Childhood vaccination rates have fallen in some regions to around 80%, raising concerns about measles and other preventable diseases as health officials push to restore coverage.
Childhood vaccination rates are declining in the U.S. and globally, raising concerns about measles and other preventable diseases as health officials work to rebuild coverage.
Early clinical research suggests DMT in the Amazonian ayahuasca brew may help reduce depression symptoms, sparking new interest in psychedelic‑assisted treatments.
Employers are exploring new ways to offer GLP‑1 drug access for workers’ weight‑loss demand, balancing costs with telehealth support and evolving benefit models.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs unveils a plan to expand dental care access by creating a nationwide network of community dental providers for eligible veterans.
The Belgian government has summoned the US ambassador to discuss recent claims of rising antisemitism in the United States. Officials expressed deep concern over the implications for global human rights and the need for collaborative efforts to combat hatred.
Researchers are optimizing CAR T cells to better target solid tumors by enhancing durability, resistance to suppression, and metabolic resilience in challenging tumor environments.
Researchers identify a molecular mechanism linking fatty liver disease to liver cancer, offering new insight into how chronic metabolic stress may drive tumor development.
A study examines how healthcare practitioners view environmental sustainability, highlighting growing awareness, systemic challenges, and opportunities for greener healthcare systems.
Researchers identify memory-linked brain cells that influence appetite, suggesting a new neural target for future obesity therapies beyond traditional metabolic approaches.
A study using comprehensive GC–MS/MS quantification maps gut microbiota–derived metabolites across intestinal and systemic tissues, advancing precision metabolomics research.
Research suggests oropharyngeal dysphagia may be more prevalent in adults with type 2 diabetes, highlighting the need for awareness and early screening in comprehensive care.
A case report details a giant arachnoid cyst discovered after transient facial paresthesia, highlighting how subtle neurological symptoms can reveal significant structural findings.
Researchers suggest an existing epilepsy drug may reduce toxic Alzheimer’s proteins before plaques form, offering a potential early-intervention strategy pending clinical trials.
Research suggests the immune system has mechanisms that contain Toxoplasma gondii, a parasite carried by up to one in three people worldwide, preventing widespread harm.
A new study suggests certain gut microbes may enhance early immune responses in people with HIV, offering insight into how the microbiome could complement established treatments.
A hospital pediatric oncology ward in a developing country, doctors reviewing medicine supplies, neutral lighting, realistic setting, wide-angle composition.
A new global alliance aims to improve access to essential childhood cancer medicines in low- and middle-income countries by stabilizing supply chains, pooling procurement, and strengthening health systems to reduce survival disparities worldwide.
Philadelphia health officials report a measles exposure at Terminal E of Philadelphia International Airport on February 12, 2026. Travelers are advised to check vaccination status and watch for symptoms.
New research suggests significant psychological differences between those who exercise regularly and those who don’t, with physically active people showing greater emotional resilience and quicker stress recovery.
This guide ranks 13 popular fruits by their approximate sugar content per 100 g, showing how natural sweetness varies across favorites from mangoes and grapes to berries.
A simple “home-kitchen test” helps identify ultra-processed carbs: if it cannot be made from basic ingredients, it likely falls into the processed category.
Dr. Rangan Chatterjee calls excessive youth screen time the most urgent public health issue, backing proposals to restrict social media access until age 18 amid mental health concerns.
A major review finds intermittent fasting yields no greater weight loss than typical calorie-reduction diets, suggesting the key factor is overall intake, not meal timing.