Your New Hip Maybe Found in Your Fat Reserves
Farshid Guilak, who directs regenerative medicine research for St. Louis Shriner’s Hospital and Washington University, has developed a way to
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Turning Medicare Into a Premium Support System: Frequently Asked Questions
(By Gretchen Jacobson and Tricia Neuman for Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation) Premium support is a general term used to
Read MoreDo CRISPR enthusiasts have their head in the sand about the safety of gene editing?
(By Sharon Begley for STAT) WASHINGTON — At scientific meetings on genome-editing, you’d expect researchers to show pretty slides of the
Read MoreAntibiotic may help limit Zika’s damage, new study suggests
(By Helen Branswell for STAT) New research shows that the Zika virus has two routes by which it can infect a
Read MoreA New Twist to the Zika Virus
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a new case of Zika in Utah which has surprised them on
Read MoreSoda Taxes: Gaining Steam Or Getting Steamrolled?
(By Anna Gorman for Kaiser Health News) A sip of soda will become more expensive next year in Philadelphia, which
Read MoreSometimes Tiny Is Just The Right Size: ‘Microhospitals’ Filling Some ER Needs
(By Michelle Andrews for Kaiser Health News) Eyeing fast-growing urban and suburban markets where demand for health care services is
Read MoreAmong the Hidden Poor: the Elderly
According to 2015 UCLA Center for Health Policy research, California is a leading state in which seniors have become among
Read MoreTo Get on the Transplant List: Physicians Dilemma
In 2014, 6,950 Americans were approved for heart transplants, and only about 2,250 donor hearts became available, so to move
Read MoreMedicaid’s Most Costly Outpatient Drugs
(By Katherine Young, Robin Rudowitz, Rachel Garfield, and Marybeth Musumeci for Kaiser Family Foundation) The launch of several expensive hepatitis
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