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For a country that spends more on healthcare than almost any other nation, the United States has shockingly poor outcomes when it comes to one of life’s most basic experiences: giving birth. Despite modern facilities and technological developments, the United States has some of the highest rates of maternal and newborn mortality in the developed … Read more
Introduction Smartphones have deeply woven themselves into childhood today—from games and videos to chatting with friends and sharing selfies. But what happens when exposure begins very early? A landmark global study has sparked concern: young adults who rec faveived smartphones before age 13 report significantly higher rates of anxiety, low self‑worth, and even suicidal thoughts … Read more
Introduction When people hear the word “plague” they often think of the Black Death—the medieval pandemic that wiped out millions. But few realize that the plague isn’t just a relic of the past; it still exists today, and its most deadly and contagious form is pneumonic plague. Unlike its more common cousin, bubonic plague (which … Read more
Imagine planning your dream vacation, only to end up in bed with fatigue, fever, and stomach pain. That’s how hepatitis A has surprised many unsuspecting travelers and even locals in regions with poor sanitation. But hepatitis A isn’t just a travel-related disease—it’s a global public health concern that affects millions every year. Fortunately, it’s also … Read more
Introduction Since the emergence of COVID-19 in late 2019, the development and approval of vaccines have been one of the most significant scientific achievements in modern medicine. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has played a crucial role in evaluating and authorizing these vaccines, ensuring they meet rigorous safety and efficacy standards before reaching … Read more
