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WASHINGTON — At CBCF ALC 2026, healthcare, advocacy and policy leaders will gather this week for a discussion focused on a central challenge in American medicine: how to ensure that […]
CBCF ALC 2026: Health Leaders to Examine Access to Breakthrough Therapies Read More »
A new study suggests that sleeping with the light on may be linked to changes in heart structure and a higher risk of cardiovascular problems, highlighting the importance of the nighttime sleep environment.
Sleeping With the Light On May Affect Heart Health, New Study Finds Read More »
Flint leaders, health experts, researchers and policymakers will gather Oct. 1–2 for the Mayor’s Leadership Dinner and Health Policy Conference, with early detection and health equity at the center of the discussion.
A North Carolina brain-eating amoeba case has left a teenager critically ill, prompting state health officials to remind families about the rare but potentially deadly risk associated with swimming in
North Carolina Teen Hospitalized With Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection Read More »
A summer COVID surge is building across parts of the United States, as federal and state surveillance data show rising transmission and renewed viral activity during the warm-weather months. The
Summer COVID Surge Builds Across U.S. as Cases Rise Again Read More »
The Class I Salmonella egg recall involving nearly 19 million eggs has raised new food safety concerns after federal investigators linked the products to a multistate outbreak that has sickened
FDA Gives Egg Recall Highest-Risk Class I Designation Over Salmonella Outbreak Read More »
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