Sunday, 18 October 2026
Medicare study finds bronchiectasis widespread among older adults
Child Mental Health

Medicare study finds bronchiectasis widespread among older adults

A Medicare study reveals bronchiectasis affects about 1 in 100 older adults, with symptoms often mistaken for aging or smoking—discover…

By Khairunisa Pauzi  •  17/10/2026
Gut Bacteria Molecule Linked to Faster Cognitive Decline
Child Mental Health

Gut Bacteria Molecule Linked to Faster Cognitive Decline

A gut bacteria molecule, imidazole propionate, is linked to faster cognitive decline and Alzheimer's markers in a University of Wisconsin…

By Sulastri Dolla  •  06/10/2026
FDA prioritizes AI and surgical robots guidance
Disability Rights

FDA prioritizes AI and surgical robots guidance

FDA prioritizes artificial intelligence and surgical robots guidance for 2027 fiscal year.

By Sulastri Dolla  •  05/10/2026
FDA approves first adjustable pediatric heart valve
Child Mental Health

FDA approves first adjustable pediatric heart valve

The FDA approves the first adjustable pediatric heart valve, designed to grow with children and reduce repeated open-heart surgeries.

By Sulastri Dolla  •  03/10/2026
Lab Industry Pushes Congress for Medicare Payment Reform
Child Mental Health

Lab Industry Pushes Congress for Medicare Payment Reform

Lab test providers urge Congress to enact Medicare payment reform as a CMS fee schedule threatens a 15% cut to…

By Sulastri Dolla  •  30/09/2026
GE HealthCare tests AI to speed up cancer treatment workflows
Disability Rights

GE HealthCare tests AI to speed up cancer treatment workflows

GE HealthCare partners with Mass General Brigham to test AI tools that may speed up radiation therapy workflows for oncologists…

By Maznah Hamdan  •  29/09/2026
FDA Advisers Back Grail Multicancer Blood Test
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FDA Advisers Back Grail Multicancer Blood Test

FDA advisers voted 7-2 that the benefits of Grail's multicancer test outweigh its risks, moving closer to FDA approval.

By Khairunisa Pauzi  •  25/09/2026
Sleep Apnea in Women Often Misdiagnosed, Research Shows
Disability Rights

Sleep Apnea in Women Often Misdiagnosed, Research Shows

Research shows sleep apnea in women is often misdiagnosed due to unique symptoms like nightmares and insomnia, leading to inadequate…

By Sulastri Dolla  •  19/09/2026
Study links air pollution and UV exposure to worse migraines
IEP Gaps

Study links air pollution and UV exposure to worse migraines

New study reveals air pollution and UV exposure worsen migraines—discover how climate change may intensify symptoms for 12% of Americans.

By Maznah Hamdan  •  15/09/2026
Normal test results can be misleading
Child Mental Health

Normal test results can be misleading

Normal test results can be misleading; research from UC San Diego reveals how this reassurance often leads patients to ignore…

By Maznah Hamdan  •  09/09/2026