Public Health

A critical question is now reshaping how the medical community approaches patient care after a diagnosis, challenging a long-held assumption that the rules of disease prevention also apply to disease survival. For decades, research has focused intensely on identifying risk factors to help healthy

Recent turmoil within the FDA has ignited a fierce debate over the future of vaccine regulation in the United States. A senior official’s internal memo, which critics describe as a break from long-standing scientific norms, has proposed a radical overhaul of how vaccines are approved and monitored.

A significant investment in digital marketing and search engine optimization, once the cornerstone of patient acquisition for healthcare providers, is now failing to secure visibility in the new landscape of AI-driven search. As artificial intelligence platforms increasingly deliver direct answers

The rising tide of dementia, a syndrome of progressive cognitive impairment, presents one of the most significant global health challenges of our time, with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) standing as its most common and formidable subtype. While universal risk factors like age, sex, and genetics are

Ensuring the health and safety of a community requires a public health system operating at the highest possible standard, a goal that is both aspirational and rigorously tested through comprehensive evaluation. The Warren County Health Department has recently demonstrated its profound commitment to

A landmark virtual meeting in December 2025 has set a new precedent for Caribbean public health, bringing together a diverse cohort of over 40 professionals from approximately 10 countries and territories to forge a united front against infectious diseases. Organized by The University of the West