Public health systems and hospitals have existed for centuries with the oldest example of a hospital, dating back to 325…
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The need for Native American awareness in healthcare
For years, Rapid City IHS has been one of the worst clinics for Native Americans in the Great Plains area.…
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What can we do about cybersecurity in healthcare?
On May 8th, Ascension, a large Catholic healthcare system, experienced a ransomware attack, negatively impacting its 5.6 million patients. Not…
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Tuberculosis is curable, so why is it taking millions of lives?
On October 29th, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that tuberculosis had been a significant contributor to the deaths of…
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The UnitedHealthcare CEO’s murder was a long time coming
On December 4th, 2024, while walking along West 54th Street toward the New York Hilton Midtown hotel, where the annual…
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The future of United States health policy lays in the hands of former presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
On November 14th, President-elect Donald Trump announced his decision to choose the former independent presidential candidate—and nephew of former President…
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Oral disease affects staggering numbers of global populations
Despite the fact that most oral health conditions are preventable, and can be treated in the early stages of the…
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Social media continues to contribute to mental illness
With social media platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok continuing to be highly used apps, and devices collectively…
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Only 1 in 7 young children meet global health requirements
It is no secret that a new digital age has changed the lives of children across the world. However, no…
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Mosquito borne illnesses on the rise
The annoying pests that take your blood may now leave more than just red bumps in exchange. With the recent…
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