Picture a nation once ravaged by an epidemic, now standing as a beacon of hope in the Asia-Pacific region, determined to erase HIV as a public health threat by 2028. Cambodia’s journey, spotlighted on World AIDS Day, captures global attention with its bold commitment and remarkable strides. This r
A consumer ring that once counted hours of sleep is now vying to shape clinical decisions and costs at scale across payers, providers, and empowered patients. This shift captures a broader market moment: real-world biometrics are moving from personal curiosity to operational inputs in care
A funding round with life-and-death stakes: can $8M move the needle? Eight million dollars is an impressive headline for an early-stage health company, yet in women’s mental health the number reads as a wager on whether sharper detection, faster intervention, and steadier follow-up can change o
The landscape of immigrant life in the United States has undergone a seismic shift under President Donald Trump's second administration, with deportation policies casting a long shadow over communities nationwide. Reports of heightened fear and anxiety among immigrants—whether undocumented, h
Addressing a Critical Need in Child Health In Upstate South Carolina, particularly in Spartanburg, Union, and Cherokee counties, a staggering number of children face health challenges rooted not just in medical conditions but also in the harsh realities of their environment. Social determinants
In an era where digital platforms can amplify misinformation faster than any virus, a pioneering study from the University of Waterloo presents a transformative way to anticipate infectious disease outbreaks before they escalate into full-blown crises, reshaping how we approach public health. Led
