A study of Pennsylvania prisons found extreme heat and cold were associated with higher death and medical-care rates over 20 years.
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‘Tech Is Not Good Or Bad, But Neither Is It Neutral’: What We Heard This Week
MedPage Today’s October 18 roundup collects expert comments on healthcare AI, flu vaccination access, pregnancy, HIV and other research.
World Gym Plans 30 Thailand Clubs As Global Fitness Giants Target Market
World Gym plans 30 Thailand clubs over five years and has leased a second Bangkok site, as international fitness chains expand in the market.
Compassus Leans Into Embedded Health System Partnerships To Power Home Health Strategy
Compassus is pursuing acquisitions, joint ventures and new locations, with embedded health system teams central to its home-based care strategy.
An ESPN Producer Who Quit Because Of Sports Gambling
Former ESPN producer Nicole Noren says the network’s betting partnerships and promotion of gambling led her to leave after 24 years.
Trump Administration Advances Plan For Peptides Favored By RFK Jr.
HHS has sent a peptide access policy to the White House. People familiar with the plan say it could let pharmacies temporarily compound some popular peptides.
Eric Von Frohlich Remembered As Fitness Innovator, Beloved Coach & Friend
Eric Von Frohlich, who helped bring rowing to boutique fitness and coached in New York, has died at 60. Colleagues recall his work and Parkinson’s advocacy.
Things To Know When You Get Cancer – 2026 Edition
A patient diagnosed with oral squamous cell carcinoma shares lessons on appointments, second opinions, testing and treatment decisions.
Do Dentists Know What They’re Doing?
A personal account describes conflicting dental advice and disputed cavity diagnoses, but does not establish how common such cases are.
Study Finds Lower Pregnancy Risks In HPV-Vaccinated Women
A Swedish study of 624,713 births found modestly lower odds of several pregnancy complications among women who received a quadrivalent HPV vaccine.