Why a health care management Is a Smart Career Choice

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Healthcare management is a career choice for people who want to make healthcare better without being a doctor, nurse or therapist. It combines business, leadership and patient support which allows professionals to make a difference behind the scenes. Healthcare managers help hospitals, clinics and other organizations work well by taking care of staffing, budgets and […]

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A Guide to Making a Spinal Injury Compensation Claim in the UK After a Medical Incident

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When you experience a spinal issue, your first step is usually to visit a physician for treatment. In rare cases, treatment does not go entirely to plan. If a procedure is not carried out as intended, your condition could become more complicated as a result. In these situations, you might need to seek further treatment […]

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Types of Teeth Cleaning Explained for Better Dental Care 

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Wondering which types of teeth cleaning are right for you? Discover the differences and how dentists choose the best option.  Types of Teeth Cleaning When you go to the dentist for a cleaning it is not always the same. The dentist will look at your teeth and gums. Decide what you need. This is based […]

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Seven Online Human Growth Hormone (HGH) Suppliers Compared: Products, Support, Pricing, and Delivery

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Comparing online HGH providers can be difficult because websites operate under very different models. While some act as online retail outlets, others position themselves as hormone clinics, prescription providers, pharmacies, or education portals providing treatments. The following analysis highlights publicly available characteristics on each website, ranging from product selection, price transparency, information about the medical […]

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Crypto: The other diarrheal illness that causes summer outbreaks

As the cyclosporiasis outbreak in the U.S. continues to grow, we were reminded of another, similar sounding intestinal pathogen that frequently causes outbreaks of diarrhea in the summer.
It is called cryptosporidiosis — often shortened to crypto. Just like cyclosporiasis, crypto is caused by a microscopic parasite that leaves its sufferer with brutal bouts of diarrhea.
“It can be very confusing for sure,” Thomas A. Moore, MD, FACP, FIDSA, said of the two illnesses with similar names, culprits and symptoms.
But as comparable as the two may be, Moore also noted that there are distinct

Pegcetacoplan shows visual acuity benefit in geographic atrophy

MONTREAL — Pegcetacoplan may help slow visual acuity loss in patients with geographic atrophy, according to a study presented at the American Society of Retina Specialists annual meeting.
“The rationale for this study is that some of the clinical trials were small and had followed patients for a short duration, and therefore, we saw improvements in GA lesion growth rates,” Nimesh Patel, MD, FASRS, told Healio. “However, we weren’t able to determine a visual acuity benefit.”
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Patel and colleagues used AI and OCT images for propensity score matching based on factors such as GA lesion

Two oral supplements aim to support eye comfort, vision health

PHOENIX — Eyetamins Eye Comfort and Eyetamins Vision Support, two nutritional supplements aimed at maintaining comfortable, healthy vision, are now available from Optase.
“Optase already has a lot of products for heating, cleansing and hydrating within an eye care routine, and this is bringing the supplement level to it,” Caitriona Shelley, medical and professional affairs manager at Scope Eyecare & Healthcare, which owns the Optase brand, told Healio at Optometry’s Meeting. “Supplements are a crowded space, but we’re hoping to bring something innovative and different to the market.”

How to treat the ‘aesthetic cost’ of GLP-1s

NEW YORK — GLP-1 receptor agonists offer dermatologic benefits but the same medications can leave patients grappling with several undesirable aesthetic outcomes, according to a speaker.
“We know that weight reduction, while it can reduce systemic inflammation, can also cause negative effects as well,” Doris Day, MD, FAAD, professor of dermatology at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine, said during a presentation at the 2026 GLP-1 Effects on Skin Inflammation, Skin Aging and the Cardiometabolic Syndrome Summit. “There is an aesthetic cost that we see in our patients on a regular basis.”

‘Robust data’ on long-term AMD treatments presented at ASRS

In this video, Anat Loewenstein, MD, MHA, of Tel Aviv Medical Center, Israel, highlights information presented at the American Society of Retina Specialists annual meeting on the management of age-related macular degeneration.
“In the AMD space, we are fortunate to see new and more robust data on long-term drugs, including genetic therapies and [tyrosine kinase inhibitors], showing very good results over the long term with significant safety,” Loewenstein said.

Many adults with high BP eligible for antihypertensive therapy

Nearly 30% of U.S. adults with hypertension but no heart disease were eligible for blood pressure-lowering therapy based on an updated clinical guideline, yet nearly half may remain untreated, researchers reported.
Prioritizing antihypertensive therapy among eligible patients who remain untreated could prevent hundreds of thousands of all-cause and CV-related deaths over the next 10 years, according to research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
“In this nationally representative cohort of 81 million U.S. adults with hypertension and no baseline CVD, we found that