Health & Wellness

10/13/2026 · Roslindale

Vascular Surgeon Shortages Affect 75 Million Americans

More than 75 million people in the United States reside in areas without local access to a vascular surgeon, according to recent findings. This shortage impacts over 2,400 counties nationwide. The data highlights a growing concern as the population at risk for vascular disease increases.

09/29/2026

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Women in Perimenopause and Menopause Represent $350 Billion in Unmet Longevity Market Demand

Women experiencing perimenopause or menopause show high engagement in the longevity market, yet they express dissatisfaction with available products. A new survey found these women would collectively spend an additional $350 billion if more suitable options existed. This demographic already outspends other age groups in this sector.

09/28/2026 · Massachusetts

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U.S. Cancer Mortality Rates Decline, Driven by Lung Cancer Progress

A new annual report details falling cancer death rates across the United States. Progress against lung cancer has significantly contributed to this overall decline. Researchers attribute these shifts to ongoing advancements in cancer care.

09/28/2026 · Massachusetts

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AI Analyzes Clinical Notes for Medical Research on GLP-1 Medications

Researchers published findings in Nature Medicine on the use of artificial intelligence to analyze patient records. This method captured data on weight and blood sugar changes in individuals taking GLP-1 medications, information often unavailable through standard analyses.

09/28/2026 · Massachusetts

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CDC Reports Rise in Animal Rabies Cases, Public Exposure Incidents

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports an increase in animal rabies cases, leading to more human exposure incidents. Health officials urge the public to avoid contact with wildlife and ensure pet vaccinations are current. This trend necessitates heightened awareness and preventive measures.

09/27/2026 · Massachusetts

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9/11 Health Program Informs Disaster Response Two Decades On

Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, a health program designed for responders and survivors provides critical data. Its findings influence how public health officials prepare for and manage health crises following large-scale disasters. The program tracks a range of conditions, offering insights into long-term medical needs.

09/27/2026 · Massachusetts