Wave of anti-science bills pushed by Kennedy allies hits statehouses, endangering health protections
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Collin College’s new health sciences center to boost local health care industry
A new health sciences center is coming to Collin College’s Frisco campus and is set to support current programs and expand space for new programs. The center was intentionally designed to support innovative learning through hands-on clinical spaces and simulation...
Health, wellness and beauty never sleep: Watsons’ 24/7 stores ready to serve you anytime
Watsons 24/7 Stores serving you day and night Metro Manila ● The Medical City, Ortigas, Pasig City ● Anglo Bldg., Taft Ermita, Manila ● One AGM Bldg. Tayuman St, Manila...
Astaberry’s ‘Get the Rich Look’: A New Era of Natural Beauty
Cipla Health, a key player in the wellness industry, has unveiled Astaberry’s latest campaign titled ‘Get the Rich Look’. This initiative highlights natural skin beauty achieved without makeup, aiming to boost confidence in women across India. The...
Cutting-Edge Eye Care Technologies Highlighted at SECO 2025
The Southeastern Congress of Optometry 2025 is being hosted in Atlanta, Georgia, from February 26 to March 2. | Image credit: Skylar Jeremias Cutting-edge surgical technologies, artificial intelligence (AI)-driven advancements, and wearable innovations are set to...
Is Red Light Therapy Good for Macular Degeneration?
Red light therapy may help slow down the progression of macular degeneration. But more research is needed into the long-term effects and safety of red light therapy for the eyes. Red light therapy is gaining popularity for a variety of uses, including cosmetic skin...
Preservative-Free Glaucoma Drops Improve IOP and Eye Health
Glaucoma is one of the three leading causes of blindness in Germany and worldwide. This neurodegenerative disease progressively damages the retinal nerve fibres, leading to irreversible vision loss. Although its pathogenesis is multifactorial, with age, genetics, and...
Dentists (per 10 000 population) – World Health Organization (WHO)
Indicator name: Health workers density (per 10 000 population), by occupation Data type: Rate Indicator Id: 5066 Topic: Health Workforce Global Health Workforce statistics database Rationale: The SDG agenda gives recognition to UHC as key to achieving all other health...
Are employees suffering from digital eye strain?
More than two-thirds of employees experience symptoms of digital eye strain, which can negatively impact productivity and work effectiveness. Increasing screen time could be driving this eye ailment, which manifests as blurred vision, eye strain and dry, itchy eyes,...
Fed Health Centers Poised to Expand Eye Care, Lose Funding
Community health centers are well positioned to expand vision care services such as vision testing and screening for glaucoma and retina disease to people who have difficulty getting that care, but they have been severely underused, according to a new analysis. And...
PurDentix Reviews – Is It Legit & Worth Buying?
Table of Contents PurDentix is a natural supplement that supports oral health by balancing the oral microbiome, reducing inflammation, and freshening breath with probiotics. ✅ Click to Visit the Official Website PurDentix Customer Reviews – Quick Overview Products...
‘Don’t ignore’ eye symptom – it could be disease, says optometrist
An optometrist has issued a warning to those suffering from dry eyes, cautioning that it’s not a symptom to be brushed aside. Ignoring this could lead to the development of dry eye disease, which can trigger headaches, poor focus and eye pain. Francesca...
A Glimpse Into the Future of Eye Care at SECO 2025
The Southeastern Congress of Optometry (SECO) 2025 will be hosted in Atlanta, Georgia, from February 26 to March 2. The future of glaucoma care, myopia management, and dry eye treatments are some of the main topics attendees can expect insights in at this year’s...
Digital Eye Strain Hampers Employee Productivity, Study Finds
Digital Eye Strain Hampers Employee Productivity According to the latest Workplace Vision Health Report, employees now average 97 hours of screen time per week, increasing eye strain and workplace health concerns. By Stasia DeMarco Feb 25, 2025 Sixty-eight percent of...
3 Must-Know Cyber and Risk Realities: What’s Ahead for Health Care in 2025
While the rate of cyberattacks on hospitals has risen dramatically, the severity of the impacts has also grown exponentially. Let’s look at the state of cyber and physical threats in 2025 as well as the opportunities for progress across the health care sector....
Poll Finds Over a Third in US Can’t Access Quality Health Care — a New High
A new Gallup survey finds 11 percent of US adults can’t access quality care and can’t pay for care or medicine. Lack of access to health care has hit a new high in the U.S., with over a third of Americans now unable to access quality care due to cost, new West...
Improving Child Health: Government-Run Health Care Is No Remedy
President Donald Trump told our new Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to “go wild” on health. Backing up Kennedy, Trump issued an executive order to create a special commission, chaired by Kennedy himself, to investigate, report,...
Anthem, MU Health Care fail to reach deal; MU Health will be out-of-network for Anthem customers on Tuesday
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and MU Health Care failed to reach a deal on Monday, according to a Monday news release from MU Health Care. The two sides had been in contentious negotiations for months with the intent to reach an agreement by...
Three congressional caucus chairs on economy, health care cuts, future of Dems and more
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. March 31, 202510:37 Now Playing Three congressional caucus chairs on economy, health care cuts, future of Dems and more 10:37 UP NEXT ‘I couldn’t care less’: Trump...
How people-centred care could help close the health equity gap
Advertisement feature presented by UICC According to Sonali Johnson, Head of Knowledge, Advocacy and Policy at the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), many health systems currently operate using a top-down approach. This makes them more rigid and...
Palliative Care in Home Health: Misconceptions and Market Opportunities
While palliative care remains an uncommon offering among home-based health care providers, forward-thinking providers have recognized a growing market demand and are strategically expanding their service offerings to include palliative care solutions. Expanding...
How Health Department job cuts may affect health care, strong earthquake hits Thailand and Myanmar, and MLB opening day highlights
Good morning, all. If you live in the Northeast, you may be treated to a unique sunrise tomorrow, thanks to a partial solar eclipse. Here’s how to see it. Now, on to the news. Subscribe to get this newsletter in your inbox each morning. NEED TO KNOW Health Secretary...
Educating The Next Generation of Durham’s Health Care Providers
Published March 26, 2025 Rising ninth-grader Alivia Williams arrived at Duke’s Trent Semans Great Hall with her mom, Carla, to sign up for her field of study at a newly established Durham early college high school that will specialize in health care. “Research,”...
Medical House Calls transforms health care with innovation
Medical House Calls offers a simple yet innovative concept: top-notch health care when and where you need it most. As the name suggests, they make house calls 365 days a year for services like primary care, urgent care, IV therapy, and weight management, delivering...
The 6 Best Natural Foods to Fuel Your Workouts, According to Dietitians
Charles Thorp is the Fitness and Commerce Editor at Men’s Health, where he shares the best product recommendations in gym equipment, recovery tools, supplements, and more. Following an early life in athletics, Charles became a NASM-certified trainer and began writing...
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Dumbbell-Only Workout for Balanced Muscle Gains
While many focus on barbell lifts, with the “big three” (bench, squat, and deadlift) taking priority, if your goals include being athletic and building a balanced physique, then unilateral training shouldn’t be overlooked. To train unilaterally means to train one limb...
Kriti Sanon becomes first Indian actress to speak at world health summit, champions women’s health: “Women’s health is the cornerstone of humanity’s future”
Kriti Sanon made history as the first Indian actress to speak at the 2025 World Health Summit in Berlin. As UNFPA India’s Honorary Ambassador for Gender Equality, she used the global platform to highlight the urgent need for sustained investments in women’s health,...
The Hidden Mental Toll of Running Multiple Marathons, According to New Research
Running is good for you – until it isn’t. That euphoric ‘runner’s high‘ might lift your mood and sharpen your mind, but new research suggests that pushing the limits too far could have the opposite effect. In fact, marathon after marathon might not protect...
Machines Build Just as Much Muscle as Free Weights, New Study Finds
The debate around machines vs free weights has been raging for a long time, with functional training fans firmly in the free weights camp, and bodybuilders often swearing by machines. Now, a new study confirms that whether you have access to the full gym setup or not,...
Selma Blair and Constance Zimmer Get Candid About Struggles With Health, Menopause and Aging: ‘Why Was This Kept a Secret?’
Selma Blair felt as if she was being gaslit from the time she was a pre-teen. Constance Zimmer was shocked at how much she didn’t know about what to expect about her health after she turned 50. The common thread for both actors after facing physical challenges was the...
Long COVID Brain Fog Isn’t “All in Your Head.” Scientists Now Know the Cause.
REMEMBER COVID? PLENTY of people have already moved past the lockdowns, social distancing, and other protective measures. But for people with long COVID—symptoms that continue to linger for months or years—the pandemic isn’t over. According to the World Health...
This Leg Day Finisher Puts a Pilates Spin on Your Strength Training
LEG DAY DOESN’T have to be the same stale series of squats and forward lunges. For a better, well-rounded workout, you’ll want to introduce new exercises—and move in different directions—to really challenge yourself. That’s what you’ll get with...
This Is the Tricep Superset Chris Bumstead Uses to Build Enormous Arms
It’s about time you showed your triceps some love. Yes, they might sit tucked away out of sight around the back of your arm, but that’s even more of a reason to get them popping into view. And while everyone loves hammering their biceps to build bigger...
After A Man Spends 48 Hours Looking Into Women’s Health For The First Time, He Can’t Believe They’re Not ‘Madder’
In a TikTok video, a content creator named René Jay expressed disbelief that women aren’t angrier after looking into the complicated reality of women’s health. Jay pointed out that women shouldn’t have to fight tooth and nail just to be heard about...
