A survey of 500 U.S. adults found 17.1% had encountered judgmental language in medical records; many respondents expected harm to care and trust.
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Study Reassures On Benzodiazepines In Early Pregnancy
A study of more than 4 million pregnancies found no significant overall increase in congenital malformations after first-trimester benzodiazepine prescriptions.
Convenience Kit Recall: Medline Removes Convenience Kits Affected By BD ChloraPrep Applicator Recall
The FDA classifies Medline convenience kits containing two recalled BD ChloraPrep lots as Class I and advises customers to quarantine and destroy them.
Why Ears React Badly to Moisture More Than People Expect
Beneath the surface, trapped moisture can cause unexpected ear issues, and understanding why is key to protecting your hearing health.
Assisted Reproductive Technology Effective In Women With IBD
A prospective IBD cohort study found pregnancy in 73% of embryo transfer attempts versus 10% of IUI attempts; researchers caution the results are observational.
15 Best Essential Oil Inhalers for Personal Aromatherapy in 2027
Compare 15 essential oil inhalers by refillability, materials, included scents, and kit size to find the right fit for everyday personal aromatherapy.
15 Best Lavender Essential Oil for Aromatherapy and Sleep in 2027
Compare the best lavender essential oils for sleep, diffusers, and skin. See which pure, steam-distilled options offer the best value and potency for your needs.
Dartmouth Health Spearheads In-Home Primary, Palliative Care With $20M Gift
A $20 million gift will support Dartmouth Health at Home, a pilot offering in-home primary and palliative care from January 2027.
Dementia Cases Rising; Tylenol’s Effect On Brain Organoids; Early-Onset Alzheimer’s
A review estimates rising global dementia cases; separate studies examine acetaminophen in brain organoids and conditions preceding early-onset Alzheimer’s.
Can States Put The Brakes On Healthcare Spending?
California is moving from reporting to enforcement of healthcare spending targets as states test price caps, with savings and tradeoffs still under study.
