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Ads for sunbeds must not claim they are 'safe' or can treat medical conditions
A watchdog has warned that ads for sunbeds must not claim they are “safe” or can help treat medical conditions in a crackdown on the sector. The Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) has issued an enforcement notice to “send…
Fresenius to Reduce Stake in Fresenius Medical Care to 20%
Fresenius said it plans to lower its stake in Fresenius Medical Care to about 20% from 25%. Fresenius will sell approximately 13.4 million shares in Fresenius Medical Care, or about 5% of the issued share capital, it said Wednesday. The sale of…
Leading medic warns A&Es are in 'big trouble' heading into winter
A leading medic has warned accident and emergency (A&E) departments are in “big trouble already” as they head into winter, with many already “on their knees”. President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine Dr Ian…
Vivani Medical: Q3 Earnings Snapshot
ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) — ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) — Vivani Medical, Inc. (VANI) on Wednesday reported a loss of $7.3 million in its third quarter. On a per-share basis, the Alameda, California-based company said it had a loss of 8 cents.
SeaStar Medical (ICU) Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Chief Executive Officer - Eric Schlorff Senior Vice President of Commercial and Business Operations - Tim Varacek Chief Medical Officer - Kevin Chung Chief Financial Officer - Mike Messinger Net Revenue -- $635,000, representing 247% year-over-year…
Dr. Roach: Man experiences severe muscle pain due to ED medication
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Skipping antihypertensive medication reduces surgical hypotension in older adults
Pausing a patient's usual dose of blood pressure medication on the day of surgery reduces the rate of very low blood pressure requiring treatment during the operation compared with taking their medication as normal, finds a trial of older adults…
Seastar Medical anticipates NEUTRALIZE-AKI enrollment completion by midyear 2027 while preparing modular PMA submissions
Earnings Call Insights: SeaStar Medical Holding Corporation (ICU) Q3 2026 'We saw strong QUELIMMUNE demand in the ultra-rare pediatric AKI market' and management emphasized new registry data, with CEO Eric Schlorff highlighting 'the statistically…
A medical center in Chur, GR, was the target of a cyberattack
A medical center in Chur has fallen victim to a cyberattack. (File photo) The Gleis D Medical Center and the Medi Porta Pharmacy in Chur have been victims of a cyberattack. Personal data belonging to patients and employees has been compromised.
Study links Medicaid cuts to higher comp medical costs
Workers compensation insurers and claims administrators are monitoring anticipated Medicaid coverage losses amid concerns that more workers without health insurance could turn to workers compensation to pay for medical care, potentially driving up…
Do you need an antibiotic? Doctor weighs in on when to seek out medication
If you're not feeling well but aren't sure if it's just a lingering cold or something that might require antibiotics, experts say there are some signs to watch for. With several respiratory infections circulating in the Chicago area, and health…
You likely have genes that affect how well your medications work - testing for them could improve treatment
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) All people carry differences in their DNA that could affect how they respond to medication, according to my team's…
The Medical Minute: What's in a vape? Even scientists aren't sure | Penn State University
HERSHEY, Pa. — A quick cloud of vapor and the faint aroma of green apple may be all the evidence many young people leave behind as they vape. While vaping may be easier to hide than traditional cigarette smoking, its health effects can be…
India rationalises visa rules to boost tourist arrivals, medical tourism and foreign student
“While considering the simplification of the Indian visa regime, the Government of India studied the Visa system of the developed countries and global standards,” the Ministry of Home Affairs said, explaining the rationale behind the…
You likely have genes that affect how well your medications work - testing for them could improve treatment
All people carry differences in their DNA that could affect how they respond to medication, according to my team's newly published research. Moreover, 1 in 4 already take a medication their body processes differently because of their genetics.
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