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Expectant mothers whose diet is reminiscent of that eaten by our early ancestors may aid their unborn baby’s brain growth, a trial indicates

The National Healthcare Security Administration said on Monday that the first batch of conditions suitable for primary care have been selected as part of a medical insurance payment reform aimed at encouraging patients with common and chronic illnesses to seek care at grassroots hospitals

Lean people who are classified as having normal weight according to body mass index (BMI) may still develop fatty liver disease and its complications, and those living with HIV may be at higher risk, according to study findings presented at AIDS 2026

HealthDay News — Medically tailored groceries (MTG) result in lower hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) and improved food and nutrition security among patients with type 2 diabetes and social needs, according to a study published online July 21 in Circulation

[AIDS 2026] Africa Health Research Institute: Mobile Men study: injectable PrEP beats pills for men who travel for work

[AIDS 2026] Infectious Disease Special Edition: Long-acting Cabenuva shows comparable real-world effectiveness to daily Biktarvy

[AIDS 2026] Managed Healthcare Executive: Community-led chemsex harm reduction programs boost HIV retention in South Africa, other countries

[AIDS 2026] Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: Lancet report recommends paradigm shift in care for older adults with HIV

Local teens Sophie Martin and Akshay Sharma have worked hard to secure partners for their healthcare fairs