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Columbia researchers found 47% of 9/11 first responders developed COPD-like obstructive lung disease 25+ years after exposure. Here's the screening protocol and prevention strategies.
The Trump administration's FY27 budget proposes a flat $500 rebate for ACA marketplace enrollees. We break down who qualifies, how much you'll save, and what it means for dental and vision riders.
A benchmark study found AI chatbots misdiagnose depression 32% of the time. Here's when to trust them and when to insist on human care.
The FDA issued new guidance on compounded GLP-1 drugs after citing pharmacies for misbranded products. Here's what patients need to know about safety and legal alternatives.
Struggling with CPAP mask leaks? These 3 community-tested fixes—including third-party cushions under $50—stop air escape and improve sleep quality. Includes fitting checklist.
New ProPublica investigation finds elevated NO₂ and asthma rates near data center clusters in Northern Virginia. Learn about diesel emissions, mitigation strategies, and whether your home is at risk.
Employer health-care premiums rose 8.5% in 2026 — driven largely by GLP-1 weight-loss drugs topping $1,200/month. Here's how companies are adapting and what employees should know.
A Columbia/Alkahest collaboration using CRISPRoff epigenetic editing reversed cellular aging markers in older adults. Here's what the Nature Medicine trial shows — and what it means for healthy longevity.
Forget fixed rest schedules. New data-driven pacing lets long-haulers track exertion against symptom spikes using wearable metrics. Here's how to implement it.
Novartis discontinues pelacarsen after Phase 3 trial showed no cardiovascular benefit. Learn why this Lp(a)-lowering drug failed and what novel RNA therapies are coming next.
A measles outbreak in Pennsylvania has infected 27 people as vaccine hesitancy rises in three states. Here's where the cases are concentrated and what it means for public health.
Menopause-related brain fog mimics ADHD in midlife women — causing misdiagnosis and inappropriate treatment. Here's how to tell the difference and what to do about it.
