Clinical & Pharma

Measles Outbreak Risk Rises with Falling Vaccine Rates in Florida
Clinical & Pharma Measles Outbreak Risk Rises with Falling Vaccine Rates in Florida

In a startling simulation of a potential public health crisis, researchers have highlighted the grave dangers posed by declining vaccination rates in Florida, particularly in the context of a possible measles outbreak that could affect thousands. Leon County serves as a focal point in this alarming

City of Hope Redefines Cancer Care with National Trials Model
Clinical & Pharma City of Hope Redefines Cancer Care with National Trials Model

In a remarkable leap forward for cancer treatment, City of Hope, a premier cancer research and treatment organization headquartered in Los Angeles, has unveiled a transformative national clinical trials model that could reshape the landscape of medical research in the United States. This

Are Ethics Compromised in South Carolina Pharmacy Board?
Clinical & Pharma Are Ethics Compromised in South Carolina Pharmacy Board?

In a startling turn of events that has sent ripples through the pharmaceutical community, a prominent member of South Carolina’s Board of Pharmacy recently stepped down, citing deep-seated ethical concerns that could jeopardize patient safety. Michael Bedenbaugh, a respected second-generation

How Does Politics Shape Public Health Funding in the US?
Clinical & Pharma How Does Politics Shape Public Health Funding in the US?

In the intricate landscape of American governance, the intersection of politics and public health funding has emerged as a critical issue, revealing stark disparities across state lines that impact the well-being of communities. Federal grants, often seen as lifelines for state and local health

How Do Rogue DNA Rings Drive Deadly Brain Cancer Growth?
Clinical & Pharma How Do Rogue DNA Rings Drive Deadly Brain Cancer Growth?

Glioblastoma, recognized as the most aggressive and prevalent form of adult brain cancer, continues to pose a significant challenge in the medical field, with a median survival rate of just 14 months and minimal advancements in treatment options over the years. A recent breakthrough, however,

How Are Public Health Systems Failing Vulnerable Americans?
Clinical & Pharma How Are Public Health Systems Failing Vulnerable Americans?

In a nation often heralded for its advancements in medicine and technology, a troubling reality persists as public health systems struggle to protect those who need support the most, revealing deep flaws in the infrastructure meant to safeguard all citizens. Reports from experts, including seasoned

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