The United States is scheduled to formally withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO) on this Thursday. This move has drawn criticism and caused concern about global health collaboration in the face of ongoing pandemics.
New research has emerged confirming that paracetamol is safe for use during pregnancy, countering previous claims linking its use to autism, which were notably supported by Trump. This evidence is crucial for expecting mothers regarding pain relief options.
Subtle prostate cancer symptoms — like frequent urination, weak stream, or blood in urine — often resemble normal aging changes, but persistent signs merit medical evaluation
Hospital Clínico de València received excellence certification for full implementation of the Decálogo for Hepatitis C elimination, reflecting strong multidisciplinary care and high cure rates.
Dr. Laura Balcells notes that about 80 % of sexually active people will encounter HPV, highlighting its commonality and the importance of vaccination and screening for prevention.
Studies indicate SGLT2 inhibitors, compared with GLP-1 receptor agonists, are linked to a modestly lower risk of chronic kidney disease and fewer acute kidney injury events in people with type 2 diabetes.
Research shows a small population of highly plastic cancer cells drives tumor progression and resistance to therapy by adapting and surviving treatment, suggesting new targets for intervention.
New research finds macaque facial gestures arise from complex, coordinated brain activity, suggesting they are social signals rather than simple reflexes.
Early research suggests melatonin, a popular sleep supplement, may enhance DNA repair and could influence cancer risk in some groups, especially night shift workers, but evidence is not definitive.
A 47‑year Swedish study finds that peak strength and fitness occur by the early 30s, with gradual decline beginning around age 35, though exercise at any age can still boost capacity.
A young child in Northern Virginia has been diagnosed with measles after travel abroad, prompting health officials to identify possible exposure sites and urge vigilance while noting overall public risk remains low.
South Carolina’s growing measles outbreak has raised concerns nationwide, threatening the U.S. measles elimination status as cases spread amid declining vaccination coverage and ongoing transmission.
Experts highlight six daily habits — good sleep, exercise, diet, stress care, social connection, and mental engagement — that support brain health and slow aging.
An NHS nurse has been reinstated following a dispute involving a trans patient, after an employment process examined conduct, policy, and professional standards.
A mother performed CPR on her baby after the child suffered a seizure in a Tesco store, drawing praise from medics and raising awareness of a rare condition.
New research suggests the shingles vaccine, beyond preventing illness, may slow biological aging in older adults by reducing inflammation and improving immune markers, offering fresh insight into aging resilience.
Measles cases in South Carolina have surged, contributing to a broader uptick across the U.S. that risks the country’s long-held measles elimination status, highlighting challenges in vaccination coverage and public health resilience.
Weill Cornell Medicine received a $5.2M ARPA-H award to develop advanced tools for diagnosing lymphatic disease using genomics, nanotech, and AI, aiming to detect dysfunction earlier and improve care.
Preventing type 2 diabetes through lifestyle change may cut the carbon emissions linked to its care by more than half, linking personal health with planetary benefit.
Sydney health authorities report rising measles cases linked to travel and local spread, urging residents to monitor symptoms and ensure MMR vaccination.
Algae’s rich protein and minimal resource needs make it a promising, sustainable alternative to traditional protein, with research exploring its potential role in future global diets.
Studies suggest combining different types of exercise may support longer life, as varied movement strengthens multiple body systems and encourages sustainable, lifelong activity.
Researchers have identified blood metabolite patterns — especially sphingolipid/steroid ratios — that can predict asthma attack risk up to five years in advance with high accuracy.
New clinical research finds that pain intensity in early-stage lung cancer surgery recovery is linked with higher levels of pain catastrophizing, influenced by awareness, attention bias, and social support.