Wellness Bio Radar
Breaking health news, regulatory updates and important developments in medical and wellness science.
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At the faculty practice of a major academic medical center, physicians are confronting mounting disorder in outpatient clinics. Dr. Fred Pelzman, a faculty member, wrote on June 9, 2026 about the…
California, a major dairy producer, is at the center of a growing cheese recall due to potential Listeria contamination. Two cheese varieties are affected. The recall follows a similar action on the…
London, June 7 2026 – New post‑marketing analyses have identified a modest increase in venous thromboembolism (VTE) among patients taking baricitinib (Olumiant). The findings compare unfavorably with…
Public health officials are warning that the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo could escalate into a historic catastrophe. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
Health workers in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo arrived in a village recently to help bury an Ebola victim. Instead, they were threatened. The incident highlights the challenges faced by…
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), often called „forever chemicals,” are increasingly found in our environment. These man-made chemicals pose potential health risks, including links to…
At least a dozen states in the U.S. are implementing pilot programs that provide medically tailored meals through Medicaid. This federal-state health insurance program serves around 71 million…
In a personal experiment, I decided to replace my afternoon coffee with hojicha, a traditional Japanese roasted green tea. This change occurred over the course of several weeks, aiming to explore the…
University College London scientists have co-developed a breakthrough technology that records and manipulates brain activity simultaneously. The innovation, known as Neuropixels Opto, was announced…
Four nurses in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have been released from the hospital after fully recovering from Ebola. Their recovery comes amid ongoing efforts to combat the…
Congo and Uganda are battling a rare Ebola virus outbreak, with cases rising faster than the response. The outbreak began in Congo in early February, with the virus identified as the relatively rare…
Emergency room visits for tick bites have surged, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reporting the highest numbers in over a decade. This rise is alarming as tick bites can lead to…