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KFF Health News and California Healthline staff made the rounds on national and local media this week to discuss their stories. Here’s a collection of their appearances.
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The Southeastern Conference began four days of meetings on the Florida Gulf Coast for a second straight year, debating what to do with its football schedule. Texas and Oklahoma join the conference next year to make it a 16-team league that is abandoning divisions. The options are sticking with an eight-game slate, but shifting to one annual rivalry game instead of the current two, or going to nine games with three annual rivals.
European lawmakers are rushing to add language on general artificial intelligence systems like ChatGPT as they put the finishing touches on the Western world's first AI rules.Â
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The White House is developing new regulations that would force airlines to compensate customers beyond a refund if they become stranded due to…
New York state is banning natural gas stoves and furnaces in most new buildings in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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An EEG can help diagnose conditions like epilepsy, sleep disorders, and brain tumors. But a design flaw and outdated Eurocentric practices make the test less effective on thicker, denser, and curly hair types, potentially excluding or deterring some people from getting screened.
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 The failure of Silicon Valley Bank and N.Y.-based Signature Bank is complicating the Fed's decisions in the fight against inflation.
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El forense del condado de Miami-Dade ha documentado casi tres docenas de muertes de pacientes de cirugÃa estética desde 2009, de los cuales 26 fueron consecuencia de un levantamiento de glúteos brasileño.
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Social media marketing lures people to South Florida’s lucrative cosmetic surgery scene with the promise of cheap Brazilian butt lifts. But some researchers, patient advocates, and surgeon groups say that the risks of the procedure are generally not understood by prospective patients, and that an unsafe number of surgeries can be performed per day in office settings, maximizing profits.
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Dozens of legislatures are considering hundreds of bills to crack down on using such compounds.
