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December is the last chance for interested patients to enroll in genetic testing free of charge through Intermountain Health.

1. In this retrospective population-based study, vaccination against COVID-19 among those over age 50 in France was effective in reducing morbidity, mortality, and stress on the healthcare system. Evidence Rating Level: 2 (Good) Following the widespread distribution of vaccines against COVID-19, it is important to retrospectively evaluate the effectiveness of this public health endeavor. Researchers

Lisa Schrade, PharmD, explores the implications of real-world data comparing standard half-life and extended half-life products in hemophilia A treatment.

To further strengthen Jewish community resources and institutions, we need to actually use them.

Good Thursday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on Jewish Agency emissaries in the United States and calls in Congress to strip federal funding for universities that tolerate antisemitism. We feature an opinion piece from Elliot B. Karp about this week’s March for Israel and one from Addie Goodman and Lily...

Genetic testing can inform patients if they have an inherited form of high cholesterol and prompt them to undergo treatment that could help prevent a heart attack, stroke and possibly death, a new study says.

Genetic testing can inform patients if they have an inherited form of high cholesterol and prompt them to undergo treatment that could help prevent a heart attack, stroke and possibly death, a new study says.

1. This cross-sectional study found that physical activity, employment, pain, and sense of control were the most important factors that influenced health-related quality of life in middle-aged men and women. Evidence Rating Level: 2 (Good) HRQoL, a crucial metric in public health research, encompasses both physical and mental aspects of health and is influenced by

This is the third year that our K-State Research & Extension Small Grains and Forage specialist Romulo Lollato has put an intensive whea

The latest study presents an optimistic scenario, against last year's UN estimate, which said that the world population would hit 9.7 billion by the middle of the century.