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Illustration of C. difficile bacteria. (image courtesy of CDC/Jennifer Oosthuizen) By: Paul Govern C. Buddy Creech, MD, MPH

A former Marine held in a Russian prison since 2022 has been released and is headed back to the United States, President Donald Trump announced Tuesday, Aug. 11

Dental hygienist Kerry Lepicek joins Jackie Sanders and Andrew Johnston to share her personal experience with rapidly progressing glaucoma and the dramatic vision loss that followed. She discusses the subtle visual changes she initially dismissed, the importance of advocating for herself, and how the experience has changed the way she thinks about her health and…

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MENLO PARK, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Adaptyx Biosciences, a Stanford University spinout developing a wearable biosensing platform capable of measuring multiple biomarkers continuously and simultaneously, today announced a study to identify an objective molecular signature of chronic pain, conducted with Attune Neurosciences and funded through the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health’s (ARPA-H) EVIDENT program. The 24-month, $4…

PLYMOUTH, Mass. –A psychiatric nurse practitioner who treated Lindsay Clancy in late 2022 testified Tuesday that the Massachusetts mother repeatedly asked to change her medications despite concerns about sticking to a treatment plan

A spike in Vibrio vulnificus infections in Louisiana has resulted in nine confirmed cases and five deaths since August 5, according to health officials. All nine cases involved individuals with underlying medical conditions who exposed open wounds to seawater

La. (KPLC) – A bacteria most people have never heard of has already claimed five lives in Louisiana this year and the one parish official says cases have hit close to home