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CPR Training Doesn’t Improve Cardiac Arrest Survival
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CPR Training Doesn’t Improve Cardiac Arrest Survival

cpr training does not increase cardiac arrest survival, even though immediate CPR can double the odds for the roughly 350,000 Americans who die each year.

By Salsabila Hartanti Nov 9, 2026

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Flu strain spares seniors this season, hits teens hardest
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Flu strain spares seniors this season, hits teens hardest

This flu season, teens face the highest infection rates while seniors are spared, with 1.7M U.S. cases and 1,400 deaths...

By Aurel Maulana Nov 10, 2026

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Kratom’s rise sparks health concerns amid weak regulations

Kratom’s rise sparks health concerns amid weak regulations

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Washington death linked to bird flu from cattle

Washington death linked to bird flu from cattle

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Boston Scientific slashes 2026 guidance third time

Boston Scientific slashes 2026 guidance third time

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MedTech Leaders Warn AI Adoption Is Complex

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New rules change organ donation process

New rules change organ donation process

By Salsabila Hartanti November 14, 2026
New rules change the organ donation process, affecting patients like Hailey who suffered a catastrophic brain injury.
Newly Elected Scientists Face Vaccine Divide Challenge

Newly Elected Scientists Face Vaccine Divide Challenge

By Aurel Maulana November 13, 2026
Newly elected scientists face the challenge of bridging the vaccine divide in conservative areas, promoting scientific reasoning.
Health group defends convicted rapist amid past allegations

Health group defends convicted rapist amid past allegations

By Trisna Anggraini November 12, 2026
A convicted rapist leads one of the most influential health advocacy movements in the U.S., despite decades of allegations and a 10.5-year prison sentence.
AI health advice may backfire despite accuracy

AI health advice may backfire despite accuracy

By Aurel Maulana November 11, 2026
AI health advice may backfire despite accuracy, as truthful messaging about risky behaviors could worsen outcomes, research shows.
Flu strain spares seniors this season, hits teens hardest

Flu strain spares seniors this season, hits teens hardest

By Aurel Maulana November 10, 2026
This flu season, teens face the highest infection rates while seniors are spared, with 1.7M U.S. cases and 1,400 deaths by November.
CPR Training Doesn’t Improve Cardiac Arrest Survival

CPR Training Doesn’t Improve Cardiac Arrest Survival

By Salsabila Hartanti November 9, 2026
cpr training does not increase cardiac arrest survival, even though immediate CPR can double the odds for the roughly 350,000 Americans who die each year.
Kratom’s rise sparks health concerns amid weak regulations

Kratom’s rise sparks health concerns amid weak regulations

By Salsabila Hartanti November 7, 2026
Kratom’s rise in the U.S. raises health concerns as weak regulations leave users vulnerable, with two-thirds of Americans unfamiliar with its risks.
AI trained on incomplete women’s medical records risks worsening healthcare

AI trained on incomplete women’s medical records risks worsening healthcare

By Trisna Anggraini November 6, 2026
AI trained on incomplete women’s medical records risks worsening healthcare by deepening biases in diagnosis and treatment decisions.
Washington death linked to bird flu from cattle

Washington death linked to bird flu from cattle

By Trisna Anggraini November 5, 2026
Bird flu death in Washington linked to cattle exposure highlights the rare but serious risk of avian influenza transmission from farms, officials say.
US patient trades insurance for Malta care

US patient trades insurance for Malta care

By Trisna Anggraini November 4, 2026
US patient trades insurance for Malta's socialized medicine system, about one quarter of US costs per person.
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