China’s Stricter Air Quality Standards Can Avert Over 200,000 Deaths
A study estimates full compliance with China’s revised PM2.5 limit could have prevented 233,668 premature deaths in 2024, with benefits varying by disease.
Hormone Therapy And Cancer Risk; Oncology Pay Cut; Mammograms Post-Double Mastectomy
A cancer news roundup flags a small breast cancer risk with some menopause hormone therapies, a 2% Medicare oncology pay cut and imaging after mastectomy.
Moderna’s Cancer Vaccine Is Incredibly Promising, But This Could Be A Major Obstacle To Its Success
Moderna’s personalized melanoma vaccine showed promising trial results with Keytruda, but its six-week custom production may limit scale and profitability.
What The 2026 Midterms Mean For The Home-Based Care Industry
Democrats’ control of Congress may shift attention to home care affordability and Medicaid, but presidential veto power and workforce shortages complicate action.
