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Tulane University students identified a previously undocumented hip muscle attachment that may help researchers better understand hip pain and future surgical care.
Tulane Students Discover New Hip Muscle Attachment That Could Help Improve Surgery Read More »
HHS is expanding access to six unapproved peptides despite FDA safety concerns. The new policy raises questions about compounded drugs, patient protections and access to evidence-based treatments.
HHS Moves to Expand Access to Unapproved Peptides Amid FDA Safety Concerns Read More »
Selena Gomez reveals how nicotine vaping affected her voice, bringing attention to nicotine addiction, emerging research on vocal health and resources to help people quit.
Selena Gomez Says Vaping Changed Her Voice, Raising Concerns About Nicotine Addiction Read More »
World Dense Breast Day 2026 is bringing renewed attention to a common breast characteristic that can affect both a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer and the ability of a
World Dense Breast Day 2026 Raises Awareness of Breast Density and Cancer Risk Read More »
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 »
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