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The early days included strange devices, diagnoses in a system where the Utah State Hospital was the only treatment option ...
Step into the past at the Stuhr Museum in Grand Island, Nebraska—where prairie life, quirky artifacts, and a town frozen in 1895 come alive. From walking the streets of Railroad Town to peeking behind ...
The pregnancy-test–like tool—which works in only 10 minutes—is 500 percent more sensitive than current laboratory tests, ...
Scientists transformed everyday coffee stain patterns into a breakthrough diagnostic tool that's 100 times more sensitive ...
Home check: Nurse practitioner Marie Grosh visits Leroy Zacharias once a month at his home in a Cleveland suburb, where he lives with his wife, Bridget, and his dog, Snickers. Grosh checks ...
Clearance by the Food and Drug Administration means Minnesota Medical Technologies can now sell its fecal incontinence ...
Scrimping on flood protection may have saved taxpayers money. But the Hill Country floods on July 4 cost 137 people -- ...
We asked Healthline editors what health products have truly changed their lives for the better. Here's what they said.
Hospitals are expensive to build and maintain. They need complex equipment and a sophisticated infrastructure to store data, communicate between teams and protect patient information. Pre-pandemic, ...
For many rural Texans, quality healthcare doesn’t end at the clinic. Seymour Medical Supply, a division of Knox County Hospital District (KCHD), continues to play a vital role in helping individuals ...