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A woman who discovered she was a survivor of female genital mutilation while living in England found support through specialized healthcare services and is now encouraging others to seek help.
A major Oxford University study reveals that 59% of people with high blood pressure in England are undiagnosed, while only half of those receiving treatment have their condition under control.
A Stanford medical professor diagnosed with Stage IV lung cancer benefits from new targeted therapies that are transforming treatment outcomes, though access and affordability remain significant barriers for patients.
Fewer than 3% of US sickle cell patients receive red blood cell exchange therapy despite 91% of healthcare providers having access to the procedure, according to a new survey.
A Royal College of GPs survey found that three-quarters of UK family doctors lack sufficient time to provide in-depth preventative care conversations with patients about lifestyle and health matters.
Sleep trackers and obsessive optimization may worsen sleep quality, with doctors noting a rise in ‘orthosomnia,’ an unhealthy fixation on achieving perfect sleep scores.
