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For new caregivers supporting a parent, partner, or friend, the role often arrives fast and reshapes everyday life. Between appointments, decisions, and the emotional weight of wanting to do everything “right,” caregiving challenges can quietly turn into caregiver stress that feels constant and personal. That pressure is common, and it can erode caregiver well-being long before anyone notices. Self-care isn’t a reward for finishing the work; it’s the starting point that k …

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ONLY June 10, 2026 Truway Health, Inc. announced the submission of genomic sequence records to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) GenBank database under Submission SUB16248244, representing a significant advancement in the company's Long COVID host genomics research program. The submission is linked to the previously established BioProject PRJNA1476232, entitled Truway Health Long COVID Cohort Host Genomics Study, and integrates accessioned BioSample a …

How Small Medical Practices Can Help Patients With Limited English Proficiency Small medical practices and clinics across the United States serve increasingly diverse communities — including millions of patients with limited English proficiency (LEP). For practice owners, improving language access is not just about kindness. It directly affects clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, risk management, and compliance with federal law. Language access is a care-quality issue. When patients c …

By Truway Health Research Team Executive Summary The coronavirus spike (S) protein is one of the most studied biological structures of the modern era. Located on the outer surface of SARS-CoV-2 and related coronaviruses, the spike protein serves as the primary mechanism by which viruses attach to and enter host cells. Since the emergence of COVID-19, scientists have devoted unprecedented effort to understanding how spike proteins influence viral transmission, immune activation, disease severity, …

By Truway Health Research & Development DivisionStudy Reference: TRHW-DX-001 (NCT07209527)GenBank Submission: SUB16239459 Advancing Precision Diagnostics for Long COVID Long COVID, formally recognized as Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 Infection (PASC), continues to affect millions of individuals worldwide. Persistent fatigue, dysautonomia, cognitive dysfunction, exercise intolerance, neuropathic symptoms, and neuroimmune disturbances remain among the most challenging manifestations encoun …

By Truway Health Research Division Introduction Every human cell carries a biological record of time. Embedded within our chromosomes are structures known as telomeres—repetitive DNA sequences that protect chromosome ends from degradation and maintain genomic stability throughout life. As cells divide, telomeres gradually shorten, creating a measurable biological signal associated with aging, cellular stress, regenerative capacity, and disease susceptibility. Recent research has strengthen …

June 4, 2026By Truway Health Research & Innovation Team At Truway Health, we believe that the future of healthcare will be built upon a deeper understanding of the biological systems that govern how we think, recover, perform, and adapt. Today, we are proud to announce a significant milestone in that journey: the successful pre-validation and processing acceptance of our inaugural ClinVar submission associated with the Sleep Architecture, Neurocognitive Performance, and Circadian Genomics Re …

By Truway Health Research TeamJune 2, 2026 Sleep is far more than a period of rest. Emerging research continues to demonstrate that sleep functions as one of the body's most sophisticated recovery systems, influencing emotional regulation, memory formation, cognitive performance, and overall resilience. During today's research intelligence sweep, the Truway Health Research Team reviewed recent findings involving REM sleep, dream-state cognition, actigraphy monitoring devices, emotional processin …

By Gavin SolomonPresident & CEO, Truway Health, Inc. A Milestone for Truway Health's Molecular Intelligence Program Innovation in healthcare often begins with a question. Can we better understand how genetics, immune signaling, and human physiology interact? Can emerging genomic data help identify new pathways for research into autonomic disorders, cytokine signaling, and precision medicine? This week, Truway Health achieved an important milestone toward answering those questions. Our inaugu …

By Gavin SolomonPresident & CEO, Truway Health, Inc. Every day, thousands of new scientific observations, clinical reports, and biomedical discoveries are added to the global body of medical knowledge. At Truway Health, our research surveillance initiatives continuously monitor emerging literature to identify signals that may influence healthcare delivery, diagnostics, therapeutics, logistics, and patient outcomes. As part of the Electromagnetic Immunotherapy Mapping and Cytokine Forecasting …