Matthias Aizenberg

For decades, the path to approving a new life-saving drug has been paved with an astonishingly high rate of failure, as an estimated 90 to 95 percent of treatments that prove safe and effective in animals ultimately fail in human clinical trials. This stark reality has long fueled a debate about

As American families and small business owners continue to grapple with the persistent challenge of rising health insurance costs, Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks has introduced a significant piece of legislation aimed at providing widespread financial relief. The proposal, titled the

In a landscape where the very language of diversity and inclusion has become a political battleground, healthcare leaders are facing a profound choice between retreating from equity initiatives or embedding them more deeply into the core of their operations. As skepticism mounts and programs face

In the intricate landscape of community well-being, the pursuit of health equity requires more than good intentions; it demands a clear, data-driven map to navigate the complex factors that determine health outcomes. Modern public health departments are increasingly operating as sophisticated

With a critical deadline looming that threatens to raise healthcare premiums for millions, House Republican leaders have introduced a comprehensive 111-page legislative package aimed at lowering costs through market-based reforms rather than expanded government subsidies. The draft bill is on a

The monumental challenge of providing accessible and timely mental healthcare has prompted the UK's National Health Service to explore innovative technological frontiers, leading to a pivotal new collaboration. The NHS Confederation's Mental Health Network has announced a strategic partnership with

In the silent, swift moments after a major stroke, when a blood clot lodges in a major artery of the brain, the path to recovery is measured not in days or hours, but in precious, irreplaceable minutes. For countless individuals in India, the most effective medical intervention has long remained an

A groundbreaking study slated for publication in the 2025 volume of BMC Geriatrics illuminates the profound and life-altering effects of a specialized mobile old-age care team on the well-being of deaf older adults in Sweden. The research, conducted by Karlsson, Mahmud, and Andersson, presents a

The persistent challenge of providing consistent, high-quality emergency medical care in rural and remote areas has become a critical issue for healthcare systems across the nation, where the closure or service reduction of a local emergency room can leave an entire community vulnerable. For

The American healthcare landscape is currently grappling with an unsustainable paradox, where remarkable medical advancements coexist with a failing system for managing the very chronic diseases that affect the majority of the population. This "sick-care" model, which prioritizes reactive