Wild west': experts concerned by illegal promotion of weight-loss jabs in UK
The weight-loss injection market in the UK is poorly regulated, leading to aggressive illegal promotions and exploitation of loopholes by companies.
Hungary's most deprived people donate blood plasma to survive photo essay
Plasma donation in northeastern Hungary reflects economic desperation, especially among marginalized populations, becoming a survival strategy amidst chronic unemployment.
New FDA rules require TV drug ads to be more clear and direct
New FDA guidelines mandate clearer communication of drug risks in advertising, focusing on simplicity and transparency.
Nursing home residents now have better qualify of life, but rise of corporate owners creates risk, report warns
Nursing home ownership is consolidating among large corporate groups, posing risks to care quality and residents' wellbeing.
The regulation of nursing homes has significantly improved quality of care over the past 15 years.
Gov. Newsom Considers Legislation to Protect Healthcare from Rising Venture Capital Influence | KQED
Legislation aims to protect patient care by limiting private equity influence over healthcare decisions, despite concerns about investment deterrents.
Biden administration finalizes rule to boost mental health care access
New regulations aim to improve access to affordable mental health services for 175 million Americans with private health insurance.
Peru Issued a Decree Calling Trans Identity a Disorder.' A Backlash Followed.
The Peruvian government classified transgender identity as a mental health problem, sparking outrage among the LGBTQ community.
Abortion Advocates Criticize Proposed Texas Medical Board Guidance
Doctors in Texas may face added requirements when performing abortions, potentially discouraging them from providing necessary care.
Regulation of Pelvic Exams Is Long Overdue
The Department of Health and Human Services is reinforcing the need for written, informed consent for sensitive medical examinations in training institutions.
US Supreme Court hears arguments in abortion pill case
The U.S. Supreme Court justices did not appear ready to limit access to the abortion pill mifepristone, which has significant implications.
The FDA approved mifepristone in 2000 as a safe way to end early pregnancies, and the agency has monitored its safety for more than 20 years.