Opinion: Can chatting with strangers improve public health?
I travel a lot. Last year, I took dozens of trips for work, visiting family and friends, and vacation. One of my favorite things to do at airport gates, on trains, or
What to know about the new flu variant, subclade K
Every year, vaccine manufacturers rely on guidance from the World Health Organization to know what influenza strain to target with their flu shots. But sometimes the strains that end up circulating in
What West Virginia teens lost when CDC cuts ended their fight against Big Tobacco
Breanna Cutright was getting her nails painted purple for junior prom when the email arrived on her phone with bad news. Raze, an anti-tobacco program focused on young people across West Virginia,
The Hidden Complexities of Medical Needle Design
Every injection, biopsy, and infusion relies on a deceptively complex component: the medical needle. More than a simple conduit, small details about how needles are designed directly impact device performance. For OEMs,
Quvara Medical debuts as latest CDMO after Buckland Group buys Becton Dickinson facility
The Buckland Group launched Quvara Medical as the newest CDMO to debut this year after buying a former Becton Dickinson manufacturing site in the U.K. for an undisclosed price.
Beyond infant nutrition: HMOs extend into healthy aging, nootropics & disease prevention
While predominantly linked to infant formula, human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) are moving into adult nutrition as research connects them to gut, metabolic, and healthy-aging benefits, with further opportunities in sports and medical
Risk Factors for Sarcopenia in Older Adults on MHD Include Physical Activity, Nutrition
A multicenter study outlines stage-specific risk factors, protective traits for sarcopenia in older adults on maintenance hemodialysis, supporting earlier screening.
Nutrition workshop coming to Y
Looking to boost your energy, improve sleep, and reduce cravings? Join the Mathews Family YMCA on Thursday, Dec. 11, from 4-5 p.m. for Fuel for…