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COVID vaccine second shot, dose
Health

What to know about delaying second COVID vaccine shots as countries grapple with limited supplies

By John Lauerman, Jason Gale and Bloomberg
January 26, 2021
Father and his adult son on a beach with matching surf boards.
Tech

What’s your biological age? A new app promises to reveal it—and help you slow the aging process

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September 17, 2020
Women being placed into an MRI scanner by a nurse.
Tech

Facebook and NYU researchers discover a way to speed up MRI scans

By
August 18, 2020
KHN: Reimagining how doctors get paid
Health

Primary care doctors seek overhaul in how they’re paid amid pandemic cuts and losses

By Steven Findlay and Kaiser Health News
August 12, 2020
Medical worker in scrubs and mask pushing a cart full of oxygen tanks outside a hospital in Spain.
Health

Hospitals are running low on the most critical supply of all: Oxygen

By
April 2, 2020
Patients sit on benches in a waiting room at Rutsanana Polyclinic in Glen Norah township, Harare, Zimbabwe, on June 24, 2019.
Commentary

Curing HIV and sickle cell falls short if the most vulnerable populations are left out

By
March 8, 2020
Workers protective suits prepare surgical masks at a factory in China during the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak.
Tech

Startup uses A.I. to identify molecules that could fight coronavirus

By
February 6, 2020
Delray Beach Prana Pets sells Cannabinoid (CBD) oils and other herbal products that it says alleviates inflammation, pain and anxiety in pets.
Commentary

Why Google’s Crackdown on Fake Medicine Is So Important

By
September 9, 2019
Trouble Seeing a Specialist? Here’s What’s Driving the ‘Doctor Drought’
Health

Trouble Seeing a Specialist? Here’s What’s Driving the ‘Doctor Drought’

By
July 15, 2019
How Artificial Intelligence Could Humanize Health Care
Health

How Artificial Intelligence Could Humanize Health Care

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April 2, 2019
Novartis CEO: It’s Time to “Pivot Towards Transformational Innovation”
Leadership

Novartis CEO: It’s Time to “Pivot Towards Transformational Innovation”

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March 20, 2019
Kaiser Permanente sign on its medical center building

Kaiser Permanente Will Waive Medical School Tuition Through 2024

By
February 20, 2019
Retired French doctor Jean-Francois Rechner, 67, measures the blood pressure of a patient during a consultation at the 'Service Medical de Proximite' clinic in Laval
Health

Ultrasound May One Day Make the Drugs You Take More Effective. Here’s How

By
February 4, 2019
Virtual Reality Gets Real In the Operating Room
Magazine

Virtual Reality Gets Real In the Operating Room

By
January 9, 2019
Johnson & Johnson CEO Says Fix the Drug Pricing Process, But Not Too Much
Leadership

Johnson & Johnson CEO Says Fix the Drug Pricing Process, But Not Too Much

By
December 4, 2018

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