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France Reports First Ebola Case Linked to Outbreak in Democratic Repub...
PARIS — French health authorities on Wednesday confirmed the country’s first Ebola case, linked ...
Farm AI Startup Deploys Robots for Seeding, Weeding, and Harvesting in...
SALINAS, California — Agricultural technology startup Carbon Robotics is expanding the use of arti...
Tetanus Cases Draw Renewed Attention from Public Health Officials...
ATLANTA — U.S. public health officials are monitoring a recent uptick in tetanus cases, which rema...
HHS Finalizes Major HIPAA Security Rule Overhaul Requiring Mandatory S...
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has not yet finalized a sweepi...
Groundbreaking Lupus Treatment Shows Promise in Patient Remission...
LONDON — A clinical trial using genetically modified immune cells has shown promising results for ...
WHO Tracks Disease Spread Risks as Millions Travel for World Cup Events...
GENEVA — The World Health Organization is monitoring potential disease transmission risks as millions of international...
Senate Passes Bill Requiring Disclosure When AI Transcribes Therapy Sessions...
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate has passed legislation requiring mental health providers to disclose the use of artificia...
Medicaid Work Requirements Enter Implementation Phase Under Federal Rule...
WASHINGTON — The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued an interim final rule on June 1 implementing new fe...
ACA Subsidy Cuts Drive Premium Increases for Estimated 20 Million Americans...
WASHINGTON — The expiration of enhanced premium subsidies under the Affordable Care Act at the end of 2025 has driven ...
New Research Presented at Major Endocrinology Conference...
CHICAGO — Researchers presented new findings on obesity, diabetes, metabolic disorders and hormone-related diseases at...
Officials Track Potential Disease Risks in Conflict-Affected Areas...
KINSHASA — Health officials and humanitarian agencies are intensifying disease surveillance in conflict-affected regio...
Hospitals Prepare for Potential Shifts in Regional Medical Supply Chains...
WASHINGTON — Hospitals across several regions are reviewing inventory practices and supplier networks as healthcare sy...
Public Health Officials Monitor Potential Impacts of Regional Conflicts...
GENEVA — Public health officials are closely monitoring potential wider health impacts from ongoing regional conflicts...
Officials Address Potential Health Impacts of Recent Conflicts...
GENEVA — Health officials and humanitarian agencies on Monday warned that recent conflicts in the Middle East, Eastern...