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FDA Issues Safety Correction for Automated Impella Heart Pump Controllers

FDA announces safety correction for Automated Impella Controllers due to potential hardware issues that could delay or interrupt life-sustaining cardiac…

Cannabis for Sleep Creates Dependency Cycle, Neurologist Warns

Cannabis use for sleep creates dependency cycles particularly affecting young people and trauma survivors. Neurological research reveals how cannabis disrupts…

UK Dental Crisis Forces Students to Spend University Savings on Private Treatment as NHS Access Collapses

UK students are forced to spend university savings on private dental treatment as NHS access collapses. BBC investigation reveals financial…

Hospital Finance Leaders Call for Revenue Cycle Reform to Cut Healthcare Costs

Hospital finance leaders at HFMA's 2026 conference identified revenue cycle management inefficiencies as a major driver of healthcare costs. Industry…

New US Grantmaking Rule Threatens Medical Research Independence, Warns Science Leader

AAMC president warns new federal grantmaking rule poses unprecedented threat to medical research independence after 40-year career. Political interference in…

Tranexamic Acid Reduces Blood Transfusions by 11% in Major Surgery

Large randomized trial shows tranexamic acid reduces blood transfusions by 11% in major surgery without safety concerns. The low-cost intervention…

CRISPR Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Children with Sickle Cell Disease and Beta-Thalassemia

CRISPR gene therapy exa-cel achieved 95% efficacy in eliminating blood transfusions for children with beta-thalassemia and sickle cell disease. New…

Uganda Reports First Bundibugyo Virus Case in 2026 with Complete Genomic Sequencing

Ugandan researchers document first 2026 Bundibugyo virus case with complete genomic sequencing, providing crucial data for outbreak preparedness and viral…

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