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Methylene Blue: Miracle or Misinformation?
Lately, methylene blue has gone viral—touted by influencers as a brain booster, immune helper, and even a cancer fighter. But is it really the next big thing
Lately, methylene blue has gone viral—touted by influencers as a brain booster, immune helper, and even a cancer fighter. But is it really the next big thing
Need a doctor? You might not have to look any further than your local grocery store. That’s right — healthcare has gone retail. Across the
What Happens When Personal Experience Leads to National Guidelines? Samuel Lunsford has struggled with obesity his entire life. Before turning 14, he joined an extensive
Who says retirement means putting your stethoscope down for good? For many doctors, it’s just a new chapter of part-time healing. A recent survey of
Ireland Leads the WayIn 2026, Ireland will be the first country to require cancer warning labels on alcohol products, stating clear links to fatal diseases
Soleno Therapeutics has reported the death of a 17-year-old patient taking its experimental treatment Vykat XR for hyperphagia in Prader-Willi syndrome. The company said the
The Campus Grind We’ve all been there. Finals week. The library is your home, caffeine is your food group, and your stress levels are through
Researchers are urging more transparency and independent evaluation of patient support programs (PSPs) offered by pharmaceutical companies, especially for high-cost drugs. Key Findings Do these programs provide
You might think “old age” is someone else’s problem — but caring for older adults isn’t just about medicine. In fact, the way we support
Can You Trust What You See on Social Media? Spoiler Alert: Just because it’s viral doesn’t mean it’s true! Scrolling through social media, you’ve probably seen