In 2021, over 80% of U.S. in vitro fertilization procedures involved the transfer of frozen embryos, potentially reducing uncertainties, delays, and costs in comparison to fresh embryos.
New medical graduates are factoring state abortion laws into their decisions about residency programs, raising concerns about training limitations and patient care implications.
The Southern Baptist Convention recently voted on reproductive issues and pastoral leadership policies at its annual meeting, making it a significant topic for debate and decision-making in the religious and political spheres.
Discover the evolving approach to treating infants exposed to opioids with a focus on family-centered care and minimal medication use. Source: KFF Health News
The nation faces a critical shortage of IV fluids as hospitals grapple with conserving supplies amidst production disruptions caused by Hurricane Helene.
Amid uncertainty and concerns within federal health agencies, the potential nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the Secretary of the Health and Human Services Department raises questions about the future of public health policies and decisions.