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What If Precision Medicine Became Preventive, Not Reactive?
The Reactive Nature of Modern Healthcare Modern healthcare largely intervenes after disease appears. Diagnosis triggers treatment, and medical innovation often focuses on improving therapeutic precision rather than preventing illness altogether. Even within precision medicine, genomic sequencing and biomarker analysis are typically applied once pathology has already emerged. Yet disease rarely begins suddenly. Many chronic conditions develop through gradual molecular and phys
Janice Chan
2 days ago3 min read


The Rise of "Hospital at Home"
Hospital at home is a healthcare model that allows people to receive hospital level care in their own homes instead of staying in a traditional hospital . This model has grown rapidly in recent years especially after the COVID-19 pandemic . Hospital at Home programs provide treatment that is just as safe and effective as regular hospital care while improving patient comfort and reducing healthcare costs . This makes it an important development for public health and the f
krishgupta0907
3 days ago2 min read


Using Artificial Intelligence to Create Meal Plans for Weight Loss: A Cautionary Tale
Why utilize meal planning for weight loss? Weight loss can be challenging and, to be honest, boring at times. A recommended method for weight loss is to keep daily calorie intake (calories consumed) less than calorie output (calories burned). The saying “You can’t outrun your plate” applies here. Maintaining a calorie deficit contributes to weight loss. There are many options available on the internet to assist with weight loss efforts. Websites abound with recommendations re
mclapham9
3 days ago4 min read


Reimagining Long Term Care: Why Structural Reform Can’t Wait
Long term care (LTC) in the United States is standing at a breaking point. As the population ages and medical complexity rises, the sector is being asked to deliver more care with fewer resources, thinner staffing, and outdated models that no longer reflect the needs of older adults. As your document notes, “the sector must be redesigned to meet the needs of an aging population.” The evidence—and the lived experience of families—makes this case unmistakably clear. The Evidenc
rncyndi2000
May 74 min read
AI in Global Healthcare: Who Benefits and Who Is Left Behind?
Pamela Moyo Health & Medical Writer Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming healthcare systems worldwide. From detecting disease in medical imaging to supporting virtual consultations, AI is increasingly being positioned as a tool that could improve diagnosis, treatment and access to care. Its potential has made it a growing focus for governments, healthcare providers and organisations such as the World Health Organization. However, while AI is often pres
MedReport Foundation
May 64 min read


Enhancing Maternal Education in the Perinatal Period Through Chatbot Technology
It is essential that pregnant women in the United States receive comprehensive medical care throughout the perinatal period, which consist of three trimesters: 1) Prenatal (antepartum) - pregnancy, 2) Intrapartum -labor and birth, and 3) P ostpartum - the first 42 days after the birth. According to 2023 data from the National Center for Health Statistics [NCHS], Hoyert (2023) reported that non-Hispanic Black women in the United States experienced significan
beachcopeland
Apr 305 min read


Machine Learning on AWS in Healthcare: Practical Foundations for Secure and Scalable Health Intelligence
Written by Kamorudeen Amuda, the picture was retrieve from https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/publicsector/securing-the-future-of-healthcare-in-the-age-of-generative-ai-and-connected-care/ Introduction Healthcare has entered an era in which data is abundant, but actionable insights remain difficult to obtain. Clinical records, imaging studies, laboratory measurements, and patient-generated data continue to grow in volume and complexity, often outpacing the capacity of traditional a
Kamorudeen Akindele AMUDA
Apr 285 min read


From Oncology to Society: Rethinking and Expanding Precision Medicine
Introduction Precision medicine is often associated with cancer care. Advances in tumor sequencing, targeted therapies, and biomarker-guided clinical trials have positioned oncology as the flagship application of this approach, shaping public perception to equate precision medicine exclusively with cancer treatment. However, what if these advancements extend beyond oncology? At its core, precision medicine is about understanding variability in genetics, environment, and lifes
Janice Chan
Apr 273 min read


ChatGPT and Critical Thinking: Tool or Threat?
ChatGPT has quickly become part of everyday academic and professional life. Students use it to brainstorm essays, explain concepts, and summarize readings, while professionals rely on it for drafting, planning, and problem-solving. At the same time, concerns are growing that frequent use of AI tools may weaken critical thinking, making people more passive, less analytical, and overly dependent on automated answers. Research suggests the reality is more nuanced. ChatGPT does n
Sara Abdul Qader
Apr 33 min read


Therapeutic Evolution and Future Horizons in Crohn’s Disease: A Clinical Review
Crohn's disease (CD) represents a complex, chronic, and progressive inflammatory condition of the gastrointestinal tract. It is a subtype of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that causes chronic inflammation throughout the digestive tract. Unlike ulcerative colitis, CD can affect any segment from the mouth to the anus and often penetrates the deeper layers of the bowel wall. Because inflammation can penetrate deep into the bowel wall, it can lead to complications like strictur
Parth Rastogi
Apr 35 min read


Nature's Medicine Cabinet, Part 1
The Surprising Plant Origins of Common Medicines: Roots, Branches, and Pain Relief
BB
Apr 111 min read


Artificial Intelligence in Pharmacovigilance: Global Health Authorities Updates
Introduction Global health authorities are actively shaping the future of artificial intelligence (AI) in pharmacovigilance, with new guidelines and frameworks emerging across regions. This article explores how regulators in the United States, Canada, Europe, United Kingdom, Brazil, Mexico, and Australia are responding to AI’s growing role in drug safety. From signal detection to case processing, AI is transforming traditional PV workflows. Authorities are now focused on bala
Fernanda Borrazas
Mar 313 min read


The Next Generation of Sleep: Contactless and Wearable Innovations
Woman sleeping, retrieved from: https://friendtex.com/best-cooling-pajamas/ Sleep Apnea Graphic Illustration, Retrieved from: https://www.salemhealth.org/you-matter/post/the-two-main-types-of-sleep-apnea-and-how-to-treat-them Among the United States population, it is estimated that 50-70 million U.S. adults have some sort of chronic sleep disorder (most notably Insomnia, Sleep Apnea, Restless Legs Syndrome, and Narcolepsy), with around 84 million not getting uninterrupted sle
Denby Williams
Mar 312 min read


Invisible Intelligence: How Passive AI Could Transform Care Without Touching the Patient
The Role of Passive AI in Revolutionizing Patient Care In several countries worldwide, artificial intelligence is being applied extensively as a technological tool AI has transformed industries, boosted efficiency, and opened up opportunities for innovation due to its capability to model human cognitive processes. In recent years, policymakers have been supporters of a wide variety of intelligent applications that use artificial intelligence and its specialized components to
kiralksf
Mar 303 min read


How AI is Changing Drug Labeling and Risk Communication
What Happens After AI flags a Drug Safety Issue. From Regulatory Review to Pharmacies and Health Plans
Vanessa Muller
Mar 285 min read


From Data to Decisions: The Ethical Implications of AI in Healthcare
Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming an important part of modern medicine. It has the potential to improve medical diagnoses, personalize treatments, reduce workload for healthcare professionals, and improve patient outcomes. However, along with these benefits come serious ethical concerns that must be carefully considered. If AI is used without proper oversight, it can harm patients, increase inequality, and weaken trust in healthcare systems. Medical ethics is
Samantha Sutherland
Mar 274 min read


Virtual Reality Therapy
Virtual Reality Therapy (VRT) is the use of computer generated simulations to make patients believe they are experiencing a different set and setting. 1 Counselors aid patients guiding them through their thoughts and emotions, and providing suggestions on how to address situations. VRT has been observed to help people suffering from various ailments, including anxiety, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and pain management. Bravemind for PTSD Bravemind is a VRT exposure t
Mark Lauria
Mar 122 min read


OpenAI's New Feature: ChatGPT Health
On January 7th, 2026 OpenAI launched a new tool directed towards health questions called ChatGPT Health. OpenAI claims that " Health is a dedicated space in ChatGPT where you can ask health and wellness questions and choose to connect your health data (like medical records and wellness apps) so responses can be grounded in that context (What is ChatGPT Health, 2026). This new tool could be beneficial for people to track and get advice on health-related questions, but it may a
Nisreen Dalal
Mar 52 min read


Reducing Migraines with Massage Therapy
By Anne Denk, RN, BSN Migraines affect 37 million Americans, including men, women, and children. Migraines occur due to a variety of factors. While there are multiple pharmacological treatment options, studies have shown that several alternative treatments are beneficial. Massage therapy is one of these alternative treatment options that can reduce the symptoms of migraines. Origins and Impacts of Migraines Migraine headaches occur for many reasons. Contributing factors inclu
Anne Denk
Feb 233 min read


AI in Healthcare
Image from Forbes What is AI? Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is the ability for computers to perform tasks that are typically done by humans, such as writing, problem-solving, and language understanding. Benefits of AI in Healthcare Some benefits are its ability to conduct surgery, provide diagnoses, organize data, and much more. All of this can be useful, but to every advantage, there is a disadvantage. Disadvantages of AI in Healthcare Some disadvantages are its malfunctio
sahana2019
Feb 131 min read
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