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Low vaccination rates, weak disease surveillance, and pandemic-induced delayed response plans are turning measles into “an imminent threat in every region of the world,” […]
Low vaccination rates put 40 million children worldwide at risk of measles Read More »
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is putting AquaBounty’s AquAdvantage salmon through an additional environmental assessment (EA) following a lawsuit from multiple organizations
FDA to put AquaBounty’s sustainable salmon through additional environmental assessment Read More »
Discussing women’s health seems to make some people uncomfortable, but this vital concern for half the world’s population needs more discussion, and investment, a
I am BIO Podcast: We need to talk about, and invest in, women’s health Read More »
During their meeting yesterday in Mexico, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack warned Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of legal action if he goes
USDA warns Mexico of legal action over biotech corn ban Read More »
When it comes to agriculture and climate change, there’s one thing that might bring Republicans and Democrats together, according to POLITICO: regenerative farming. “Democrats
Regenerative farming could help tackle climate change Read More »
After last week’s speculations that the World Health Organization (WHO) is “planning to redesignate monkeypox as MPOX,” WHO announced Monday it will begin using
WHO will begin using ‘mpox’ instead of ‘monkeypox’ Read More »
Prescription drug prices climbed more slowly than overall healthcare costs, according to the most recent health sector economic indicators from Altarum. In addition, healthcare
Prescription drug prices lag inflation, say new economic indicators Read More »
Antimicrobial resistance, or AMR, is considered a “major problem” by 90% of infectious disease physicians and pharmacists, finds a new survey by the Sepsis
AMR is a ‘major problem,’ say 90% of infectious disease physicians and pharmacists Read More »
November is National Family Caregivers Month, and this Thanksgiving, we want to honor family caregivers, a crucial component of our healthcare system that is
This November, we’re giving thanks for 53 million family caregivers Read More »
New research on Australian fruit bats explains why it has been well-known that deforestation can cause epidemics of diseases including Lyme, Ebola, and malaria.
Deforestation brings diseases – but no one bats an eye Read More »
