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Fernandez Hospital Celebrates International Day of the Midwife

Hyderabad, May 05: On the International Day of the Midwife, Fernandez Hospital celebrated the power and impact of midwifery through a series of on-ground and digital initiatives held over two days, 4th and 5th May, across its facilities, under the theme “This Is How We Care.” This year’s celebration brought to life Fernandez’s distinctive model […]

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SimonMed Scales AI Across Routine Imaging to Deliver Preventive Insights Nationwide

SCOTTSDALE, AZ – May 5th, 2026 – SimonMed, a national outpatient imaging provider and leader in radiology innovation and longevity health technology, today announced the expansion of its AI-enabled imaging platform, embedding advanced, FDA-cleared technologies directly into routine diagnostic exams across its nationwide network. The expansion reflects a broader shift in healthcare from imaging as

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New Study Finds Low-Dose Eye Drops Successful in Managing Adult Myopia for 24 Hours UH Researchers Say One Drop of Atropine is All it Takes for Beneficial Effects

HOUSTON, May 5 – Groundbreaking research from the University of Houston shows that a single low-dose atropine eye drop can produce daylong effects in managing myopia, or nearsightedness, which affects roughly one-third of U.S. adults.   Professor of Optometry Lisa Ostrin and postdoctoral researcher Barsha Lal are reporting that even one drop in the eye of

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Mood Disorders Institute Explores When and Why We Become Vulnerable to Depression

The volunteer test subject sat in a chair, her head encased by a close-fitting white cap speckled with colored lights worthy of a sci-fi flick. Each light represents an electrode, a contact point that measures the brain activity underneath the scalp. Using syringe-like applicators, project coordinator Yu Fang Tseng and clinical psychology graduate student Kelly

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Misinformation Puts Over 16 Million Americans at an Increased Risk for Skin Cancer

ROSEMONT, Ill., May 4: The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) today released results from its annual Practice Safe Sun Survey, revealing many Americans still engage in risky sun behaviors driven by misinformation, social media, and persistent tanning myths despite their concerns about the long term aging effects of sun exposure. In recognition of Skin Cancer Awareness

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Celebrating National Fitness Day with Major Milestones for Fitness Pioneer Elaine LaLanne

During March we celebrated some incredible women. We wanted to recognize one more incredible woman on National Fitness Day, Elaine LaLanne who has had not only a remarkable career but a remarkable year so far and should be celebrated on National Fitness Day! First, she and her late husband Jack were inducted into the at

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KROMATID to Present Breakthrough Genomic Integrity Benchmarking at ASGCT 2026, Powering the World’s First Genomic Intelligence Platform

BOULDER, Colo., May 02: KROMATID today announced it will present a transformative advancement in genomic integrity assessment at the American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy (ASGCT) Annual Meeting during the Analytics and Assay Development – Biosafety session. Abstract #: ASGCT1713 Title: Establishing chromosome-scale benchmarks for detecting genomic instability in gene-edited cell therapies using high-depth cytogenetic

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Cold Hands, Warm Heart Researchers Solve Medical Mystery of Why TRPM4 Mutations Affect Skin and Heart Differently

SACRAMENTO, Calif.: The saying “cold hands, warm heart” is usually meant metaphorically — but new research from UC Davis School of Medicine and collaborating institutions suggests it has a striking biological parallel. In a study of TRPM4 ion channel mutations, researchers found that body temperature plays a key role in which tissues are affected. One

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Global Oncology Leaders Converge in India to Redefine the Future of Cancer Care at Fortis Cancer Summit 2026

Chandigarh, May 02: In a defining moment for global oncology collaboration, the Fortis Cancer Institute is all set to host Fortis Cancer Summit 2026, a landmark international conference on 2nd – 3rd May 2026 at Hotel Andaz, New Delhi, bringing together leading minds in oncology alongwith cancer research experts from India and across the world, to

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India Deploys Health Cube in Jamaica Under CARICOM Partnership

New Delhi, Apr 30 (BNP): India has deployed its “Aarogya Maitri” health cube in Jamaica as part of its efforts to deepen healthcare cooperation with CARICOM member countries and enhance emergency medical preparedness in the region. The mobile medical unit is designed to provide rapid and effective critical care support during natural disasters, public health

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