A Singapore study finds that aging, smoking, and genetic mutations work together to sharply increase stomach cancer risk, revealing how long-term factors compound over time.
Bangladesh has confirmed its first Nipah virus case of 2026, prompting health authorities to activate monitoring and containment measures.
The Department of Health reported over 7,400 dengue cases in January, a 71% decrease from last year, while urging continued vigilance ahead of peak season.
The Department of Health is investigating the death of a vaccinated girl in Sultan Kudarat, reviewing medical and procedural details to determine the cause.
COVID-19 and H1N1 spread rapidly through U.S. cities by exploiting density, mobility, and delayed responses, revealing how urban life can amplify outbreaks.
Exercise offers health benefits but often doesn’t lead to significant weight loss alone because calorie burn is smaller than believed and bodies adapt to activity levels.
A randomized trial found the ketogenic diet may offer small additional benefits for people with treatment-resistant depression compared with a plant-forward control diet over six weeks.
Maine reports its first measles case since 2019 in an adult who traveled out of state. Health officials trace exposures and emphasize watching for symptoms and updated vaccination.
Maine reports its first measles case since 2019, reminding communities of the importance of vaccination and vigilance amid calm winter towns.
Research suggests Sudanese Copts developed malaria resistance through rapid evolutionary change, showing that human adaptation can occur far faster than once assumed.
Research links habitual late nights to poorer heart health, especially when sleep schedules are irregular, highlighting how circadian rhythm disruption can strain the cardiovascular system.
The FDA plans to act against non-approved GLP-1 drugs as demand surges, signaling a shift toward stricter enforcement and a narrowing tolerance for unregulated alternatives.
A tuberculosis case was identified at Bethpage High School, prompting coordinated monitoring by health officials. Authorities say the risk to the broader community remains low.
Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition marked by redness and sensitivity. While there’s no cure, modern treatments and gentle care can significantly reduce flare-ups.
Using advanced life-support systems, surgeons kept a man alive for 48 hours without lungs, sustaining circulation and oxygenation until a transplant was possible.
Griffith University researchers report progress toward a new chikungunya vaccine, bringing prevention closer for a virus long known for its lingering pain.
New DNA-based vaccine scaffolds help focus immune responses on vulnerable regions of HIV, offering a more precise strategy in the long search for an effective vaccine.
UK health authorities report 36 cases of toxin poisoning linked to baby formula, prompting recalls and warnings to parents to remove affected products and seek medical guidance.
A study finds optimal timing for lung cancer treatment, offering hope by improving therapy effectiveness and reducing side effects.
Health warning issued for Cape Verde after multiple British tourists die from stomach illnesses; travelers advised to follow hygiene and safety guidance.
The White House has launched the TrumpRx website, aimed at providing users with access to discounts on prescription medications. This initiative seeks to help alleviate the financial burden of healthcare costs for Americans.
The CDC has reported a staggering spike in measles cases, with infections reaching four times the annual average in just a few weeks. This alarming trend raises serious public health concerns about vaccination rates and disease prevention.
Longevity experts favor diets rich in plant foods, omega-3 fish, whole grains, and antioxidants, with moderation and diverse nutrients linked to better heart, brain and overall long-term health.
USPHS officers deployed to ICE detention centers report severe moral distress due to overcrowding, inadequate care conditions, and ethical conflicts, prompting some to quit the service entirely.