The Medicaid program of North Carolina is expanded enough to surpass expectations, enrolling over half a million residents in just seven months. This accomplishment highlights bipartisan support and signifies access to healthcare for many. ...
United States: According to the official report, four cases of bird flu were identified in humans this year, linked to exposure from cattle farms. Moreover, 143 dairy herds have reportedly been contaminated with the virus across a dozen US States. ...
JCV, a mosquito-borne virus causing fever and fatigue, is found in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. The risk is considered low but testing and mosquito control efforts are underway. ...
Diabetes drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro may significantly reduce the risk of ten different cancers, which could lead to insurance companies re-evaluating coverage for these medications despite current shortages. ...
An abortion rights group made a big move and gathered signatures for a petition demanding restoration rights for women to abort up to 24-26 weeks of gestation, with exceptions for the health of the patient. ...
While Ketamine shows promise for treating severe depression, doctors warn against the risky trend of injectable versions for unsupervised use at home. Telehealth visits and lack of monitoring raise safety concerns. ...
Dengue fever is affecting more people in the US than before, and this has been confirmed through a recent survey, which showed a tripling from the previous year in cases afflicting people. ...
The Supreme Court struck down Idaho's strict abortion ban, allowing emergency abortions in hospitals that receive federal funding. ...
The Flint water crisis exposed the dangers of lead and plastic pipes, leading to a national push for their replacement. Federal efforts aim to address this widespread issue to prevent further health risks. ...
Researchers highlight how COVID-19 vaccines and booster doses significantly bolster protection for cancer patients. ...