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  • Why Many Nonprofit (Wink, Wink) Hospitals Are Rolling in Money

    Nonprofit hospitals or savvy for-profit entities? Investigating how major U.S. healthcare systems retain tax-exempt status while engaging in lucrative for-profit ventures.
  • Driving under the influence of marijuana: An explainer and research roundup

    DOJ proposes rescheduling marijuana, sparking 60-day comment period. Meanwhile, marijuana-impaired driving challenges standard impairment metrics, with recent studies added to the debate.
  • Could the shingles vaccine lower your risk of dementia?

    Shingrix vaccine may offer the unexpected benefit of delaying dementia onset by 17%, a groundbreaking Nature Medicine study reveals.
  • What’s the difference between miscarriage and stillbirth?

    “Demystifying Miscarriage vs. Stillbirth: Similarities, Differences, and Why It Matters for Health.”
  • What’s the difference between ‘strep throat’ and a sore throat? We’re developing a vaccine for one of them

    Strep vs. Sore Throat: Identifying the differences, understanding risks, and the race for a Strep A vaccine.
  • Cranberry juice really can help with UTIs – and reduce reliance on antibiotics

    New research affirms cranberry juice’s ability to lower UTI occurrence by 54% and antibiotic use by 49% compared to other treatments.
  • An Accessible New Development Against Alzheimer’s

    Elevating Brain Health: Boosting dopamine increases neprilysin, reducing Alzheimer’s plaques, and enhancing memory, without the need for genetic manipulation or invasive treatments.
  • Semaglutide’s Surprisingly Unexamined Effects

    Semaglutide’s weight loss effects lack research on dietary changes and long-term health impacts – a call for caution and more studies.
  • Want the health benefits of strength training but not keen on the gym? Try ‘exercise snacking’

    Maximize muscle health without a gym: embrace “exercise snacking” for stronger bones, better balance, and lower disease risk—no fancy equipment needed.
  • Want to sleep longer? Adding mini-bursts of exercise to your evening routine can help – new study

    Short bursts of evening exercise extend sleep by 30 minutes, challenging guidelines advising against pre-bedtime workouts.

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