Lukas Hainz

Introduction Pharmacies from Cornwall to Cologne have seen vital antibiotics and chronic-disease medicines run short not for lack of intent but because fragile links, manual checks, and stale data let small delays snowball into empty shelves at the very moment patients need reliable supply. The

Lead that pulls the reader in What if the most powerful health inheritance in a family is not a gene variant but a set of stories, rituals, and routines that prime the next generation to live longer? That question sat at the center of a new five-year initiative introduced at the American Public

A decisive shift has been gathering under the surface of health care markets as artificial intelligence rewires early-stage research and Washington quietly pivots from headline crackdowns to workable compromises that protect innovation, and that convergence has left a discounted income vehicle with

Emergency rooms that once juggled unpredictable nights now confront a predictable shortage that turns routine care into triage, and patients feel the difference in delayed meds, missed checks, and preventable infections. Across Maryland, clinical units are operating too thin to sustain vigilance,

The tenor of commercial conversations shifted markedly as leaders at the Veeva Commercial Summit Europe described how artificial intelligence had moved from a curiosity to an operational backbone, placing agentic AI within reach but not yet in the driver’s seat. The emphasis was squarely on sales,

In clinics where every minute and dollar count, a screening tool built on routine blood work and machine learning promises to move patients faster toward answers and treatment by turning familiar lab values into early signals of tuberculosis risk that are cheap to collect, easy to interpret, and

In the quiet towns of rural Kansas, a deeply unsettling pattern has taken root, where hospitals are increasingly turning to lawsuits against patients for unpaid medical bills, some as low as $104, leaving families grappling with both financial hardship and emotional distress. This growing practice

For more than three decades, Gulf War Illness (GWI) has cast a long shadow over the lives of countless veterans who served in the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf War, leaving them grappling with a constellation of debilitating symptoms without clear answers or effective treatments. This condition, affecting

As the reconciliation law known as H.R. 1 casts a long shadow over the landscape of healthcare funding, states across the U.S. are confronting an unprecedented challenge in sustaining Medicaid programs for home care services. These services, often referred to as home- and community-based services

Emerging research is uncovering a startling connection between the state of one's mouth and the health of the brain, suggesting that neglecting dental care could have far-reaching consequences beyond just cavities or gum issues. For years, oral health was often considered a standalone concern,