Regulatory

AI Enhances Detection of Congenital Heart Defects in Prenatal Ultrasounds
Tech & Innovation AI Enhances Detection of Congenital Heart Defects in Prenatal Ultrasounds

The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare is expanding rapidly, and its application in prenatal care is proving to be a game-changer. Congenital heart defects (CHDs), the most common type of birth defect, often require early detection for timely intervention. Despite advancements in

January 31, 2025
California Leads with New Healthcare Laws on Debt, Fertility, and Safety
Management & Regulatory California Leads with New Healthcare Laws on Debt, Fertility, and Safety

California, often recognized as a trendsetter in healthcare policy, continues to forge its path with several new laws aimed at improving various aspects of the healthcare system. As the country anticipates shifts in federal healthcare policy under President-elect Donald Trump, California's

January 16, 2025
Turkish Health Workers Protest Against Profit-Driven Regulations
Management & Regulatory Turkish Health Workers Protest Against Profit-Driven Regulations

Amid growing discontent with the Turkish healthcare system, a coalition of health workers has taken decisive action to protest against new regulations they argue prioritize profit over patient care. Beginning with a five-day work stoppage on January 6, these protests culminated in a general

January 10, 2025
Are Chemical Regulations Strong Enough to Protect Children's Health?
Research & Development Are Chemical Regulations Strong Enough to Protect Children's Health?

The impact of chemicals on child health is a growing concern, with experts calling for a new regulatory framework to address the risks posed by synthetic chemicals and plastics. The current lack of stringent regulations allows potentially harmful products to enter the market, contributing to rising

January 9, 2025
Is Research on Mirror Bacteria Too Risky for Earth's Ecosystems?
Biotech & Bioprocessing Is Research on Mirror Bacteria Too Risky for Earth's Ecosystems?

Mirror bacteria, theoretical organisms composed of chiral molecules that are mirror images of those found in natural life forms, have sparked significant debate within the scientific community. These organisms hinge on the concept of chirality, where "right-handed" amino acids and

December 23, 2024
Debate Erupts as Pediatric Cancer Research Funds Cut from Spending Bill
Research & Development Debate Erupts as Pediatric Cancer Research Funds Cut from Spending Bill

Government Funding Bill Removes Pediatric Cancer Research Program In a surprising turn of events, the recent changes in the U.S. government's temporary funding bill have sparked controversy, as funding for pediatric cancer research has been excluded. The new bill, aimed at preventing a

December 20, 2024
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