In the critical moments following an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, the quality of chest compressions can be the single most important factor determining a patient's chance of survival, a challenge that is magnified exponentially in rural areas where transport times are long and resources are
The persistent, rhythmic hum of interconnected medical devices in a modern hospital is often perceived as the sound of progress and advanced care, but it may also be masking a growing and silent threat to patient safety. The rapid proliferation of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)—from smart
The global public health system is confronting a slow-burning but catastrophic crisis as the very medicines designed to save us are losing their power against an invisible enemy. This silent pandemic of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) threatens to unwind a century of medical progress, turning
With a critical healthcare deadline rapidly approaching, House Republican leaders have introduced a comprehensive 111-page draft bill designed to tackle healthcare affordability through a series of market-based reforms. The legislation is being aggressively fast-tracked, with a Rules Committee
The global healthcare community is currently navigating a profound and complex paradox where the relentless rise in new cancer diagnoses is met with an equally persistent improvement in patient survival rates. This duality is reshaping the landscape of oncology, creating an unprecedented strain on
The COVID-19 pandemic delivered a harsh but necessary lesson about the fragility of global supply chains, revealing how an over-reliance on foreign manufacturing for essential medical goods can pose a direct threat to national security. The ensuing consensus that America must rebuild its domestic
