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Genetic mutation may block Parkinson’s and dementia-linked proteins
A rare APOE Christchurch mutation may block toxic proteins linked to Parkinson’s and Lewy body dementia, offering new insights into potential protective…
UCLA pioneers less invasive lung cancer surgery technique
UCLA Health pioneers a less invasive lung cancer surgery technique, performing its first single-port robotic lobectomy to reduce pain and ease recovery.
Overactive Bladder Drugs May Not Raise Dementia Risk
Overactive bladder drugs may not raise dementia risk, according to a new study published in JAMA Network Open.
AI in healthcare risks widening disparities without stronger ethics
AI in healthcare risks widening disparities without stronger ethics, as experts warn marginalized groups face greater dangers than benefits without safeguards.
SAMHSA raises first-day methadone dose for fentanyl users
Methadone remains a cornerstone for opioid use disorder, yet the rise of illicit fentanyl has altered the patient profile that original induction.
Physicians encouraged to adopt failure as learning tool
Physicians encouraged to adopt failure as a learning tool to improve healthcare excellence.
Alzheimer’s Group Aims to Improve Brain Care
Alzheimer's group aims to improve brain care through standardizing dementia treatment and care pathways.
Trump Administration Sued Over ACA Broker Ban
The Trump administration faces a lawsuit over the ACA broker ban, which bars thousands from the 2027 enrollment season.
AMA issues guidelines for AI in healthcare
American Medical Association issues guidelines for safe integration of AI in healthcare systems, emphasizing evidence-based performance and accountability.
CDC proposes removing disability questions from health survey
CDC proposes removing disability questions from health survey to streamline data collection, potentially leading to a significant undercount of Americans with i