The recent outbreak of Rift Valley fever in Senegal, reported in September 2025, poses significant health risks to both humans and livestock, with concerns spreading to neighboring regions.
In a significant legal move, the FTC and four state attorneys general have initiated a lawsuit against the leading organization for gender-affirming care clinicians.
The actor steps in to assist a young fan dealing with a rare disorder by providing financial aid and a thoughtful gift.
In recent biotech developments, the FDA seems receptive to Moderna's flu vaccine as UniQure prepares to submit its Huntington's therapy for approval, and Eli Lilly acquires 4E Therapeutics.
Brittany Trang analyzes whether Abridge's assertion of being a patient-centered ambient scribe developer holds true in the latest edition of AI Prognosis.
In a significant policy shift, the Trump administration plans to incorporate special education into the Department of Health and Human Services, amidst other health updates.
Farmers from Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana discuss their preferred mango types and the significance of these fruits in their regions.
STAT director of editorial operations, Sarah Mupo, emphasizes the importance of the term ‘health care’ in their reporting, highlighting its foundational role.
In a recent announcement, Jeremy Clarkson disclosed his diagnosis of aggressive prostate cancer, sharing the news ahead of new episodes of Clarkson’s Farm.
A new innovation from RMIT University employs ultrasound technology to extract protein from discarded cauliflower leaves, presenting a promising avenue for reducing food waste.
Recent research highlights the importance of antenna proteins in how plants absorb sunlight while protecting themselves from potential light damage, offering new perspectives on plant biology.
The documentary 'Scamanda' delves into the life of a woman who misled her community while claiming to battle cancer, raising questions about trust and deception.
In the wake of the Dobbs decision, women's health care providers are increasingly engaging in political advocacy to safeguard reproductive rights and health services.
A study from the University of Houston's College of Pharmacy reveals that adding salt can significantly boost the effectiveness of mRNA vaccines and gene therapies, as published in the journal Small.
A recent analysis highlights the disparities in access to reproductive healthcare services across the U.S. due to differing state policies.
In 2025, the U.S. achieved a historic low in infant mortality rates according to CDC data, but it still lags behind other comparable countries.
After 27 years away from screens, the beloved Wombles are set to return, appealing to both nostalgic adults and the younger Generation Alpha while promoting environmental awareness.
Lenacapavir, a newly approved HIV preventive treatment, promises over 99% protection with just two doses annually, marking a significant advancement in public health efforts.
A look at how supplement use has evolved over the years, alongside updates on Medicare-funded weight loss and Utah's new drunk driving limit.
Light-reflecting makeup can enhance your skin's appearance, giving it a radiant and healthy look. The goal is to achieve a natural glow without excessive shine.