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Experts believe it is likely cancer cells are more common in the body than previously thought, but typically caught early and removed in the body's cancer-immune cycle. When the system [...]

With the use of cannabis for medical use on the rise, there is a corresponding need for large quantities of highly purified cannabinoids to both produce analytical-grade standards and for [...]

The American Cancer Society (ACS) annual report on cancer facts and trends, Cancer Statistics, 2023, (1) makes for sobering reading for anyone providing care for patients with prostate cancer. Although [...]

No matter how busy or complicated life becomes, science news can occasionally stop us in our tracks. Science news can be just so weird, or weirdly useful, that everything else [...]

As health care practitioners, you are all naturally curious about diseases of all kinds, especially those that have remained undiagnosed mysteries. Since the holiday season is upon us, I decided [...]

As the president and CEO of a life sciences company whose mission is to improve the quality of life through health care communications, education, and research, I thought I would [...]

To date, more than 527,000,000 known cases of COVID-191 have been reported worldwide--a number that is likely much higher due to underreporting. Nor does that number include deaths indirectly attributable [...]

Welcome to the June issue of LCGC Europe!. Our cover story this month examines how the COVID-19 pandemic has boosted the development of mRNA-vaccines. The team from RIC in Belgium [...]

As the president and CEO of a life sciences company whose mission is to improve the quality of life through health care communications, education, and research, I thought I would [...]

As this issue of Managed Healthcare Executive[R] went to press, the COVID-19 pandemic seemed to have been loosening its grip at last. Cases, deaths, hospitalizations--they were all on a downward [...]

There's no denying that technology has changed the health care industry: From ensuring continued care access during the COVID-19 pandemic via telemedicine to the advent of precision therapies used to [...]

February is the perfect time to hunker down and stay cozy. We suggest you kick back and relax inside with a copy of our latest edition. Kicking off our second [...]

An introduction to articles in the issue is presented on topics including an oral sildenafil spray for erectile dysfunction, the use of urether access sheath with suction component, and a novel classification system for Peyronie disease and penile curvature.

The author reflects on innovations in healthcare and the achievements of MJH Life Sciences as it celebrates its 25th anniversary. He stresses the commitment of MJH Life Science to providing high-quality information and education, experts' insights and clinical research. Among the milestones of MJH Life Sciences are the launch of video program, conferences, virtual and live events, as well as the journal's 40 years of publishing in the area of pediatric health care.

An introduction is presented in which the author discusses articles within the issue on topics related to urology, including the release of the 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposed rule and its significance for urologists, the state of bladder-preserving therapies for bladder cancer, and an interview with physician Catherine A. Matthews.

The article discusses the Hospital Design360 Competition hosted by dvm360, which recognizes the importance of clinic design in patient care, client services, and veterinary team wellness. The article highlights the three grand prize winners of the 2024 Hospital of the Year designation: Blue Cross Animal Clinic in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Habitat Veterinary Hospital in Boise, Idaho; and Vet Vision Center/Exceptional Eye Care for Pets in Lambertville, New Jersey. The winners were chosen by a panel of judges for their unique service and design elements. The article also features articles by architects Heather E. Lewis and Vicki J. Pollard, who provide insights on maximizing space in small areas, low-cost design for community veterinary services, and basic design for pack rooms. The grand prize winners will receive their awards at the Fetch dvm360 conference in Kansas City, Missouri, which includes a hospital design track and an offsite tour of the recently renovated Taylor Animal Hospital in Parkville, Missouri. [Extracted from the article]

The author discusses back-to-school preparations that need to be acknowledged by parents and caregivers of school children. Topics explored include the way children perceive the start of the school year, the health, nutrition, and social concerns of children as they return to school, and the development of a feasible plan that would help improve the overall well-being of these children.

The article discusses recent developments in the cannabis industry, including the public comment period on the DEA's proposed rulemaking for the rescheduling of cannabis. The article highlights a press briefing by Americans for Safe Access (ASA), which focused on the patient perspective and the potential impact of rescheduling on cannabis research. The article also mentions various topics covered in the July/August issue of Cannabis Science and Technology, such as calibration science, regulations for hemp-derived cannabinoids, and optimizing lighting in indoor cannabis cultivation. Additionally, the article mentions a peer-reviewed study on the use of polysorbate 80 as an emulsifying agent in cannabis concentrate microbiology. The article concludes with a feature article on sustainable packaging in the cannabis industry. [Extracted from the article]

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including reusable or disposable cystoscope, darolutamide use in nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, and on robotic nephroureterectomy with bladder cuff for ureter cancer.

The article from Ophthalmology Times Europe discusses various topics related to ophthalmology. It mentions the American Society of Retina Specialists' annual meeting in Stockholm, Sweden, and upcoming meetings in Europe. The article also highlights the importance of genetics in understanding retinoblastoma and the CHAMP clinical trial for pediatric patients. Additionally, it provides information on optic disc drusen, glaucoma care, and a new approach to corneal cross-linking for patients with keratoconus. The article concludes by expressing well wishes for the summer and emphasizing the magazine's commitment to being a part of readers' practices year-round. [Extracted from the article]

This article from DVM360 provides tips for keeping pets safe while traveling during the summer season. It includes an article by Nelva Bryant, a veterinarian and travel specialist, who discusses how to safely transport animals on airplanes using travel crates. Adam Christman, the chief veterinary officer for dvm360, offers travel advice for pet-friendly cities in the US, addressing vaccination requirements and considerations for traveling with pets. The article also features a report on the dangers of sand impaction for dogs at the beach, providing advice on how to play safely and prevent pets from ingesting sand. The article aims to ensure the safety of pets and their human companions during travel. [Extracted from the article]

The article reminds parents, guardians and caregivers to focus on water safety when going outside for activities during summer break to reduce the odds of tragedy and water-related injury. Data presented indicate an increase in drowning among U.S. children aged one to four years old in 2022. Emphasis is given on the role of primary care clinicians, family medicine doctors, parents, caregivers and community leaders in educating children and adolescents about safety and taking precautions.