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Chaotic scene in texas after at least 21 teenagers were injured during a walkway collapse. it happened in surfside beach near houston with all victims between 14 and 18. all of them were taken to hospitals, including five who were airlifted. officials say none of them has life-threatening injuries. still ahead for us tonight, the new warning from major companies. come back to the office or else. whats b behind the e urgent pusush, next. (man)) what i if my type e 2 diabets takes s over? (woman...

UT Health has launched a program devoted to disease education called Diabetes University.

Be in a position where we were not going to continue to pay the highest drug prices in the world. thats what we do, by the way. same manufacture of a drug in the united states selling it here in japan, selling it in tokyo or selling it in berlin or selling it around the world, they pay a lot less than we pay at home. so we said a simple proposition. take a look at how much it cost to make the product. and i am not going to ask you a show of hands like i do at a town meeting, but i ask how many p...

Researchers at Rice University have found a way to test and screen hundreds of materials at the same time to identify which particular materials the body's immune system would accept

Researchers at Rice University have found a way to test and screen hundreds of materials at the same time to identify which particular materials the body's immune system would accept

Canada, here you pay a lot more. big pharma, we cut the spending by $200 billion by expanding the medicares power to negotiate prescription drug prices and making drug companies pay rebates when they raise prices faster than inflation, and we have already cut by $160 billion in savings the bill we passed last year, and it has three parts to it, by the way. one part didnt kick in until january 1. we said the price of insulin would be reduced to $35. how many of you know someone with type 1 or typ...

The callouses remain both a constant reminder of his Type 1 diabetes and the significant medical advances since the Fairfield Ludlowe senior was first diagnosed

Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) sees the body start breaking down fats, producing ketones, making the blood dangerously acidic. A man with type 1 diabetes tells the story of his DKA emergency.

Richard K. Bogan, MD, FCCP, FAASM, and Asim Roy, MD, comment on the evolving treatment landscape for narcolepsy and patient selection of FDA-approved agents: solriamfetol, pitolisant, and lower-sodium oxybate.

Richard K. Bogan, MD, FCCP, FAASM, and Asim Roy, MD, provide an overview of the pathophysiology of narcolepsy and the role of orexin in regulating the sleep/wakefulness cycle.