Clinical Safety

Unsweetened Tea Linked to Lower Mortality Risk in Study
Research & Development Unsweetened Tea Linked to Lower Mortality Risk in Study

In a remarkable exploration of dietary habits, a recent study published in Frontiers in Nutrition has revealed a significant connection between drinking unsweetened tea and a reduced risk of mortality from various causes, offering new insights into everyday health choices. Tea, a beloved beverage

SeaStar Medical Advances AKI Trial with Key Enrollment Milestone
Research & Development SeaStar Medical Advances AKI Trial with Key Enrollment Milestone

In a landscape where acute kidney injury (AKI) continues to pose a formidable challenge for critically ill patients, a groundbreaking clinical trial is making strides that could reshape treatment paradigms. Based in Denver, a commercial-stage healthcare company has reached a pivotal point in its

Can Congress Improve Veterans’ Access to Non-VA Care?
Research & Development Can Congress Improve Veterans’ Access to Non-VA Care?

Picture a veteran, a Marine Corps and Army hero like John-Paul Sager, sitting in a small-town clinic just miles from home, yet unable to get treatment for chronic pain without wading through a swamp of paperwork and approvals. Across the nation, thousands of veterans face this reality, driving past

How Is Hey Jane Revolutionizing Abortion Access in Michigan?
Tech & Innovation How Is Hey Jane Revolutionizing Abortion Access in Michigan?

In the heart of Michigan, where reproductive health care faces persistent challenges despite legal safeguards, a new player has emerged to address critical gaps in access to abortion services. Hey Jane, a telehealth provider based in New York, has recently extended its reach into the state,

Can U.S. Organ Transplant Reforms Restore Public Trust?
Research & Development Can U.S. Organ Transplant Reforms Restore Public Trust?

In a nation where thousands of lives hang in the balance awaiting organ transplants, the U.S. system has long been plagued by systemic failures that have eroded public confidence. Reports of operational flaws, lack of accountability, and even shocking practices—such as initiating organ donation

How Do Gut Bacteria Fight Harmful Microbes Naturally?
Research & Development How Do Gut Bacteria Fight Harmful Microbes Naturally?

Imagine a hidden battlefield within the human body, where trillions of microscopic organisms wage a constant war for dominance, directly impacting health and well-being in ways science is only beginning to understand. The gut, often referred to as the body's second brain, hosts a complex ecosystem

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