What MedEd On The Go changed

• The footer no longer includes the "CA Notice" and "Do Not Sell My Information" links.
• The "Latest Medical News" section was reordered and updated with new headlines, including a story about colon cancer technology.
• The "CME/CE" section reordered several breast cancer and leukemia (CLL) programs.
• A news story about open-world video games and mental health was moved within the list.

The site updated its featured medical news and educational programs. They also removed specific California privacy links from the footer, which might signal a change in how they handle regional data compliance.

• Added new articles about colon cancer technology and video games' impact on mental health.
• Reordered existing news items regarding pediatric MS and neighborhood health factors.
• Removed the "ADVERTISEMENT" label from the social media section.
• Removed the cookie consent banner and privacy preference center text.
• Removed "CA Notice" and "Do Not Sell My Information" links from the footer.

The site updated its "Latest Medical News" section with new research topics. This keeps the content fresh for healthcare professionals looking for the most recent clinical data.

• Added a feedback survey asking users to rate their experience from 1 to 5.
• Added a new "ADVERTISEMENT" label to the top of the page.
• Updated the "Medical News" section with new articles about pediatric MS and blood pressure.
• Moved the location of the feedback survey from the bottom of the page to the middle section.

The site is now actively collecting user feedback and has added a new advertisement slot. This suggests they are trying to measure user satisfaction and increase their ways to make money.