Kennedy Ferruggia, Associate Editor

Pearl Health will offer technology and insight solutions while Walgreens provides clinical services.

Researchers found an increased risk of breast cancer in women who had higher particulate matter levels near their home.

The Phase 2 KARDIA-1 Study met its primary endpoint of lower systolic blood pressure with the use of zilebesiran.

A phase 3 study assessing macitentan 75mg treatment for CTEPH was stopped, although another study using macitentan will continue.

Cases of certain HPV-related high-grade disease were not found in the 10-year follow up for girls and boys who received 3 doses of the Gardasil 9 injection.

An upcoming large-scale clinical trial of the Glucose Everyday Matters program will evaluate its safety and efficacy in managing type 2 diabetes.

The upcoming study seeks to analyze whether immature lungs in infants infected with respiratory syncytial virus increases the likelihood of developing asthma later in life.

The risk of developing gestational diabetes was similar between both group prenatal care and traditional individual prenatal care, however, group care may benefit some patients as a treatment option.

SSRI treatment for postnatal depression brought long-term benefits for mothers and their offspring in the following years after childbirth, study findings showed.

Stressful life events and poor sleeping patterns are linked to the development of atrial fibrillation in older women.

Any new prices established after negotiations will be effective on January 1, 2026.

KET01 could successfully treat treatment-resistant depression while limiting adverse effects in the home environment, according to the study.

The recent discovery could aid further research on the cause of Huntington’s disease and other inherited conditions.

The phase 3 study will advance the safety findings of survodutide reported in the phase 2 study to aid overweight and obesity.

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Session at NACDS Total Store Expo discusses how pharmacies can leverage their accessibility to decrease diet-related diseases through health and wellness.

Session at NACDS Total Store Expo discusses how to address shortcomings in women’s health areas in the health and wellness industry.

Session at NACDS Total Store Expo discusses minor changes that retail companies can make to mesh artificial intelligence into their work to increase sales, improve margins, and lower costs.

Policy efforts must be put in place to support HCV treatment for all individuals to reduce the disparities in direct-acting antiviral treatment.

No major changes were found in overdose behaviors among individuals who received take-home naloxone.

The findings suggest that varying precautions and factors affected the transmission rates in schools in different periods of the pandemic.

Updated guidelines, comprehensive review, and an investment of resources into pediatric preventive cardiology programs could help provide successful care.

The findings suggest that CHD1L’s could provide treatment opportunities for individuals infected with HIV-1.

Social jet lag could create adverse health impacts that a 90-minute difference in the mid-point of sleep can improve.

The findings suggest that cigarette smoking is an independent predictor for the expansion of hematoma, although smoking status does not cause a difference in mortality.

Of the individuals that participated in the study, 65.3% reported hearing loss at 71 years and 96.2% reported hearing loss by 90 years.

The common diabetes drug could mediate hyperglycemia, which is caused when SARS-CoV-2 infects hepatocytes.

The findings suggest that individuals who consume alcohol will have high blood pressure over time compared to non-drinkers.

Study shows maternal vaccination with Pfizer’s hexavalent capsular polysaccharide conjugate vaccine may protect infants against Group B Streptococcus.

The data could inform how non–steroidal anti-inflammatory drug-mediated mitochondrial uncoupling could affect other diseases.