
Echoes of a Forgotten Childhood Illness: What 2,000 Cases Tell Us
Over 2,000 measles cases reported in the United States this year the highest in decades raising concerns of losing measles elimination status.

Over 2,000 measles cases reported in the United States this year the highest in decades raising concerns of losing measles elimination status.

A new study finds that more than 75% of U.S. adults could be classified as obese under expanded criteria that add waist and body‑fat measures to BMI.

FDA recalls nearly 2,000 products from a Minnesota distributor due to rodent and bird contamination, prompting public warnings and destruction of affected snacks, supplements, and more.

Flu activity is rising across the U.S. amid holiday travel and gatherings, with CDC data showing millions of illnesses and increasing hospitalizations this season.

Flu activity in the U.S. is rising amid holiday travel and gatherings, with CDC data showing increased cases, hospitalizations, and spread driven by a dominant strain.

Despite a rising flu strain in NC, it’s not too late to get vaccinated; flu shots still reduce severe illness and are recommended as season peaks later.

VO₂ max reflects how efficiently the body uses oxygen, linking regular movement to longer life, better health, and greater daily energy through improved heart, lung, and metabolic function.

2025’s medical breakthroughs blend robotics and biomarkers, from remote-guided surgery to early Alzheimer’s blood tests, reshaping precision care with empathy and innovation.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has undergone a new surgical procedure aimed at addressing his ongoing issue with persistent hiccups. This unusual medical condition has prompted multiple treatments and remains a point of concern for the former leader's health.

Kratom and 7-OH products are widely sold in the U.S., prompting a measured public health debate balancing personal experience, scientific uncertainty, and regulatory caution.

Policymakers consider Denmark’s vaccine schedule as a model, but experts caution that differences in health systems and population make direct comparison challenging.

A significant downturn in pharmaceutical production across Europe is raising alarms about the continent's health sovereignty, as reliance on external suppliers increases and local manufacturing capabilities diminish.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has recently sought medical attention to address a persistent case of hiccups that has lasted over a week. His condition has raised concerns and sparked discussions regarding health and wellness in high-profile leaders.

Though often viewed narrowly in reproductive terms, the ovary plays vital roles in hormonal balance, healthspan and aging, calling for broader recognition and care.

An E. coli outbreak associated with Pillsbury brand Pizza Pops has resulted in five hospitalizations, prompting health officials to investigate the source of contamination. Consumers are urged to check their freezers for affected products.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a recall of specific frozen shrimp products suspected of contamination with cesium-137, a radioactive isotope. Consumers are advised to check their freezers and discard any affected items to ensure safety.

Research finds that ADHD stimulant medications may enhance attention indirectly by boosting alertness and reward anticipation, rather than directly strengthening focus networks.

Regular magnesium intake may support long-term brain health by helping maintain neural stability and reducing factors linked to cognitive decline.

Create fitness New Year’s resolutions that are realistic, specific, and enjoyable by focusing on habits, SMART goals, support systems, and planning ahead to avoid burnout.

A new blood test may help identify inherited heart disease earlier by detecting molecular warning signs, offering a path toward earlier intervention and prevention.

Advances in genetically engineered pig organs suggest a future where animal transplants could rival or even outperform human donor organs, reshaping modern medicine.

The FDA has issued urgent recalls on various chocolates due to undeclared allergens that can trigger deadly reactions in sensitive individuals; consumers should check and return affected items.

New York has recorded its highest weekly flu case count on record, signaling an intense season driven by rapid spread, strained health systems, and renewed public health concern.

Recent research finds that under certain conditions male mosquitoes — previously thought harmless — may feed on blood, prompting fresh questions about mosquito biology and disease ecology.