Jul 11, 2025

Hello healthcare enthusiasts,

Today’s newsletter brings exciting news from the healthcare industry. The first highlight is about a growing trend of employers offering support to immigrant doctors in obtaining visas and green cards. This is crucial as the healthcare sector faces a shortage of professionals, and this initiative will help fill the gap and provide quality healthcare services. The data from job site Indeed shows a significant increase in the number of job postings offering immigration benefits, especially in the healthcare sector.

In another update, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. postponed a meeting of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, which was due to discuss preventive measures for cardiovascular disease. This decision has raised some concerns, but we look forward to future engagements to promote health and well-being. Additionally, an mRNA vaccine startup has raised $45 million for a universal flu vaccine, showing promising advancements in vaccine technology.

Furthermore, researchers have made groundbreaking discoveries in the evolutionary history of rhinos, uncovering ancient proteins that have rewritten the rhino family tree. This opens up new possibilities for understanding evolutionary relationships and gaining insights into ancient species. Another fascinating study reveals how livestock farming contributed to the spread of zoonotic diseases among humans.

Lastly, a super-sponge material known as metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) is making waves in carbon capture technology. This innovative material has a wide range of applications, from storing gases to delivering drugs, and could play a significant role in addressing climate change. The potential breakthrough in carbon capture is a testament to the continuous advancements in science and technology.

Stay tuned for more exciting updates and advancements in the healthcare industry. Remember, innovation and research are key drivers of progress in healthcare. Let’s continue to support and celebrate the incredible work being done to improve global health.

Stay healthy and informed,

Summy

Stay Well!