Health officials are reporting a worsening measles situation in multiple U.S. states, with South Carolina, Arizona, and Utah seeing a…
Read More
CDC Ends Universal Hepatitis B Vaccination Guidance for Newborns in Major Policy Shift
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced a significant change in its vaccination guidance, ending the…
Read More
IV Vitamin Therapy: Health Boost or Overhyped Trend? Experts Say ‘Follow Your Gut’
IV vitamin therapy has surged in popularity over the past few years, with clinics and wellness centers touting direct intravenous…
Read More
New Research Suggests Mental Health Conditions May Share More in Common Than Previously Believed
Emerging research is challenging traditional classifications of mental health disorders, suggesting that many conditions—ranging from anxiety and depression to bipolar…
Read More
Revolutionary At-Home Device Targets Depression With Gentle Brain Stimulation
A new FDA-cleared at-home device is offering hope for millions of people struggling with depression, delivering gentle electrical stimulation to…
Read More
Blindness Lawsuits Target Ozempic and Other GLP-1 Drugs, Triggering Second Wave of Mass Litigation
A new wave of lawsuits has emerged against pharmaceutical companies producing GLP-1 receptor agonists, including Ozempic, alleging that the drugs…
Read More
Why Cutting Out Butter and Cheese Might Be Pointless for Millions, Study Finds
For decades, public health advice has often recommended reducing saturated fats from foods like butter and cheese to lower heart…
Read More
Tragic Child Death Sends Shockwaves Through Promising Gene Therapy Research
The field of gene therapy, once hailed as the frontier of treating rare genetic disorders, is facing renewed scrutiny after…
Read More
Rising Cancer Rates Among Young People Highlight Urgent Need for Kinder, More Targeted Treatments
These approaches aim to maintain high efficacy while improving long-term survivorship and quality of life for younger patients. Prevention, Early…
Read More
Thousands of U.S. Farmers Develop Parkinson’s, Link Deadly Pesticide to Neurological Disease
A growing number of U.S. farmers and agricultural workers are reporting cases of Parkinson’s disease, raising alarm over potential connections…
Read More
