The House advanced a veterans compensation bill that would change how tinnitus and sleep apnea are rated for future claims, drawing sharp criticism from Democrats and veterans groups.
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Sen. Chris Murphy’s hospitalization and transfer to rehabilitation offer a timely reminder that stroke is a medical emergency, and that recovery often continues after the hospital stay ends.
AARP’s latest consumer guide highlights how prescription drugs, over-the-counter products and supplements can become harder to manage with age—and why regular medication reviews can help catch problems early.
Newer research is reshaping how clinicians talk about menopause hormone therapy and cardiovascular risk, but experts say it is still a symptom treatment, not a heart-disease prevention plan.
A large clinical trial found that the experimental obesity drug retatrutide lowered body weight and improved knee osteoarthritis pain, though researchers say more study is needed before drawing broader conclusions.
House Democrats are preparing to scrutinize drug pricing as Congress returns to Washington, reviving a long-running debate over what patients pay and why.
Democratic control of Congress is set to alter the committees that steer Medicare, drug pricing and broader health policy, while adding lawmakers with medical and scientific backgrounds.
A recent debate over menopause hormone therapy has renewed a familiar question: does treatment affect dementia risk? Here’s what current evidence can and cannot tell us.
Retirement can bring more freedom, but it may also reduce the daily mental, social and physical activity that helps support brain health. Here’s what the evidence suggests.
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