Experimental cancer drugs found to help some patients avoid surgery
By Kim Bellware
Immunotherapy Drug Spares Cancer Patients From Grisly Surgeries and Harsh Therapies
By Gina Kolata
Immunotherapy drug capable of eliminating tumors in some early stage cancers: Study
A New Immune Treatment May Work Against Several Cancer Types
By Alice Park
Immunotherapy breakthrough could change how certain cancers are treated
By Jonathan LaPook & Leigh Ann Winick
Ultraprocessed Foods Linked to Rising Premature Deaths Worldwide
Eating more ultraprocessed food ups the risk of premature death, study finds
By Sandee LaMotte
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Over 124,000 Premature Deaths in U.S.
By Elizabeth Pratt
Common food may be responsible for more deaths a year than fentanyl: study
By Tracy Swartz
Ultra-processed foods may be linked to early death
By Philippa Roxby
Americans expect to lose trust in public health under new leadership
By Sabrina Malhi
Greater share of US losing faith in health guidance, poll says
By Lia DeGroot
Americans losing trust after public health leadership shakeups
By Mary Van Beusekom
Trust In Public Health Plunges After Leadership Changes
Poll: Many Americans say they will lose trust in public health recommendations under federal leadership changes
By Maya Brownstein
Why life expectancy varies widely across the U.S. especially for women, new study reveals
By Lindsey Leake
US warned of potential pandemic as new virus spreads in all 50 States amid ‘human transmission’ concerns
By Shweta Kukreti
Experts Urge US To Prepare For Potential Pandemic As A New Virus Spreads In All 50 States
By Nikhil Pandey
Emergence and interstate spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza A(H5N1) in dairy cattle in the United States
By Mia Kim Torchetti, David L Suarez & Thao-quyen Nguyen
Scientists urge Trump administration to fight threat of bird flu pandemic
By Michael Peel
Bird flu in cows shows no signs of adapting to humans — yet
By Tina Hesman Saey
Common household plastics linked to thousands of global deaths from heart disease, study finds
By Sandee LaMotte
Some adults may need a measles booster shot. Who should get one and why?
US measles cases climb higher, approach 900
By Lisa Schnirring
Texas Reports Measles Cases Grew 2.6% as Disease Spread Slows
By Jessica Nix
As RFK Downplays Measles, CDC Reports Nearly 900 Infections Counted in 2025
By Chris Walker
A Small Drop in Vaccinations Could Spread Measles to Millions, Study Warns
Women who survive cancer are more likely than men to have fatigue and depression
By Katie Camero
Alzheimer's Association calls on doctors to use newer early diagnostic testing due to improvements
Alzheimer's rates have reached staggering number as experts call for change
More than 7 million Americans have Alzheimer's. Research cuts could slow the fight.
By Ken Alltucker
Study shows most Americans want to know about Alzheimer’s diagnosis ASAP to allow for treatment, medication
By Karla Hult
Alzheimer's Association releases annual report
6 hours of sedentary behavior a day linked to neck pain
By Ian McMahan
BMI Is Actually Pretty Accurate at Measuring American Obesity, Study Finds
By Ed Cara
DNR Releases Summary Of 2024 CWD Sampling Efforts
Chronic Wasting Disease testing finds more positives in wild deer in the Northwoods
Wisconsin sampling uncovers 10% overall CWD rate, 21% in south
By Mary Van Beusekom
DNR: Last year hunters in 13 counties registered more bucks than any year since 1980, but drops seen in counties with high CWD prevalence
By Paul A. Smith
No CWD in wild deer in Florence, Marinette counties
What Trump's first 100 days has meant for these truck drivers and sex workers
By Gabrielle Emanuel
Research alert: High cannabis use linked to increased mortality in colon cancer patients
High Cannabis Use Linked to Increased Mortality in Colon Cancer Patients
By Miles Martin
Colon cancer patients are 24 times more likely to die within 5 years if they had this habit before their diagnosis
By Tracy Swartz
Dirty habit millions admit to daily linked to 20x higher colon cancer death rate, says shock study
By Emily Joshu
Heavy cannabis use can worsen colon cancer outcomes: study
By Lois M. Collins
Physicists find key to perfect pasta – but it’s not how Mamma used to make it
By Nicola Davis
Champagne ‘protects’ heart from cardiac arrest
By Michael Searles
Cheers! This alcoholic drink can help prevent sudden cardiac arrest — and it’s not red wine
By Diana Bruk
Drinking champagne could reduce risk of sudden cardiac arrest, study suggests
By Andrew Gregory
Drinking white wine could reduce risk of cardiac arrest - study
Risk-factor changes could prevent the majority of sudden cardiac arrests
‘Not out of the woods by any means’: Newborn fights for life after circumcision ‘gone awry’ nearly kills him
By Justin Rohrlich
Circumcision at NYC hospital almost made baby bleed to death, parents say
By Jennifer Bisram
LI infant is fighting for his life in NYC hospital after botched circumcision
By Priscilla DeGregory
Parents Claim Newborn ‘Nearly Bled to Death' After Circumcision, Is in Critical Condition: 'We Are Living a Nightmare’
By Vanessa Etienne
Baby fighting for his life after nearly bleeding to death from circumcision, parents say
Scientists Unveil Breakthrough Urine Test That Beats PSA in Spotting Prostate Cancer
Urine Test Detects Prostate Cancer with Greater Precision than PSA
Experts find 'new and more accurate way' of detecting prostate cancer - and it's easier than getting a blood t
By Jordana Seal
New AI-based urine test detects prostate cancer with high precision
By Post Staff
Study: MRI-Based AI Enhances Detection of Seminal Vesicle Invasion in Prostate Cancer
Virginia expands warning on areas exposed to child with measles
By Jenna Portnoy
UPDATED: VDH expands potential measles exposure area in Woodbridge
Virginia health officials release more information on areas exposed to child with measles
By Jenny Gable
Virginia reports first measles case: What families need to know
By Brendan King
VDH updated information on confirmed measles case
By Sharra Klug
Measles cases in Europe, the Americas skyrocket
By Stephanie Soucheray
Recent outbreaks in the Americas underscore need to urgently address immunization gaps, PAHO Director says
PAHO warns against vaccine hesitancy in Latin America amid rise in measles, yellow fever
By Raul Cortes
Measles – Region of the Americas
Disease elimination takes center stage at Vaccination Week in the Americas launch
South Austin restaurant takes action after measles exposure sparks business concern
By Kelsey Sanchez
My Husband Wants to Hide Our Pregnancy From His Family. I Can’t Possibly Get on Board With This.
By Nicole Cliffe & Carvell Wallace
Brain Mechanisms Behind Why Some Individuals Are More Likely to Help
Bacterial toxin implicated In young adult colon cancers
By Dennis Thompson
One Cancer Is Rising Rapidly in Younger People, And Bacteria Could Be Why
By David Nield
Childhood Exposure to Bacterial Toxin May Be Triggering Colorectal Cancer Epidemic Among the Young
By Liezel A. Labios
Damage from gut bacteria may play a role in the rise in colon cancer in young adults
By Will Stone
Colon cancer rates are rising among young people – could changes to children’s gut bacteria explain why?
By Justin Stebbing
Trouble hearing in noisy places and crowded spaces? A new algorithm could help hearing aid users
By Andrew Thurston
Dad Texts Are Works of Art. Send Us Your Favorites.
By Catherine Pearson
Just 5 Minutes of Exercise Can Boost Brain Health
It’s never too late to start exercising. It’s good for body and brain
By Anthea Rowan
Exercise can prevent cognitive decline even when energy lags, researchers discover
By Angelica Stabile
Walking for less than an hour, thrice a week can have this profound impact on brain
Even Brief Physical Activity Enhances Brain Health
Uh, You Should Think Twice Before Opting Out of a CT Scan Because You’re Worried About Cancer.
By Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz
Will a CT Scan Give You Cancer?
By Anna Medaris Miller
Radiation from CT scans and cancer risks
Should You Be Worried About Getting Cancer From Your CT Scan?
By Paul Hsieh
New Cancer Risk Data Suggest Hitting Pause on CT Scans
By David A Johnson
Scientists Discover Key Biological Mechanism That Promotes Healthy Aging and Longevity
Immune Resilience Provides Route to Healthy Aging
By Anita Chakraverty
Aging reimagined: UT Health San Antonio study shifts focus from inevitable decline to optimizing resilience
How immune resilience and salutogenesis promote disease resistance and longevity
By Priyom Bose
Immune resilience gene signature could hold the key to healthy aging
By Jenna Flogeras
Brain-computer interface to restore speech named award winner
By Margarida R G Maia
Indian diet trap for IBS: Foods that could be making your gut health worse
By Zarafshan Shiraz
IBS is on the rise. Here’s an expert’s guide to what causes it and how to tackle it
By Andy Ridgway
Avera Medical Minute: Managing irritable bowel syndrome and other gut issues
IBS Awareness Month: 10 Desi Superfoods That Can Help In Management
By Manya Singh
What causes IBS pain? Intestinal immune activation emerges as a new culprit
Non-Sugar Sweeteners & Obesity: How to Advise Your Patients
By Debbie Koenig
Popular sugar substitute may harm brain and heart health
The truth about artificial sweeteners and their effect on your health
By Caray A Walker
Doctors Want You To Stop Consuming Artificial Sugar—A New Study Shows Exactly Why
By Korin Miller
Dietitian shares bitter truth of artificial sweeteners
By Hunter Boyce
AI Model Detects MS Progression Earlier
By Sandra Gunnarsson
Novel AI Tool Accurately Tracks Efficacy of MS Treatments
By Racheal Ede
RECLAIM – A retrospective, multicentre observational study aimed at enabling the development of artificial intelligence-driven prognostic models for disease progression in multiple sclerosis
Conformal prediction enables disease course prediction and allows individualized diagnostic uncertainty in multiple sclerosis
By Joachim Burman
Only at Rush: Smarter MS Care With AI Insights
By Ariana Baldassano
Terrifying evidence that infection found in chicken could be driving epidemic of colon cancers
By Emily Stearn
Eating poultry regularly linked to higher mortality risk, study suggests
By Taylor Delandro
New study questions poultry's health halo amid rising cancer risks
By Liji Thomas
Regular chicken consumption linked to higher risk of early death from gastrointestinal cancers
By Bob Yirka
Eating Chicken and Other White Meat Can Shorten Your Lifespan, New Study Says
By Lisa Milbrand
New test for Parkinson’s disease shows 95% accuracy: Study
By Steve Bryson
New Biomarker Enables Early, Accurate Diagnosis of Parkinson’s
By Julia A Weiler
PET scans reveal early signs of Parkinson’s and Lewy body disorders
Simple blood test could enable detection of Parkinson’s disease before symptoms emerge
By Julia Robinson
betaSense GmbH identifies new diagnostic biomarker for Parkinson’s
By Thomas Gabrielczyk
Little Dachshund Beams with Pride Over Getting Pup Cup to Celebrate Being Cancer-Free
By Gabrielle LaFrank
Tickborne disease on the rise
By Linda Cicoira
This Is What an Oncologist Has for Breakfast Every Day
By Beth Krietsch
Dopamine Signals Teach the Brain to Unlearn Fear
What your earwax can reveal about your health
By Jasmin Fox-Skelly
Cerumenogram as an assay for the metabolic diagnosis of precancer, cancer, and cancer remission
By Camilla Gabriela de Oliveira, Patricia Medeiros & João Marcos Gonçalves Barbosa
As Measles Cases Surge, Mexico Issues a US Travel Alert
By Javier Carbajal
Ketamine's Hidden Physical and Psychological Damage
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Ketamine addiction: From K cramps to anxiety, here’s what K does to your body
Popular party drug is 'heroin of a generation' - as doctors issue urgent warning over devastating side effects
By Sam Blanchard
Ketamine: What you need to know
By Marc Svensson
AI model predicts adult ADHD using virtual reality and eye movement data
By Eric Dolan
Something in The Back of Your Eye Could Reveal Whether You Have ADHD
By David Nield
AI-driven ADHD screening using eye images developed in Korea
By Adam Ang
Your eyes could reveal if you have ADHD - plus 9 signs of the condition to know
By Isabel Shaw
AI identifies ADHD with high accuracy through retinal imaging: study
5 Places to Turn for Accurate Health Information
By Teddy Rosenbluth
Blood pressure can be helped by eating one fruit with 'crucial' nutrient
By Steffan Rhys
What happens when you take Ozempic for years after celebrities shared side-effects of jab
By Joe Harker
I quit Ozempic and embraced feeling healthy over striving for thinness
By Mara Gordon
Weight Loss: Ozempic Feet, Mouth Among Unusual GLP-1 Side Effects
By David Mills
Exclusive | Post-jab nip/tuck: People with ‘Ozempic face’ are fixing it with these procedures to fight wrinkles and sagging
By McKenzie Beard
Ozempic face: The unexpected side effect of using the popular weight loss drug (and how to avoid it)
Giving patients these two drugs after a heart attack could save thousands of lives
By Rebecca Shavit-lonstein
Early Combination of Lipid-Lowering Therapy Beneficial After Myocardial Infarction
Beat the Clock: A Widely Available Pill Combo That Could Save Thousands of Hearts
Early Combo Therapy With Ezetimibe Lowers MACE Risk After MI
By Michael O'Riordan
Combination of drugs could prevent thousands of heart attacks
By Emma A. Hammett
Women In Their 40s Need To Eat Differently, And I Promise It's Not Just To Make Them Look Younger
By Julie Kendrick
Utah health officials urge caution when cleaning up after rodents this spring
By Emily Ashcraft
When you spring clean your garage, follow these tips to avoid hantavirus
By Lois M. Collins
Spring cleaning? Watch out for hantavirus
By Andrew Benson
Found a Mouse in Your Home? Here's When You Actually Need to Worry About Hantavirus
By Julia Ries
Advice on How to Safely Protect Yourself from Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome
Georgia Man Facing Murder Charges After Allegedly Concealing HIV-Positive Status from Wife Before Her Death
By Brenton Blanchet
Rockdale County man faces felony murder charge; accused of infecting wife with AIDS
By Kevyn Stewart
HIV-positive metro Atlanta man charged with murder in wife’s death
By Ciara Cummings & Tim Darnell
Man charged with murder after allegedly giving wife AIDS while knowing he was HIV-positive
Man knowingly gave AIDS to cancer survivor wife who died 2 days after she was diagnosed — and he may have infected other women: Prosecutors
By Jamie Frevele