September 08, 2026

WTC Health Program extends lives, but care gaps remain

Long-term monitoring, trusted clinical relationships and no-cost treatment have improved outcomes, while mental health and sleep disorders continue to test the system.

MDSpire News

August 27, 2026

Medical Oddities: Could multilingualism keep you young?

From multilingual minds to pomegranate hearts, gastric mischief, and swishable tea, science stays delightfully odd.

MDSpire News

August 06, 2026

Medical Oddities: Shellfish Toxin? Send in the Frog

Frogs fight toxins, REM tune inward, white tea soothes guts, and friendship gets scored.

MDSpire News

July 07, 2026

Medical Oddities: When a Brush Beats a Scalpel

This research roundup has brain drama, bleeding control, skin science, and tiny brushes.

MDSpire News

May 28, 2026

Medical Oddities: Can a Home Be Preventive Care?

This week’s medical plot twists involved ants, architecture, and auditory hallucinations.

MDSpire News

May 20, 2026

Medical Oddities: Something Viral is Lurking in the Dust

Everyday things like yawns, tea, dust, and kimchi suddenly look medically important.

MDSpire News

May 05, 2026

Medical Oddities: Brain Health, Sunny-Side Up

Breakfast, bacteria, and brain wiring—small things show big implications this week.

MDSpire News

May 01, 2026

Emerging Technologies in Continuous IOP Monitoring

Wearable and implantable devices offer new data on pressure variability, though barriers to routine use persist.

Glaucoma Physician

April 27, 2026

This Week’s CGT News: Lilly’s $7B In Vivo CAR-T Bet

Lilly moves to acquire Kelonia, plus gene therapy for deafness approved

The Medicine Maker

April 24, 2026

Beyond IOP

Systematic review examines how lifestyle modifications could be used as complementary IOP-lowering strategies for glaucoma patients

The Ophthalmologist