November 20, 2025

New study finds U.S. fluoride exposure linked to better adolescent cognitive performance 

A new study finds typical childhood fluoride exposure is linked to modestly better teen cognitive performance with no later cognitive harm.

ADA News

November 20, 2025

ADA urges Senate Finance Committee to include oral health in national health cost reforms 

The ADA outlined priorities for addressing cost drivers and improving oral health care access in a letter to the Senate Finance Committee.

ADA News

November 19, 2025

ADA calls for oral health integration in federal chronic disease care coordination efforts 

The ADA is urging lawmakers to include oral health in efforts to modernize care coordination for chronic disease prevention and treatment. 

ADA News

November 13, 2025

Transfusion Access Central to Hospice Decision-Making Among Patients With Blood Cancers

“Given that the majority of hospices in the United States do not provide transfusion access, patients with blood cancers are faced with the impossible choice of preserving access to palliative transfu...

The ASCO Post

November 12, 2025

This Week’s Biopharma News: Clinical Hold for Heart Disease Gene Therapy

Our latest news roundup reports on Novartis’ new radioligand facility in California, new tech for boosting AAV yields, and MeiraGTx’s deal with Eli Lilly

The Medicine Maker

November 10, 2025

Alcohol and Cancer Risk: Is a Drop Too Much?

In 2022, Congress requested a scientific review from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) to study the associated risks of cancer and other health conditions and the u...

The ASCO Post

November 06, 2025

Expanding the Cornea Donor Pool

NIH-funded study finds corneas from diabetic donors perform equivalently to those from non-diabetic donors in endothelial keratoplasty

The Ophthalmologist

November 04, 2025

New Poll: Only 1 in 3 Link Alcohol to Cancer

“Individuals who drink alcohol were more likely to believe that alcohol consumption has no effect on cancer risk, which is alarming, given the growing burden of alcohol-related cancers in the United States."

Conexiant

October 30, 2025

Study Finds AI Chatbots Are Vulnerable to Spreading Malicious, False Health Information

Foundational large language models are vulnerable to malicious instruction that converts them into health disinformation chatbots, including the incorporation of fake references, scientific jargon, an...

The ASCO Post