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Importance of Healthcare Analytics Software in 2026 Healthcare providers collect data from several sources, like electronic health records, lab results, and even remote monitoring. With so much data, making operational decisions can become complex. Healthcare analytics software will become an important part of healthcare operations in 2026. Now, healthcare providers need to leverage data and […]

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Healthcare systems produce a staggering count of data. Their flow of data includes EHR, claim processing, labs, and pharmacy data. However, the real problem in the healthcare space is not the abundance of data, but the fact that it is largely siloed. In the critical moment of decision-making, it is not accessible. The objective of […]

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These hybrid mattresses made the cut because they really support your back, keep you cool at night and shipping isn’t a hassle, in Canada. Each one had to meet the standards: keep your spine straight, relieve pressure on the right areas, reduce motion transfer and have a smooth buying and returns process no matter where […]

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Hong Kong researchers this week confirmed in the Lancet Psychiatry, that mothers using antidepressants during pregnancy do not increase their child’s risk of developing autism or ADHD. In a systematic review of existing published, the researchers probed 37 published studies to assess the evidence in favour of claims that there is a link between SSRIs […]

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Sixty-five people are reported to have died in a new Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Africa CDC said Friday.
The outbreak, occurring in a province in northeastern DRC that borders Uganda and South Sudan, involves 246 suspected cases, the Africa CDC said. The agency did not specify how many cases had been confirmed through testing but noted that four people with confirmed infections have died.
In the United States, NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD, told reporters Friday that the Ugandan government had announced an Ebola outbreak in that country as well.

The FDA has approved atezolizumab and atezolizumab with hyaluronidase-tqjs as adjuvant treatment for certain adults with muscle invasive bladder cancer.
Atezolizumab (Tecentriq, Genentech) and atezolizumab and hyaluronidase-tqjs (Tecentriq Hybreza, Genentech) received approval as adjuvant treatments after cystectomy for adults with circulating tumor DNA molecular residual disease, as detected by the Signatera CDx assay (Natera), which also received FDA approval.
The agency based its approval of atezolizumab on results from the randomized, phase 3 IMvigor011 trial, which showed a 36% improvement

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Patients are more likely to have better visual outcomes if they undergo membrane peel for epiretinal membrane quickly after retinal detachment repair, according to a speaker.
In his presentation at Retina World Congress, Vivek Chaturvedi, MD, FASRS, said patients can develop epiretinal membranes (ERMs) after retinal detachment repair, and these patients typically present with worse severity than typical patients presenting for membrane peel.
“The particular, appropriate timing of how quickly we should be doing these operations is important, and is not particularly

The deadly hantavirus outbreak that killed three passengers aboard a cruise ship has raised questions about a relatively uncommon pathogen, including how it spreads.
The three deaths were caused by Andes virus, a variant of hantavirus known to spread between people. Eleven total cases linked to the outbreak have been reported by WHO.
Sixteen American passengers were transported to a specialized quarantine unit in Omaha, Nebraska, and two others were taken to a facility in Atlanta. A total of 41 people in the United States were being monitored for hantavirus exposure as of May 14, the CDC said.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Ophthalmologists have a greater rate of neck, back, wrist and shoulder injuries compared with other specialties, according to a speaker at the Retina World Congress.
“A lot of it is due to our repetitive, awkward positions we find ourselves in in the operating room and the office,” Sunir J. Garg, MD, FACS, FASRS, told Healio. “I know a number of retina specialists who have had to have spinal fusion of their neck due to these injuries.”
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To prevent these issues, Garg suggested being mindful about sitting upright at the slit lamp and designing your office in a way

Patient adherence to glaucoma drop treatment regimens is a well-known barrier to disease management, but a study published in Optometry and Vision Science also recognized clinician practice and health system structures.
Patients and practitioners interviewed cited issues with medication availability, disruptions to routines, time constraints and lack of clinical resources.
“As the global burden of glaucoma increases, addressing medication adherence represents a critical and potentially modifiable determinant of improving clinical, social and economic outcomes,” Deborah Bott, PhD, of