“Feed a cold and starve a fever” is an old saying not backed by modern science; doctors say stay hydrated and nourished during both colds and fevers.
New studies suggest breast cancer screening may work better when personalized by risk and aided by technology, challenging the traditional annual mammogram model.
Moderna has announced that the FDA has refused to review its application for an experimental flu shot. This decision raises questions about the future of its vaccine development strategy and the potential impact on public health initiatives.
Wake County health officials report possible measles exposure at north Raleigh locations, urging awareness and calm monitoring without signaling a broader outbreak.
Wake County health officials report measles exposure at two Raleigh Harris Teeter locations and other sites on Feb. 5; those present should check vaccine status.
Health officials report possible measles exposure at multiple Wake County, NC locations on Feb. 5; people present then should monitor for symptoms and check vaccination history.
Bulk-billing rates are rising again, thanks to a multi-billion-dollar government policy, easing access and reaffirming universal healthcare across Australia.
Food ministers in Australia are progressing plans to make Health Star Ratings mandatory on all packaged food, following weak voluntary uptake and calls for clearer nutrition labelling.
The FDA has refused to review Moderna’s application for its experimental mRNA influenza vaccine, citing trial design issues; the company seeks further dialogue and continues global submissions.
The FDA has refused to review Moderna’s application for its mRNA seasonal flu vaccine due to procedural concerns about trial design, not safety or efficacy; the company plans further dialogue.
The FDA has refused to review Moderna’s application for its seasonal mRNA flu vaccine, citing trial design concerns rather than safety issues; Moderna seeks further discussion with the agency.
D.C. health officials are investigating measles cases and possible exposure sites, including locations tied to the March for Life, while urging vaccination checks and symptom awareness.
The University of Minnesota’s Vaccine Integrity Project joins with the American Medical Association and other medical groups to review vaccine science, offering clinicians evidence-based insights amid changing federal guidance.
The AMA is launching an independent review system with the Vaccine Integrity Project to assess vaccine safety and effectiveness, aiming to support evidence-based guidance amid criticism of federal advisory processes.
Leading U.S. medical groups, including the AMA, have joined forces with the Vaccine Integrity Project to launch an independent, evidence-based vaccine science review, aiming to support clinicians and public health guidance amid criticism of federal processes.
Amid disruption at the CDC’s vaccine advisory process, the AMA and the Vaccine Integrity Project have launched an independent, evidence-focused science review to support clinicians and public health decision-making.
A major study finds speed-of-processing brain training may lower dementia risk, while other cognitive exercises show limited long-term protective effects.
A long-term study suggests that specific brain training games focused on speed and processing may lower Alzheimer’s and dementia risk decades later, as part of broader brain health strategies.
A new study suggests moderate daily coffee consumption may be linked to lower dementia risk, while emphasizing that lifestyle, genetics, and overall health remain key factors.
A new study explores links between coffee, tea, caffeine, and dementia risk, suggesting moderate consumption may be associated with lower risk while emphasizing limits of observational research.
Research suggests erythritol, a common low-calorie sweetener used in many sugar-free foods and drinks, may affect blood vessel function and potentially increase stroke risk, though further human studies are needed.
An elderly wife writes to Dear Abby after her husband’s slot machine addiction spent their $600K lifetime savings, leaving them bankrupt and dependent on their son’s limited support.
Weight‑loss medications are making their Super Bowl debut, using star-studded ads to normalize GLP‑1 drugs and compete for attention alongside traditional commercials.
Exercise alone often leads to modest weight loss because the body compensates with increased appetite or energy adjustments; effective weight loss also requires dietary and lifestyle changes.