Mikhaila Peterson has shared a deeply emotional update on her father’s month-long battle with pneumonia, describing it as “heartbreaking and brutal.” Jordan Peterson, well-known for his work and public presence, spent nearly a month in intensive care, a harrowing experience for both him and his family.

A 50-something patient arrived at Oneida Health’s emergency department with chest pain, only to learn she was having her first heart attack. Though sudden on the surface, her condition was tied to long-term risk factors like diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and obesity.

Costco is now offering Ozempic and Wegovy at discounted prices, giving members the option to buy online or in-store. Whether you have insurance or not, these important diabetes and weight-management medications are more accessible than ever.

A TikTok creator, diagnosed with Stage 4 follicular lymphoma, reveals how subtle signals went unnoticed until her condition became severe. Now, she’s on a mission to remind others how crucial it is to respond when the body first whispers, rather than waiting until it screams.

As October brings Breast Cancer Awareness Month into focus, Buchanan County Public Health Department and Iowa HHS are uniting to highlight key risk factors. By boosting awareness and supporting regular screenings, their partnership aims to protect the health of women throughout Iowa.

A sudden wave of epizootic hemorrhagic disease has killed nearly 100 white-tailed deer in Grand Forks, British Columbia. Provincial officials confirmed the outbreak, which has raised concern in the affected region.

Hundreds of participants are set to gather at Mohawk Harbor on Saturday morning for the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s. This local tradition aims to raise awareness and resources for Alzheimer’s care and research in a show of united community support.

Two individuals with tuberculosis were recently in Manchester and Nashua while infectious, prompting a warning from state health officials. Though full details remain limited, the announcement highlights the importance of public awareness and caution in the face of contagious diseases.

A Royal Caribbean cruise turned distressing for more than 70 passengers and one crew member who reported gastrointestinal issues. Health authorities identified norovirus as the cause behind the sudden onset of diarrhea and vomiting.

Over three million birds at a Jefferson County poultry farm may soon be disposed of amid a bird flu outbreak. Concerned residents in nearby Palmyra are calling for greater oversight and transparency in handling this massive operation.

A Houston-based nonprofit is delivering meals directly to families with children battling cancer at Texas Children’s Hospital. By handling a crucial daily need, they bring comfort and relief to families facing tremendous challenges.

New developments in AI prediction models may soon transform how oncologists approach palliative care. By leveraging data-driven insights, researchers aim to provide more personalized and timely support for patients with advanced cancers.

The FDA has approved Inluriyo (imlunestrant), an oral therapy for advanced breast cancer that targets estrogen receptor-1 mutations. A phase 3 clinical trial found that patients receiving the treatment had improved progression-free survival compared to those on a different investigational regimen.

New polls indicate that while a majority of Americans favor vaccination requirements, one in six parents is rejecting standard immunization schedules. Health professionals warn that postponing children’s shots can increase both personal and public health risks, emphasizing the need for reliable, data-driven guidance.

A deadly Ebola outbreak in Kwango province has infected at least 57 people and claimed the lives of 35, with children facing the highest risk. Declared on September 4, the crisis continues to grow, fueled by sparse resources and a superspreader funeral.

A vital CDC advisory group is reevaluating the timing of the hepatitis B vaccine for infants. Currently administered within hours of birth, the proposed change would delay the first dose until babies are at least one month old, reflecting a potential shift in public health policy.

A measles case linked to overseas travel has been confirmed in the Bay of Islands, putting tourists and locals on high alert. Health authorities emphasize vigilance in popular destinations such as Paihia, Russell, and nearby regions, warning of potential exposure.

From humor science and dog laughter to generational perspectives and a growing U.S. LNG sector, this curated set of links examines today’s cultural and environmental topics. It highlights fresh viewpoints on climate adaptation and offers a glimpse into how news aggregators bring diverse stories to the forefront.

Marin County counts a sizeable older population, putting many residents at heightened risk of severe COVID-19 complications. This editorial urges a renewed push for vaccination, spotlighting local leadership’s role in protecting vulnerable communities. The paper calls it the “right move” for public health in Marin.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s new vaccine advisers have stopped short of recommending COVID-19 shots for anyone this fall. Instead, they have left the decision up to individual choice, causing uncertainty in public health planning.

Fall often brings intensified allergens, causing respiratory concerns to spike during mid-September’s “asthma peak week.” Sanford doctors advise parents to keep an eye on their children for coughing or wheezing at this time of year.

Another Louisiana resident has died from the flesh-eating bacterium known as Vibrio vulnificus. It is the fifth death in the state this year, according to health officials, who warn of the infection’s increasing prevalence.

A new poll reveals that 16% of American families are delaying or skipping childhood vaccines due to concerns about side effects and mistrust of regulators. Health experts warn this growing trend puts children at greater risk for preventable diseases like polio and measles, raising fresh alarm among pediatric professionals.

A recent phase 3 study shows that combining the targeted therapy osimertinib with chemotherapy may revolutionize treatment for patients with advanced EGFR-mutated lung cancer. Investigators report unprecedented survival rates, sparking optimism for significantly improved outcomes in this patient group.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Dan Marino speaks candidly about his 2007 MASH diagnosis and why he is eager to share his health story. Through a new partnership with Novo Nordisk, he hopes to raise greater awareness about the importance of fatty liver disease management.

With limited treatment options for stroke patients, two UConn researchers are developing a drug that aims to protect the brain and speed recovery. Strokes, or cerebral vascular accidents, can be life-altering, and this experimental therapy may offer a valuable new approach in addressing their debilitating impact.

A dairy herd in central Nebraska tested positive for avian influenza, marking the state’s first reported instance of the virus in cattle. State and federal authorities worked together to confirm the case, signaling a new challenge for Nebraska agriculture.

A newly identified Covid strain is drawing attention for its reported “painful” symptom. While cases surged throughout the summer, public health experts remain on guard as existing vaccines may offer only limited protection.

Food allergies have become increasingly common, prompting questions about how our immune systems react to certain triggers. Scientists and medical experts are now exploring how a seemingly ordinary bite could lead to a newly identified condition called alpha-gal syndrome.

A school-aged child in California has died from a rare complication of measles, years after recovering from the original illness as an infant. The tragic case has ignited questions about lingering risks and prompted infectious disease expert Dr. Simone Wildes to offer important insights.

Regular cervical screenings could be a lifesaver for many individuals. Early detection of cervical cancer often means a greater chance of prevention or successful treatment—making these exams an essential investment in your health.

A child in Los Angeles has died from a rare measles complication, according to local public health officials. This tragic incident, occurring years after the child’s initial infection, reveals how measles can pose serious risks that extend well beyond the immediate illness.

A child in Los Angeles has tragically died from an often-overlooked complication of measles known as SSPE. This rare condition, which irreversibly damages the brain, underscores the severity of measles and its lingering threats.

Dr. Stefan Kappe, an internationally renowned parasitologist, has been appointed Director of the Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Known for his groundbreaking research on the early phases of malaria infection, Dr. Kappe is set to lead the institution’s efforts to combat infectious diseases worldwide.

Scientists have identified a protein that, when switched off, appears to reverse age-related cognitive decline in mice. This breakthrough could offer promising new avenues for addressing conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and age-related memory loss.

Dr. Scott Hadland, chief of adolescent medicine at Mass General Brigham for Children, addresses common questions surrounding vaccine safety and hesitancy. In a climate of ongoing debate, he explains why parents’ concerns remain critical to the conversation.

A new health brief highlights how artificial intelligence could become a powerful tool in managing Type 2 diabetes. The piece, created by Cleveland Clinic and shared on Newswise, is only available in full through paid plans, but the premise hints at technology’s growing role in healthcare.

A decision by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to cut $500 million in mRNA vaccine research projects has sparked debate among health experts. Announced in August, this move could reshape medical innovation and potentially delay new treatment breakthroughs.

As new recommendations around COVID-19 vaccines take effect, many are finding what was once a straightforward process now fraught with confusion. Concerns about accessibility and clarity have taken center stage, raising questions for the public.

A growing conflict between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state governments threatens to split the nation’s vaccination practices. This shift could unravel the long-standing unity around immunization and spark a restructuring of how recommendations are shaped across the country.

Florida is on the verge of becoming the first state to eliminate childhood vaccine mandates, which have long been a mainstay of public health policy. Officials say this policy shift could alter health protocols that have protected schoolchildren from infectious diseases for decades.

Michigan officials have confirmed the first cases of epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) in white-tailed deer for 2025. Four southern counties were affected, sparking concern among wildlife agencies and hunting communities.

Activists in San Francisco are preparing eye-catching quilts to protest proposed federal cuts to HIV programs. In a bid to raise awareness, they plan to bring these stitched messages to this week’s U.S. Conference on HIV/AIDS in Washington, D.C. Their goal is to emphasize the importance of preserving crucial HIV funding on a national stage.

As Americans plan a final summer excursion this Labor Day weekend, they may encounter beach closures and swimming advisories. Unsafe fecal contamination levels along stretches of the U.S. coastline are raising serious health concerns for holiday travelers.

A new study suggests that patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC) may no longer require a full cystectomy. Early findings from the SURE-02 trial propose a promising path toward bladder preservation using perioperative pembrolizumab and sacituzumab govitecan.

A decade-long study by Harvard scientists suggests that lithium deficiency, triggered by amyloid plaques in the brain, may be a key factor in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. By testing innovative lithium compounds that evade plaque capture, researchers were able to reverse memory loss in mice at far lower doses than those used for psychiatric treatments.

A new egg recall has prompted warnings after nearly 100 illnesses were reported. This development highlights a growing awareness of foodborne risks, continuing a trend of widespread recalls this year.

Tricare for Life beneficiaries may soon lose coverage for certain weight-loss medications, a move that is drawing criticism from advocates. With the change set for August 31, questions remain about how the policy shift will affect retirees’ health support.

Health officials in Kansas have officially declared the end of a measles outbreak that affected dozens of mostly unvaccinated children. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reports that no new cases have been confirmed, signaling a return to normalcy in the region.

An Arizona family has launched a $55 million legal action against Flagstaff Unified School District, claiming their sixth-grade student contracted Tick-Borne Relapsing Fever due to neglected pest control practices. The family’s attorneys allege the district failed to follow CDC guidelines at Camp Colton, where a previous outbreak occurred in 2014. Legal documents were formally served on August 26, 2025.

Getting a COVID-19 shot this year might be more difficult than before. Factors such as age, insurance coverage, overall health, and the availability of a health care professional could all play a role in how easily you receive the vaccination.

As California sees a surge in COVID-19 cases, new vaccine approvals remain stalled by policies first set in the Trump administration. Public health officials warn that millions of Americans could be at risk, especially high-risk groups facing emerging variants.

A British Columbia farm’s ostriches face culling due to bird flu, but some believe these birds may have developed immunity. Amid calls for extra testing, a poll questions whether the Supreme Court of Canada should intervene in the decision.

A raccoon was killed by a family dog in New Jersey and later confirmed to have rabies. Officials say the incident underscores an ongoing public health concern in the region.

A growing body of research suggests that certain eating habits, particularly the Mediterranean diet, may help counteract some of the genetic risk factors linked to dementia. Multiple sources highlight a remarkable potential for lowering the risk, even among individuals with higher genetic predispositions to Alzheimer’s disease.

New research points to a Mediterranean-style diet as a potential way to lessen genetic risk for dementia. While you can’t change your genes, you may be able to modify the way they affect your brain through healthier dietary choices.

A person in Maryland has been infected with the flesh-eating New World screwworm, health authorities confirm. The patient traveled from Guatemala and has received treatment to address the parasite, underscoring the importance of vigilance against rare but serious infections.

AbbVie is set to acquire Gilgamesh Pharmaceuticals’ bretisilocin, a next-generation psychedelic compound with promising Phase 2 results for major depressive disorder. The treatment’s short-acting properties and robust clinical data highlight its potential to address critical gaps in current psychiatric therapies.

Bristol Myers Squibb is set to showcase new clinical and real-world findings on Camzyos (mavacamten) for obstructive and non-obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy at the ESC Congress 2025. The presentations include data from the global COLLIGO-HCM study, a pooled Phase 3 monotherapy analysis, and highlights from the largest trial to date in non-obstructive HCM.

One family’s painful loss has sparked deeper questions about changing vaccine guidance. With concern mounting over advice that suggests some groups “do not need” COVID-19 shots, the nation faces a moral and public health crossroads.

A large study out of Karolinska Institutet suggests that people who’ve had COVID-19 could be at a higher risk of developing asthma, sinusitis, and hay fever. Researchers note vaccination appears to reduce these heightened chances.

A dedicated group of women in Dallas is set to take the football field to raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer’s disease. Founded by sisters who experienced the disease in their own family, BVB Dallas has already raised over $6.5 million for Alzheimer’s research and aims to reach $300,000 more this year.

Serena Williams has confirmed she joined the growing ranks of individuals using GLP-1 medication for weight loss. The 43-year-old tennis icon discussed her decision following her struggle to drop pounds after childbirth.

A South Lake Tahoe resident has recovered from a rare plague infection reportedly contracted through a flea bite during a camping trip. Health officials are reminding everyone to take basic precautions against rodent and flea exposure to prevent future cases.

A Missouri patient has died after contracting a “brain-eating amoeba,” an infection linked to water skiing at Lake of the Ozarks. Health officials confirm the case is part of a 97% fatal condition that underscores the importance of understanding potential freshwater risks.

A new malaria treatment, recently approved by Swiss medical regulators, offers fresh optimism to health workers caring for infants in Uganda. As malaria continues to threaten lives across Africa, this landmark decision could pave the way for better protection of the most vulnerable.

New Jersey health and environmental officials are investigating what could be the state’s first locally acquired malaria infection in more than 30 years. The patient, a Morris County resident who has not traveled, has prompted authorities to determine how the disease appeared so close to home.

Viking Therapeutics unveiled Phase 2 results for its once-daily obesity pill, VK2735, showing up to 12.2 percent average weight loss after 13 weeks. Yet investors punished the stock, a reaction one analyst dismissed as “extreme,” underscoring the fierce competition from Eli Lilly’s tirzepatide.

After a decade and a half without fresh therapeutic options, fibromyalgia patients finally have reason for optimism. The FDA’s approval of Tonmya is the first new treatment for the condition in 15 years, promising more effective pain relief and a better quality of life.

Skin allergies are common and often frustrating to diagnose. But new technology could soon help change that. Emerging advances, including artificial intelligence, promise a more efficient future in allergy testing.

As COVID-19 cases begin to rise again in Hawaii, health officials are calling on the public to remain vigilant to prevent further spread of the virus. The resurgence has prompted a renewed emphasis on caution among residents and visitors alike.

Recent reports have raised concerns about a potential link between commonly used medications and an increased risk of dementia. Antacids, in particular, have been highlighted as possible contributors to cognitive decline. Health experts are urging the public to be cautious and informed about the medications they use.

Xeltis has announced positive preliminary data from its ongoing EU clinical trial of the Xabg coronary artery bypass conduit. The study evaluates the technology in patients with multi-vessel coronary artery disease scheduled for elective bypass surgery.

The ESPYS celebrated outstanding athletic achievements and profound stories of resilience, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Simone Biles receiving top honors, and Katie Schumacher-Cawley’s heartfelt acceptance of the Jimmy V Award capturing the audience’s admiration.

New research uncovers how prophages prevent superinfection by blocking bacterial cell surface receptors, ensuring the survival of their viral progeny.

Women experiencing premature ovarian insufficiency face significantly higher risks of depression and anxiety. Experts are now calling for routine mental health screenings to support those affected by early menopause.

A confirmed measles case in an eastern Iowa adult has raised potential exposure concerns in Dubuque, according to state health officials.

Researchers have discovered a novel way to retrain neutrophils—the body’s first responders—to directly attack aggressive breast cancer cells, offering new hope to patients unresponsive to current immunotherapies.

Just a week before groundbreaking HIV vaccine trials were set to begin, South African scientists received an email halting their efforts—aid cuts had struck a devastating blow to critical research.

Actress Olivia Munn has revealed that her mother, Kim, has been diagnosed with breast cancer, two years after Olivia’s own battle with the disease. The announcement highlights the family’s ongoing struggle with cancer and emphasizes the importance of awareness and early detection.

Quest Diagnostics is set to offer an FDA-cleared blood test for Alzheimer’s disease developed by Fujirebio. Building on its pioneering AD-Detect™ product line, the test will be available for clinical and research use as soon as this summer, marking a significant advancement in assessing symptomatic patients.

Despite recent price reductions for popular obesity treatments Wegovy and Zepbound, patients continue to face hurdles in accessing these medications.

Audifort Drops have launched a new natural supplement designed to improve hearing health and enhance auditory function. Utilizing a blend of potent herbs, vitamins, and minerals, the product offers a non-invasive alternative to traditional hearing aids, aiming to target the root causes of hearing loss.

Consumer Reports highlights the importance of skin cancer prevention for individuals with dark skin, emphasizing the need for sunscreen, regular full-body checks, and early detection to reduce late-stage melanoma risks.

Doctors are recommending the DASH diet as a drug-free way to help patients manage their blood pressure. Could this be the natural solution to hypertension you’ve been looking for?

A groundbreaking study from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute reveals that combining chemotherapy and immunotherapy before surgery can shrink aggressive stage III lung tumors, making surgery possible for patients previously deemed inoperable.

As federal health grants shrink, memory cafés in communities like Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, are stepping up to support dementia patients and their caregivers. Rob Kennedy joined about a dozen others in a local community space, highlighting the growing importance of grassroots initiatives.

Just days after revealing her early breast cancer diagnosis and surgery, Jessie J offers a promising update on her recovery, inspiring fans with her positive outlook.

Liminatus Pharma is set to advance IBA101, a next-generation CD47 inhibitor designed to avoid the severe side effects that halted previous therapies, into human trials in the U.S. and Korea by early 2027. This innovative drug promises to redefine cancer immunotherapy by targeting tumors while sparing healthy cells, potentially offering new hope to patients.

A new COVID-19 variant known as “razor blade throat” is believed to be driving a rise in cases in parts of the world, causing severe sore throats that leave patients in significant discomfort.

As cruise season heats up, don’t let illness cool down your vacation. Learn how to reduce your risk of norovirus, infectious diseases, and food poisoning to ensure a healthy journey at sea.

Scientists in Pune are working diligently to isolate the COVID-19 sub-variants responsible for India’s recent spike in cases. This crucial step aims to assess the effectiveness of existing vaccines and determine whether new vaccines are needed, according to Dr. Naveen Kumar of the National Institute of Virology.

An investigation into a deadly outbreak has led to the recall of ready-to-eat meals sold at Walmart and Kroger. The FSIS reports three deaths, one fetal loss, and 17 illnesses across 13 states linked to these products.

A West Kelowna mother is cautioning others after her son developed a rash, suspected to be swimmer’s itch, following a weekend swim near Gellatly Bay. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of the local waters.

The UK Health Security Agency has issued an urgent warning to Brits planning summer walks, cautioning that tick bites can result in debilitating symptoms. Outdoor enthusiasts are urged to stay vigilant to prevent serious health issues.

During UFC Atlanta, a heartfelt tribute was paid to former MMA world champion Ben Askren, who is currently hospitalized in critical condition due to severe pneumonia caused by a staph infection. Fellow fighter Daniel Cormier reacted emotionally as the touching video played.

A new version of Connections, an evidence-based recovery support app for substance use disorders, has been specifically designed to help individuals struggling with problem gambling.

Arcutis Biotherapeutics has enrolled the first child in an open-label Phase II clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of Zoryve (roflumilast) cream 0.05% for treating atopic dermatitis in infants. The INTEGUMENT-INFANT trial represents a significant step toward addressing a prevalent inflammatory skin condition among young children.

A recent study highlights that the mental health of weight loss surgery patients is more affected by weight stigma than by the actual weight they lose or their BMI. The way patients perceive and internalize societal attitudes toward their weight plays a crucial role in their post-surgery mental well-being.

In a tragic development, two unvaccinated infants in Kentucky have succumbed to whooping cough, marking the state’s first pertussis-related deaths since 2018, according to health officials.

Recent findings presented by Dr. Sayna Norouzi at ERA 2025 reveal how fatigue and disease activity significantly impair the quality of life in lupus nephritis patients. The studies underscore the necessity of addressing these factors to enhance patient care and outcomes.

Childhood measles vaccination rates have plummeted nationwide in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, raising concerns among health officials about potential outbreaks.

Millions of eggs have been recalled amid fears of salmonella contamination, prompting warnings to consumers in nine states.

The USDA has issued a public health alert after discovering a deadly strain of E. coli in organic ground beef sold at Whole Foods Market stores nationwide. Consumers are urged to exercise caution due to the serious health risks associated with this contamination.

The FDA has issued its highest level of alert, recalling tomatoes sold in three states due to a deadly salmonella risk. Consumers are warned of a potential risk of serious illness or death associated with these products. Some cucumbers sold in Pennsylvania are also affected.

In his freshman year at UC Davis, Carlos Reales Dominguez began experiencing the first symptoms of schizophrenia—signs he wouldn’t recognize until much later. His testimony sheds light on the silent struggles many young adults face with mental illness.

OneOncology and The START Center for Cancer Care have joined forces to enhance cancer care in San Antonio. The partnership combines national expertise with local dedication to improve patient outcomes across six clinics.

As subtle differences emerge between the FDA and CDC on COVID-19 vaccine advice, healthy adults under 65 face uncertainty regarding their access to free vaccinations. The impact of these conflicting recommendations remains unclear.

New research suggests that physical exercise can make your brain act up to four years younger, offering promising strategies to reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Even minimal daily activity may provide significant cognitive benefits, highlighting the profound impact of exercise on brain health.

Deep budget cuts are dismantling crucial public health programs across the United States. The loss of specialists and essential services signals a troubling decline in America’s public health infrastructure.

Communities across Doncaster could soon receive a significant funding boost as a national charity reopens its grants programme to support exercise classes for those living with Parkinson’s disease.

The World Organisation for Animal Health has officially recognized Brazil as free from foot-and-mouth disease without the need for vaccination. This significant milestone was announced by the Brazilian beef lobby group Abrafrigo, marking a new chapter for the nation’s livestock industry.

Health officials have announced another measles case in Colorado connected to a Turkish Airlines flight into Denver International Airport, potentially exposing residents in several cities. People who visited parts of Denver, Aurora, Greenwood Village, and Evergreen last week may have been exposed.

Texas beachgoers may soon enjoy safer waters as the Environmental Protection Agency grants $382,000 to monitor bacteria along the state’s coast. The funding aims to reduce disease risk for those using the nation’s coastal recreational waters.

Faricimab has demonstrated greater fluid reduction than high-dose aflibercept at 12 weeks, offering new hope for patients with diabetic macular edema and age-related macular degeneration. These findings could influence future treatment approaches for these common eye conditions.

In a surprising move, the Trump administration has canceled a $766 million contract with Moderna Inc. aimed at developing vaccines against potential pandemic flu strains, including the deadly H5N1 bird flu.

In a significant policy shift, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that COVID-19 vaccines are no longer recommended for healthy children and pregnant people. This decision marks a notable change in public health guidance for these groups.

Customers at a Provincetown restaurant are being cautioned about a potential Hepatitis A exposure. Health officials urge patrons to stay informed and take necessary precautions. The warning aims to prevent any possible spread of the virus.

With one in three people living with dementia undiagnosed in the UK, understanding the key symptoms has never been more critical. Alzheimer’s Society highlights six signs everyone should be aware of to help combat this silent crisis.

Former President Joe Biden is undergoing treatment for an aggressive form of prostate cancer that has spread to his bones, his personal office announced Sunday. The diagnosis marks a serious health challenge for the nation’s 46th president.

A new study suggests that increasing your daily steps—even without reaching the 10,000-step goal—can significantly reduce the risk of 14 different types of cancer. Walking more each day could be a simple and effective way to improve your health.

New research suggests that incorporating more minimally processed plant-based proteins like beans, nuts, and lentils into your diet may help lower the risk of high blood pressure. Eating these foods could be a simple way to promote better heart health.

With over 48 million Americans affected by hearing loss, Audien’s over-the-counter hearing aids are reshaping accessibility and affordability in a once prohibitive market. By eliminating traditional barriers like high costs and prescriptions, Audien offers discreet, advanced solutions that empower users to reconnect with the world around them.

Discover how combining chocolate with another food can provide powerhouse protection against cancer and heart disease, highlighting the importance of food pairings for your health.

The U.S. embassy in Beijing is investigating reports that American citizens are being subjected to invasive medical testing upon arrival in China. Concerns are rising over the treatment of U.S. travelers entering the country.

Cystic fibrosis isn’t just another ailment to me; it’s the one disease I’ve despised for many years. As May unfolds, so does my renewed focus on confronting this relentless adversary.

Measles cases in the United States have surged past 1,000, with Texas emerging as the most affected state. The outbreak continues to spread, raising concerns nationwide.

Alberta has reported over 300 measles cases since March, causing concern among medical professionals. Doctors warn that the virus could grow exponentially in the coming weeks. Dr. Shelley Duggan, president of the Alberta Medical Association, highlights the seriousness of the situation.

As Wyoming residents embrace the outdoors this spring, the Department of Health is urging everyone to take simple steps to protect against ticks. The reminder emphasizes safeguarding individuals, loved ones, and pets to ensure enjoyable warm-weather activities.

Cuprina Holdings, a biomedical company specializing in chronic wound management and cosmeceuticals, has announced the pricing of its initial public offering at $4.00 per share. The firm commitment offering includes 3,000,000 Class A Ordinary Shares, aiming to raise $12 million.

Measles outbreaks have been reported in Canada, Mexico, and the United States, signaling a cross-border health concern in North America. The spread of this contagious disease underscores the need for vigilance and cooperation among neighboring nations.

Carly Pearce sat down with Billboard’s Tetris Kelly at Stagecoach 2025 to discuss her upcoming album and share her journey with pericarditis. The country star opened up about her health diagnosis while giving fans a glimpse of new music on the horizon.

Promising advances in immunotherapy may allow some cancer patients to bypass chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery. New clinical trial findings reported by Dr. Jon LaPook suggest a groundbreaking shift in cancer treatment, offering renewed hope to many.

Photocure ASA presented new studies at the AUA2025 conference highlighting how Blue Light Cystoscopy (BLC) improves the detection and risk stratification of bladder cancer, aiding in more informed treatment decisions.

Professor Vik Veer, one of the UK’s leading sleep apnoea experts, has issued a stark warning to Doncaster drivers following new research linking untreated obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) to serious road traffic accidents. The findings highlight the urgent need for awareness and action to prevent potential tragedies on the road.

Drivers in Halifax are being warned about the dangers of untreated sleep apnoea after research revealed a significant link to serious car crashes. Professor Vik Veer, a leading expert, highlights the increased risk of road accidents associated with this sleep disorder.

Global agriculture faces mounting waste disposal challenges and the threat of antibiotic resistance. Mushroom-based composting emerges as a promising solution to improve waste degradation, reduce pathogens, and curb the spread of antibiotic resistance genes, safeguarding agricultural safety and the environment.

Martin Lynch finds solace from PTSD by taking daily cold plunges in his wheelie bin, transforming an ordinary object into a meditation tool.

As pollen counts rise across the nation, tens of millions of Americans battle the discomfort of spring allergies. From identifying the hardest-hit cities to leveraging effective treatments, here’s expert advice to help you manage your symptoms and embrace the outdoors.

After a devastating diagnosis that landed her in the ICU, Holly Ponto feared she’d never run again. Now, she’s preparing to celebrate her recovery at the Indy Mini marathon.

The recent measles outbreak in West Texas highlights the serious consequences of stagnant vaccine funding. With new budget cuts looming, similar threats may emerge across the United States if action isn’t taken.

With few effective treatments available for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, the ashwagandha plant emerges as a beacon of hope for patients battling this debilitating disease. Could this ancient remedy provide relief where modern medicine has struggled?

Actor Eric Dane has revealed to ‘People’ magazine that he has been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).

Researchers have developed nerve grafts that can evade the immune system, dubbed an ‘invisibility cloak.’ These grafts are currently being trialed as a treatment for Parkinson’s disease, potentially revolutionizing therapies for neurodegenerative conditions.

Ontario has reported 155 new measles cases this week, pushing total infections over 800 since the outbreak began last fall. The recent surge follows weeks of seeming stability in new case numbers.

Rhythm Pharmaceuticals announces promising results from their Phase 3 TRANSCEND trial, where setmelanotide significantly reduced BMI in patients with acquired hypothalamic obesity. This breakthrough offers new hope for treating this rare condition resulting from hypothalamic damage.

Negotiations have stalled between Birmingham’s waste collectors and the city council, prolonging a strike that’s left rubbish uncollected and residents voicing public health concerns.

An unexpected symptom like finger clubbing could be a crucial warning sign of lung cancer. Early detection is vital—learn why you should never ignore these signals.

As pollen counts begin to rise, Dr Amir Khan advises hay fever sufferers to start their prevention medication now. Proper use of treatments like steroid nasal sprays can significantly reduce symptoms later in the season.

After years away from music, quitting smoking helped me regain my voice and rediscover the joy of singing—a true reward for embracing self-care.

After years of debilitating digestive issues and misdiagnoses, 34-year-old Liam Hickman found relief through a simple food intolerance test. By eliminating problematic foods, he transformed his health and now advocates for wider acceptance of such testing.

Lake Tahoe is set for an exciting week filled with events that blend adventure, education, and philanthropy. From a snowshoe race supporting breast cancer research to lectures unveiling the lake’s ancient secrets, there’s something for everyone.

Ignite Proteomics has completed the acquisition of PLA code 0249U for its advanced breast cancer assay, integrating laboratory capabilities and intellectual property. This milestone enhances the test’s recognition in billing systems, paving the way for wider adoption in precision oncology.

Jaguar has received regulatory clearance in Germany and Italy to conduct a study of Crofelemer for Short Bowel Syndrome with Intestinal Failure (SBS-IF). This approval marks a significant advancement in rare disease research and offers potential hope for patients.

New York State health officials have confirmed the first case of a new mpox strain, clade Ib, in an individual recently returned from Africa. While the public risk remains low, authorities emphasize the importance of vaccination and prevention.

As California battles its worst flu season in five years, health officials are alarmed by declining vaccination rates, especially among children, leaving thousands vulnerable to severe infections.

The World Health Organization has initiated a new platform to provide cost-free cancer medicines to thousands of children in low- and middle-income countries. This program aims to improve survival rates that lag significantly behind those in high-income nations.

In a recent advice column, families grapple with generational challenges—from a single father’s concern over his teenage daughter’s toxic relationship to a child’s worry about a parent’s sudden forgetfulness. The guidance offered highlights the importance of open communication and seeking professional help when faced with difficult family dynamics.

Netflix’s ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’ delves into the devastating impact of Belle Gibson’s false cancer cure claims, unraveling the lives of Milla Blake, Lucy Guthrie, and Justin as they navigate hope, deception, and the dire consequences of misinformation.

As the number of LGBTQ+ seniors is set to double by 2030, many are confronting the compounded challenges of aging alone, lingering trauma, and a lack of social support. Personal stories like Bill Hall’s highlight the unique hardships faced by this community, from isolation and health issues to the enduring impact of past discrimination.

An NHS doctor is urging the public to recognize five commonly overlooked symptoms of type 2 diabetes that could be essential for early diagnosis. From tiredness to nerve pain, being aware of these signs might prompt you to get a crucial blood test.

Two cherished animals—a harbor seal and a Chilean flamingo—have died from bird flu at a Chicago zoo. Officials believe contact with an infected waterfowl is almost certainly to blame, though the exact source remains unclear.

Grocery shopping can be a daunting task for those with limited mobility, but with expert advice and the right tools, navigating the aisles becomes much more manageable. From strategic planning to innovative gadgets, professionals share their top tips to ease the shopping experience.

Pattison’s Academy in Charleston is revolutionizing Pre-K education for special needs children with a free program offering robust health services and individualized learning. Families like the Barefords are experiencing life-changing support through the academy’s dedicated care.

As we age, understanding dementia and Alzheimer’s disease becomes crucial for maintaining cognitive health. This article explores these conditions, their signs, risk factors, and tips to reduce the risk, empowering seniors and their families with essential knowledge.

RazorMetrics has launched an AI-driven Polypharmacy Solution aimed at reducing medication overload affecting nearly a quarter of U.S. adults, optimizing patient safety and lowering healthcare costs.

Biotech firm Immunic, Inc. announced significant progress in developing treatments for multiple sclerosis, with upcoming trial results and strengthened leadership bolstering their efforts. The company’s lead drug, vidofludimus calcium, shows promise in both relapsing and progressive forms of the disease.

SpringWorks Therapeutics’ CEO, Saqib Islam, is set to present at the 43rd Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference on January 13, 2025. The announcement follows the company’s recent FDA approval of their first therapy, OGSIVEO®, marking a significant milestone in their mission to treat severe rare diseases and cancer.

Michael Cornell embraced the challenge of leading a troubled school district and, over a decade, transformed it into a thriving educational community. As he retires, Cornell reflects on overcoming adversity to restore stability and focus on students in Hamburg Schools.

Fresenius Kidney Care is set to enhance patient care in Willmar, Minnesota, with a new dialysis clinic opening in spring 2025. The facility addresses safety and accessibility concerns of the current basement location and introduces training for at-home hemodialysis.

Cruise ships are facing their highest number of stomach bug outbreaks since 2012, with 16 incidents affecting nearly 1,900 passengers. The surge marks a significant public health concern for the industry.

As the world navigates significant political transitions and global challenges, leaders and nations are shaping the course of history. From Jimmy Carter’s enduring humanitarian efforts to pivotal developments in U.S. politics and international relations, these are the stories defining our times.

As insurance companies prioritize profits over people, nearly half of America’s home care agencies are closing within five years, leaving vulnerable patients without essential care and caregivers without jobs. Industry leaders are calling for urgent reforms to prevent a looming public health crisis.

Struggling with sleepless nights? Dr. Asif Ahmed suggests that magnesium supplements could be the key to overcoming insomnia. Despite normal blood test results, many may still be deficient in this essential mineral that promotes restful sleep.

Princess Michael of Kent reveals her struggle after breaking both wrists in a fall at Kensington Palace, shedding light on the unseen challenges faced by royals. Amid personal health battles and family tragedy, she shares her story of resilience and the family’s united front.

Despite a national decline in religious vocations, a small group of young women in the U.S. is choosing to become Catholic nuns. Driven by faith and community, they navigate a path that blends traditional religious life with modern challenges.