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China's Outpatient Insurance Reform Cut Inequality but Left a Two-Tier Care Divide

New Delhi, July 30 -- pay full price, out of pocket. Hospital admissions in China carried social insurance coverage. Outpatient visits - the routine checkups, the early interventions, the management o... Read More


Daily Multivitamin May Help Older Adults Stay Independent, Harvard Study Finds

New Delhi, July 30 -- BOSTON - For the roughly 50 million Americans over 65 who live at home and intend to stay there, a new finding from one of the largest supplement trials ever conducted offers a m... Read More


Limiting Sugar Before Age Two Linked to Lower Dementia Risk, Two New Studies Find

New Delhi, July 30 -- GUANGZHOU - The British children who spent their first years under wartime food rationing never gave much thought to what they were not eating. Seventy years later, they are deve... Read More


FTC, California and Utah Sue Hims & Hers for Sharing Patient Health Data With Meta and Snap

New Delhi, July 30 -- SAN FRANCISCO - For millions of Americans seeking treatment for conditions they would not discuss in a doctor's office lobby, the appeal of telehealth has always been privacy. Fe... Read More


Illinois Becomes First State to Formally Classify Gambling Disorder as an Addiction

SPRINGFIELD, July 30 -- For the more than one million Illinoisans estimated to live with gambling disorder, last Friday carried a legal inflection point that advocates have sought for years, alongside... Read More