Grace Wethor On Her Decade Of Brain Cancer Since Given 6 Months To Live

Over a decade ago actress, author, model and DJ Grace Wethor was told that she only had about six months to live due brain cancer. She’s had quite a life ever since.

CDC Report Calls BA.3.2 COVID-19 Variant Dubbed ‘Cicada’ A New Lineage

A recent CDC MMWR report described the BA.3.2 SARS-CoV-2 variant, nicknamed “cicada,” as a new lineage of COVD-19 virus. The WHO considers it a variant under monitoring.

Howie Mandel Pushes Back Against ‘You Look Great For Your Age’

On a recent episode of “Live with Kelly and Mark,” comedian and longtime AGT judge Howie Mandel explained why he didn’t like being told “You look great for your age.”

Are Nursing Homes Lying About Their Patients To Increase Profits? You Decide

When Medicare started reimbursing nursing homes based on how sick their residents are, the facilities started reporting an increasing number of illnesses

AI-Generated Fake X-Rays Are Now So Good They Can Fool Doctors

Deepfake X-rays generated by ChatGPT deceived expert doctors raising questions about insurance claims, cybersecurity and legal cases.

Rethinking Aging: Why Healthspan Should Be The Goal

Investing in healthspan may deliver more immediate and meaningful returns in managing the aging process—both in the short and long term.

Medical Tourism Is Becoming A Multi-Billion Dollar Business

The industry is expected to reach a market size of nearly $140 billion by 2032.

Your Brain On Brackets: The Science Of March Madness

Risk, reward, dopamine surges. Packaged into 130 games. Although the odds of a perfect NCAA bracket are about 1 in 9.2 quintillion, our brains love March Madness anyway.

The Pharmacy Business Model Is Breaking. States Are Scrambling To Fix It

The crisis may be much broader than just independent pharmacies. The business of community pharmacy as a whole is under duress.

ER Boarding Raises Risk Of Poorer Patient Outcomes, Study Finds

A new study finds that patients boarding in the ER get sicker the longer they wait—and nearly half of those deteriorations happen before they ever reach a hospital bed.