Multifloral honey shows promise in protecting skin cells from UV damage, study finds
Laboratory research indicates multifloral honey may protect human skin cells from UV damage through antioxidant mechanisms, with potential future applications…
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UK’s MHRA Publishes Performance Data: Drug Approvals, Review Times, and Regulatory Efficiency Metrics
The UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has published comprehensive performance data on drug approvals, review timelines, and…
Teaching Children to Make Safe Choices: Beyond Protective Barriers
Approximately 20 US children die daily from unintentional injuries. While car seats and safety barriers are essential, child psychologists emphasize…
Protecting Children During Extreme Heat: Clinical Guidance for Families and Healthcare Providers
Heat-related illness in children is preventable through age-appropriate hydration, environmental modifications, and recognition of warning signs. A pediatric specialist from…
Heat stress affects women more severely than men, research suggests
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Federal Judge Blocks Subpoenas Targeting Transgender Patient Records at New York Hospitals
A federal judge temporarily blocked prosecutors from accessing transgender patient medical records at New York hospitals. The temporary restraining order…
U.S. Healthcare Spending Surged 7.3% in 2025, Driven by GLP-1 Adoption and Increased Care Utilization
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Brain imaging reveals speech learning depends on sensory processing, not motor control alone
A June 2026 neuroimaging study challenges conventional speech neuroscience, revealing that auditory and somatosensory processing—not motor control alone—drives speech learning.…
Tea Type Dramatically Alters Kombucha’s Chemistry and Antioxidant Power, Study Finds
Scientists have discovered that kombucha's antioxidant activity, flavor, and chemical composition vary dramatically based on the tea used to make…