Baton Rouge Dental Practice Combines Three Specialties to Streamline Comprehensive Care
Kidder Owens Dental has organized its three-dentist team to offer comprehensive dental exams that evaluate teeth, gums, bite, and jaw in one location, potentially simplifying treatment planning for ad...
AMZsimple Expands Accelerator to Manage Amazon and Walmart Paid Media Under One Framework
AMZsimple has broadened its Accelerator program to include Walmart marketplace scaling and Amazon DSP advertising, aiming to help established consumer brands manage cross-platform complexity while pro...
Raleigh Family Law Firm Adds Alaska Pro Bono Honoree Kevin Sullivan
Charles R. Ullman & Associates has hired family law attorney Kevin F. Sullivan Jr., an Alaska Bar Association Pro Bono Champion, expanding its divorce and custody litigation capacity in Wake County.
China's Stricter PM2.5 Limit Could Avert 233,668 Premature Deaths Annually, Study Finds
A new health impact assessment shows that China's revised 25 µg m⁻³ annual PM2.5 standard could avert nearly four times as many premature deaths as the former 35 µg m⁻³ limit and achieve 83% of the PM...
Sixth Annual Sickle Cell Caregiver Summit Goes Global to Support Families and Advocates
The three-day virtual Sickle Cell Caregiver Summit, running November 13-15, 2026, brings caregivers, patients, and healthcare professionals together worldwide to address caregiver wellness, advocacy, ...
Yoga-Based Cardiac Rehab Improves Quality of Life for Heart Failure Patients in India
A large trial in India found that a yoga-based cardiac rehabilitation program improved quality of life and walking distance for heart failure patients, though it did not significantly reduce death, ho...
Balloon Technique Shows Promise for Improving Circulation During Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest
A small feasibility study from England suggests that inflating a balloon in the aorta during resuscitation may improve blood flow to the heart and brain in patients whose cardiac arrest has not respon...
Smartphone CPR Alerts Fail to Boost Bystander Response in Major Trial
A randomized study in British Columbia and Columbus, Ohio found that PulsePoint Respond smartphone alerts did not significantly increase bystander CPR or AED use, suggesting high baseline CPR rates ma...
Intensive Blood Pressure Therapy Falls Short on Cardiovascular Events in Type 2 Diabetes
A large Brazilian trial found that intensive blood pressure lowering did not significantly reduce major cardiovascular events in adults with Type 2 diabetes compared to standard treatment, though a mo...
Smart Alerting Boosts Volunteer CPR Response Before Ambulances Arrive
A German trial found that smartphone alerts prioritizing volunteer responders by estimated travel time, rather than proximity, nearly doubled the chance of early bystander CPR for cardiac arrest victi...
Stopping Statins for Primary Prevention Appears Safe for Older Adults, But Raises Long-Term Questions
A new trial presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2026 found that discontinuing statins in adults 70 and older without cardiovascular disease was generally safe at two year...
Aggressive Blood Pressure Control Cuts Second Stroke Risk in Survivors
New trial data show that intensive systolic blood pressure treatment in stroke survivors reduces major cardiovascular events by 21%, potentially reshaping secondary prevention guidelines.
Super Patch Partners with Spartan Race, Bringing Drug-Free Wearable Tech to SLO CAL Trifecta Weekend
Super Patch becomes an official partner of Spartan Race at the 2026 SLO CAL Trifecta Weekend, introducing its BOOST and VICTORY patches to athletes and awarding $15,000 in elite prizes.
Low-Cost Diuretic Spironolactone Lowers Blood Pressure After Stroke, Trial Finds
Adding spironolactone to post-stroke care significantly lowered blood pressure and doubled the rate of patients reaching recommended targets, offering a cheap way to reduce recurrent stroke risk.
Pelacarsen Slashes Lp(a) by 78% but Fails to Reduce Cardiovascular Events in Landmark Trial
The Lp(a) HORIZON trial found that pelacarsen lowered Lp(a) by 78% but did not reduce major adverse cardiovascular events, underscoring the need for continued Lp(a) measurement and further research.
ZEUS Trial Finds Inflammation-Lowering Drug Ziltivekimab Does Not Reduce Cardiovascular Events in High-Risk Kidney Disease Patients
The phase III ZEUS trial showed that ziltivekimab, an interleukin-6 inhibitor, significantly lowered inflammation markers but did not reduce heart attack, stroke, or cardiovascular death in adults wit...
Pronghorn Comeback and Screwworm's Return: Inside West Texas Wildlife Fight
A new podcast episode features a Sul Ross State University scientist discussing the hard-won rebound of West Texas pronghorn and the reemergence of New World screwworm, highlighting urgent conservatio...
HKUST President Nancy Ip Wins UNESCO-Equatorial Guinea Prize for Alzheimer's Research
Prof. Nancy Ip of HKUST has received the 2026 UNESCO-Equatorial Guinea International Prize for Research in the Life Sciences for her work on Alzheimer's biomarkers, blood-based diagnostics and gene th...
Veteran Truck Driver Urges New Drivers to Look Beyond Pay When Choosing a Carrier
Suzanne Carlson, a longtime truck driver and informal mentor, says asking detailed questions about schedules, safety culture, and dispatch support before accepting a job can determine whether a new dr...
Big Apple Plumbing Becomes Official SpringWell Installer for North Denver Metro
Big Apple Plumbing's official SpringWell installer status gives Colorado homeowners a licensed local option for whole-house water filtration and softening installations, addressing a common gap betwee...
Short-Term Tracking Inflates Environmental Inequality, Study Finds
A new study reveals that short-term mobility tracking exaggerates environmental exposure disparities, urging longer observation windows for accurate environmental justice assessments.
Atari's 1979 McDonald's Gamification Pitch to Hit Auction Block
Original drawings and presentation materials from Atari's 1979 proposal to bring interactive gaming into McDonald's restaurants will be auctioned by NobleSpirit on November 19, 2026, offering a rare g...
MachineTranslation.com Launches Team Plan to Streamline Shared Translation Workflows
MachineTranslation.com's new Team Plan offers a shared account with per-seat pricing and a single invoice, addressing growing demand from businesses whose translation work now spans multiple departmen...
JH Mountain Glow Launches Official Website for Jackson Skincare Boutique
JH Mountain Glow has launched a new official website to give customers a single trusted source for boutique information, a move that highlights the growing importance of accurate online presence for s...
Vinchin Releases 2026 Joint Whitepaper Collection to Strengthen Enterprise Data Protection and Cyber Resilience
Vinchin has published a collection of four technical whitepapers aimed at helping enterprises protect data across cloud, virtualization, and hybrid IT environments while building long-term cyber resil...
Hammer Head Swim Caps Aims to Build Aquatic Sports Safety Category with Patented Protective Cap
Hammer Head is positioning its patented protective swim cap as the foundation of a new aquatic sports safety category, citing independent testing that shows reduced impact force and drag.
EGFR Blockade Emerges as Promising Strategy to Curb Airway Mucus Hypersecretion
A new review identifies the EGFR signaling pathway as a central driver of mucus hypersecretion in asthma, COPD, cystic fibrosis, and respiratory infections, and evaluates targeted drugs that could mov...
Orthodontists Recommend First Check by Age 7 for Bennington Children
Efros Orthodontics urges parents in Bennington, Vermont, to schedule a first orthodontic evaluation for children around age seven, citing American Association of Orthodontists guidance that early asse...