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This morning, I woke up at 6 a.m. and willingly went to an imaging center to allow them to shove my body into a metal tube and take pictures of all of my organs. The technician became interested in my reason for being there once I disclosed that I was six months postpartum. I explained…

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A TikTok creator’s candid explanation of her medical conditions and frustration with applying for U.S. disability benefits was reposted on X by @Chicago_Goofies on July 23

Cigna Healthcare announced Thursday that it is expanding AI-enabled predictive tools to identify customers with chronic or complex health conditions earlier, with the goal of reducing medical costs by $200 million over the next three years

Fort Lauderdale, FLORIDA, July 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Healing Well Method today announced the launch of its Chronic Illness Education Initiative, a new educational program designed to help women living with chronic illness better understand lifestyle, nutrition, nervous system regulation, gut health, and other wellness factors that may influence overall well-being. The initiative…

At the end of most workdays, we’re exhausted. But I’m not talking about “long week when every patient needed x-rays, a new patient covered you in vomit, and you ran out of all barriers midday” type of fatigue. I’m referring to the kind of exhaustion that sleep doesn’t fix, weekends don’t fully resolve, and time…

The discontinuation comes after the study failed to achieve its primary and key secondary objectives

CINCINNATI — Three in four people have at least one chronic condition, and millions in the Tri-State are affected every year

The University of Houston has received an $18.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to launch an innovative initiative addressing the root causes of chronic disease, further strengthening its leadership in research that improves lives

Brazzaville– More than 170 000 people have been attending health facilities offering PEN-Plus services across 20 African countries during the three years of implementation of the PEN-Plus Regional Strategy, according to a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa