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Health and Medicine, an easy guide to infectious diseases, chronic conditions, and health policy

We cover health-related issues in an easy, case-based way, from outbreaks and responses to infectious diseases, chronic disease management, and food and drug safety, to health insurance and public health policy. We look at infectious disease surveillance such as Ebola and foodborne illness, conditions worth understanding like chronic kidney disease, food labeling standards such as decaf coffee, and how institutional changes like health insurance reimbursement reform affect everyday health.

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The graphic outlines the fee, 95% patient payment, annual visit limits, and excluded uses for manual therapy. Implementation of Managed Care Benefits for Manual Therapy: 43,850 won per session; Summary Based on 15 Sessions Per Year
The infographic outlines the benefits and limits of biohacking data, including missed signals, supplement risks, and safety principles. A Disease Even the “Most Measured Man” Missed: The Limits of Biohacking Data, as Seen Through the Brian Johnson Controversy
The graphic summarizes U.S. cyclosporiasis risks, surveillance data, food handling steps, and prevention tips. Surge in Cyclosporiasis in the U.S.: Foodborne Illness Risks as Seen Through Fresh Produce, Surveillance Systems, and State-by-State Data
The graphic outlines the 2028 shift to a residual caffeine limit of 0.1% or less for decaf labels. New Labeling Standards for Decaffeinated Coffee Effective in 2028
The infographic outlines virus comparison, cross-border surveillance, hospital infection control, and treatment trials. The Spread of Ebola in Bundibugyo and Clinical Trials of Antiviral Drugs: Key Issues in the 2026 Public Health Emergency
The infographic organizes chronic kidney disease prevention and care into causes, tests, diet, exercise, warning signs, and treatments. How to Maintain Kidney Health: Understanding Diet, Exercise, Dialysis, and Transplantation for Chronic Kidney Disease
The graphic summarizes how WHO emergency-use diagnostics could speed the Bundibugyo Ebola response. Will the Ebola Response in Bundibugyo Accelerate? The Significance of the WHO’s First Emergency Use Listing of a Diagnostic Test
The graphic shows budget redistribution from test-based payments toward consultations, hospitalization, and regional essential care. Reform of the Health Insurance Fee Schedule: Shifting from a Test-Centric Approach to a Focus on Regional and Essential Healthcare