Europe News: In a significant move to address trade imbalances, the EU has banned Chinese companies from bidding on state medical equipment contracts exceeding five million euros, amid ongoing ...

The European Union has confirmed a ban on Chinese companies from participating in EU government tenders for medical devices exceeding €5 million – another piece in an ongoing tit-for-tat trade ...

As the landscape of primary care evolves, pressures on practitioners rise, and artificial intelligence promises to empower physicians with greater knowledge and efficiency, Harvard Medical School is ...

Holland Kaplan, MD, is an assistant professor in the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy and the Section of General Internal Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. In this Q&A ...

Despite a Supreme Court ruling against race-conscious admissions, medical school applicants can still recognize their diverse backgrounds in personal essays, leaving a small opening for ...

The Austrian government on Wednesday proposed a bundle of new laws on private gun ownership, eight days after the deadliest school shooting in the country’s history. The measures include raising ...

A new study led by researchers at UCLA Health finds that children who have experienced adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are significantly more likely to miss school due to health-related issues.

MedTech Europe has issued a statement calling on European policymakers to exempt medical technologies from any trade tariffs or export restrictions. In response to the European Commission’s (EC) ...

European companies must be able to provide developed and scalable business models if they want to enter the US to manage the changing landscape, experts have said. At HLTH Europe, held in Amsterdam, ...

High-quality education, clinical training in U.S. hospitals, and just one-third of the cost — that’s the formula making Barbados and the Caribbean islands the first choice for Indian medical ...

By Bracco Imaging, Subtle Medical, Inc. Jun 16, 2025 Updated Jun 16, 2025 ...

ZURICH (Reuters) -A spate of school killings in Western Europe has raised pressure on authorities to tackle a problem long seen as a largely U.S. phenomenon, increasing momentum for tougher gun ...