Zenobia Fairweather
U.S. probes nine top universities for possible J-1 visa fraud
The U.S. investigates nine top universities—including Harvard and Stanford—for suspected J-1 visa fraud in a probe targeting international biomedical researcher
ER Visits by Immigrants Drop After ICE Raids
Immigrant ER visits declined significantly after increased ICE raids, according to a new JAMA study analyzing data from Los Angeles emergency departments.
Unannounced Drills Reveal Gaps in Flu Response
A study of three jurisdictions found that unannounced drills using professional actors posing as patients exposed gaps in how healthcare facilities.
Oral diabetes drug proves heart-safe in study
New oral diabetes drug orforglipron (Foundayo) proves heart-safe in study, meeting cardiovascular safety standards compared to insulin glargine.
Doctors test gas-free macular hole surgery with strong results
Doctors report strong outcomes for gas-free macular hole surgery, eliminating gas tamponade and face-down positioning while maintaining high closure rates.
New device treats Meibomian gland dysfunction
Meibomian gland dysfunction treatment may be improved with new device Meiboleyes, designed to address drawbacks of existing tools.
Castor oil shows modest benefits in blepharitis trial
Castor oil shows modest benefits in blepharitis trial, offering a potential therapy for managing chronic eyelid inflammation and inflammation reduction.
Beauty products linked to rising eye health risks
The Tear Film & Ocular Surface Society warns beauty products may worsen eye health risks, especially for those with ocular surface disease.
Girl recovers from spinal cord tumor surgery
A young girl recovers from spinal cord tumor surgery after experiencing neck pain and weakness in her right hand.
Venus Nova Provides Non-Invasive Post-Weight Loss Contouring
Dr. Charlotte Ying highlights the growing demand for non-invasive aesthetic treatments, with Venus Nova emerging as a versatile solution for body.