CRISPR gene editing combined with stem cell transplants targets blood cancer
A clinical trial uses CRISPR to protect healthy cells during aggressive blood cancer treatment.
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The Gender Divide in Medicine: How Research and Care Diverge
Recent investigations and data highlight profound gaps in how medical systems study, diagnose, and treat male and female patients.
9 hr ago · 4 min readA.I. Elevates Experienced Doctors While Stunting Medical Students
Early data indicates that artificial intelligence supercharges seasoned clinicians while eroding foundational skill acquisition for medical trainees.
9 hr ago · 4 min readHow Overprescribing Threatens Older Adults and Independence
Medical overprescribing for aging populations carries severe consequences for daily functioning, prompting a push for safer alternatives.
14 hr ago · 4 min readOhio Governor's Race Focuses on Covid, Costs, and Science
The gubernatorial contest in Ohio emerges as a stark political battleground over pandemic policies, escalating medical expenses, and institutional trust.
3 d ago · 5 min readInternational Students Fuel New Pre‑Health Pathways as U.S. Schools Expand Medical Pipelines
University programs, hospital partnerships and visa policy together reshape how overseas undergraduates enter U.S. health‑science tracks.
3 d ago · 5 min readInternational students reshape pre‑health pipelines as U.S. schools expand global ties
A surge of overseas applicants, new medical school collaborations, and visa‑policy debates are redefining how non‑U.S. students enter America’s health‑care training arena.
3 d ago · 4 min readTelehealth Research and Medical Innovation Awards Highlight 2025 Milestones
Recent health sector announcements spotlight academic telehealth research, industry technology breakthroughs, and targeted clinical grants amid a busy landscape of public health…
4 d ago · 4 min readU.S. Army Medical Leadership in Europe Meets French Surgeon General
High-level military medical talks between American and French leadership unfold amid a complex landscape of global diplomatic tensions and regional crises.
4 d ago · 4 min readLessons from October 7 Shape European Mass Casualty Hospital Planning
Medical evaluations of the October 7 mass casualty event reveal critical vulnerabilities and hard-won operational insights for hospital networks across Europe and…
4 d ago · 4 min readPatients Who Fight Health Insurance Denials Often Win
Challenging administrative rejections and prior authorization blocks frequently leads to successful reversals for policyholders.
5 d ago · 4 min readAI could make medicine more human
New research and institutional pilots show artificial intelligence can reduce administrative burnout and sharpen emergency diagnoses, but oversight remains critical.
6 d ago · 4 min readNavigating Senior Healthcare and Retirement Realities in California
A synthesis of recent evaluations, local reporting, and insurance reviews reveals the complex trade-offs older adults face when aging in the Golden…
Sep 18, 2026 · 4 min readDecades of Male-Focused Medical Research Threatens Healthcare AI
Generations of clinical study skewed toward male physiology risk baking systemic biases into next-generation healthcare artificial intelligence.
Sep 18, 2026 · 4 min readWhy Doctors Are Trading Scrubs for Ballots in a Rebuke of Federal Health Policy
A rising wave of medical professionals is entering electoral politics, turning clinical experience into a direct counterweight against national healthcare controversies.
Sep 17, 2026 · 4 min readOklahoma Health Care Authority Eases Treatment Hurdles for Opioid Use Disorder
SoonerCare members can now access weekly or monthly Brixadi injections with fewer administrative restrictions.
Sep 17, 2026 · 4 min readOklahoma Health Care Authority Streamlines Opioid Medication Access
SoonerCare members can now receive weekly or monthly Brixadi injections with reduced administrative hurdles under updated state policies.
Sep 17, 2026 · 4 min readHow a Cancer Diagnosis and New Tech Are Rewriting Medical Training
Personal illness, financial pressures, and emerging technologies like AI and vaccines are forcing a radical reevaluation of how doctors are trained and…
Sep 16, 2026 · 4 min read