voters to decide on funding boost for Denver Health

Denver voters will decide in November whether to approve a sales tax increase that would provide a funding boost to Denver Health, The Denver Gazette reported June 24.

UAB Health to acquire Ascension St. Vincent's

The University of Alabama System’s board of trustees unanimously approved an agreement to acquire Ascension St. Vincent’s Health System.

UAB Health to acquire Ascension St. Vincent's

The University of Alabama System’s board of trustees unanimously approved an agreement to acquire Ascension St. Vincent’s Health System.

Novo Nordisk eyes another Ozempic approval by January

By January 2025, Type 2 diabetes therapy Ozempic might be FDA approved for kidney disease-related events. 

Novo Nordisk eyes another Ozempic approval by January

By January 2025, Type 2 diabetes therapy Ozempic might be FDA approved for kidney disease-related events. 

Older adults still taking aspirin for heart health despite push to stop

Despite 2019 recommendations from the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association warning adults against routinely taking aspirin for heart health, many are still doing so, according to a new study from Cleveland Clinic researcher…