September 17, 2025

‘Death by a Thousand Cuts’

Rural South Texas hospitals and physicians face mounting strain as rising uninsured rates and federal funding cuts threaten access to essential health care.

KFF Health News

September 17, 2025

Medical Oddities: Do Mosquitoes Have a Type?

Mosquito appeal, sleep hormones, sibling survival, diet for teeth, and more tea results shaped this week’s quirky findings.

Conexiant

September 16, 2025

State’s Largest HIV Outbreak Raises Alarms

Public health experts cite syringe shortages and encampment clearings as drivers of Penobscot County’s historic HIV outbreak.

KFF Health News

September 15, 2025

The Hidden Hazard: Fall-Risk Drugs

US fall-related deaths in older adults are rising, with prescription drugs a key contributor and safer alternatives urged.

KFF Health News

September 12, 2025

Organ Donation: Where Do We Draw the Line?

A case highlights challenges in brain death determination and organ donation practices.

KFF Health News

September 11, 2025

The Lab’s Role in September’s Cancer Awareness Initiatives

Blood, gynecologic, and prostate cancer campaigns strengthen diagnostic innovation, clinical collaboration, and patient-centered care

The Pathologist

September 11, 2025

When Does an Instrument Become a Collaboration Partner?

 Agilent’s Christian Haas on the changing role of analytical instruments in the age of automation

The Analytical Scientist

September 10, 2025

Medical Societies Challenge Kennedy

"That you can no longer trust the recommendations out of the CDC is just devastating."

Conexiant

September 10, 2025

New Pipeline Tackles Multiplex Cancer Imaging

Researchers trial a new workflow for multiplex immunostaining that could support cancer diagnostics and research

The Pathologist