Younger Stroke Survivors Face Unique Mental Health Hurdles MedNews
FRIDAY, March 13, 2026 While a stroke is often seen as a condition affecting the elderly, new research shows younger survivors are navigating a silent crisis of
‘Manufacturing is access’: How Gilead’s early production moves set PrEP med Yeztugo up for success
From its 17-year development cycle through to its commercial launch, production has always been in Yeztugo’s DNA. And, for the twice-yearly pre-exposure prophylaxis medication—which Gilead Sciences has positioned as a key tool
Feeling tired, achy, or weak? Expert says low vitamin D could be the cause, here’s how sunlight, nutrition, and doctor-guided supplements can help
It sounds almost ironic. People live in bright, sun-filled regions, yet millions struggle with low vitamin D levels.Doctors say this quiet deficiency has become one of the most widespread nutritional problems today.
Managing chronic inflammation in modern broilers
Genetic selection, refined management, and nutritional innovations allow modern flocks to reach market weight in just weeks. Yet such efficiency comes
FDA move on flavored vapes rattles public health experts
Many tobacco researchers and policy experts think e-cigarettes have potential as a tool to help people quit smoking. But they also want to prevent teenagers from taking up the habit and getting
STAT+: White House says it’s ‘done’ with vaccines. MAHA begs to differ
WASHINGTON — White House officials are steering the Trump administration away from vaccine reform, fearing the political consequences of emphasizing a relatively unpopular issue in a key election year. But the Make
FDA scolds CDMO Simtra with warning letter over contamination fumbles
Simtra BioPharma Solutions was issued a warning letter by the FDA after an inspection uncovered a number of problems at the CDMO’s production plant in Halle, Germany.
FDA fires off another manufacturing-related CRL, this one to Hyloris
The FDA has rejected Hyloris Pharmaceuticals’ antiviral valacyclovir, an oral suspension for infections caused by herpes simplex and varicella-zoster viruses becasue of manufacturing problems.
Nutrition
While protein and electrolyte additions to water are all the rage in America, a newer nutrition focus is increasing fiber intake.
Nutrition Month: Expert says whole foods diet is key to better health
Small, consistent changes in diet can improve quality of life, recipe developer says.