Key points: A federal advisory committee led by Kirk Milhoan and convened by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may vote this week on whether to remove the routine hepatitis B dose given to newborns within ...
San Francisco has sued 10 major food companies, alleging they knowingly marketed ultraprocessed foods that har...
The West Virginia Board of Education has reinstated the state’s school vaccination requirement after the state...
Prairie Farms Dairy has recalled select gallon-size Fat Free Milk sold at 18 Woodman’s stores in Illinois and ...
More than 20 packaged lunches served at Haeata Community Campus in Christchurch on Dec. 1 appeared spoiled, wi...
The Submariners’ Advocacy Group, formed in 2024, released a Nov. 8 report calling for declassification of hist...
Próspera, a Honduran charter city on Roatán island, has drawn longevity startups by offering a permissive regu...
Glow‑in‑the‑dark items use phosphorescent minerals that absorb light and slowly re‑emit it. Modern pigments — ...
The WHO says injectable GLP‑1 drugs (liraglutide, semaglutide, tirzepatide) can support weight loss in adults but are not a standalone solution to global obesity. Medication should be combined with healthy diet...
An anonymous $50 million donation to the University of Washington will pay senior-year clinical-rotation tuiti...
The New York City Council is considering a bill to ban PFAS in turnout gear for about 11,000 firefighters, req...
Cuba has reported 33 deaths from chikungunya and dengue since July, including 21 children. The chikungunya outbreak began in Matanzas and has spread to all 15 provinces, while...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has reportedly told drugmakers it will stop requiring laboratory monkeys...
Children in Gaza are using tailored virtual reality therapy to experience calm, restorative environments that ...
A Pediatrics study of more than 10,000 adolescents found that 12-year-olds who own smartphones had 31% higher odds of depression, 40% higher odds of obesity and 62% higher odd...
The U.S. will not officially observe World AIDS Day this year, ending a practice in place since 1988. An estim...
Martin Kulldorff is leaving his role as ACIP chair to take a chief science officer position at HHS. Dr. Kirk Milhoan , who has raised concerns about vaccines and cardiovascular risk, will replace him. The commi...
The Democratic Republic of Congo has declared its latest Ebola outbreak over after recording 53 confirmed case...
Researchers using mouse models report that microglia can enter a protective state near amyloid‑beta plaques, c...
Two studies raise concerns that common industrial chemicals and pesticides can harm gut bacteria and potential...
Study summary: Researchers identified the cell receptor GPR133 (ADGRD1) as a key regulator of bone density in ...
UCLA researchers engineered off‑the‑shelf CAR‑modified invariant NKT cells from donated stem cells that penetr...
Fujifilm has formed a regional bioethics committee of independent experts to guide ethical policy as the compa...
Summary: The FDA has proposed a pathway that could speed personalised gene therapies when a clear molecular de...
South Africa, Eswatini and Zambia have begun public distribution of lenacapavir, a twice‑yearly injectable shown in trials to reduce HIV transmission risk by over 99.9%. The initial rollouts are supported by Un...
Researchers reviewing clinical evidence report that a single inhaled dose of medical‑grade nitrous oxide (50% ...
A PLOS One study found that nine weeks of polystyrene microplastic exposure led to detectable particles in mouse livers and measurable declines in liver metabolism, along with...
This Japanese study found that orally administered arginine—an amino acid already used in some treatments—redu...
Key points: A federal advisory committee led by Kirk Milhoan and convened by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may vote this week on whether to remove the routine hepatitis B dose given to newborns within ...
San Francisco has sued 10 major food companies, alleging they knowingly marketed ultraprocessed foods that har...
The West Virginia Board of Education has reinstated the state’s school vaccination requirement after the state...
Prairie Farms Dairy has recalled select gallon-size Fat Free Milk sold at 18 Woodman’s stores in Illinois and ...
More than 20 packaged lunches served at Haeata Community Campus in Christchurch on Dec. 1 appeared spoiled, wi...
The Submariners’ Advocacy Group, formed in 2024, released a Nov. 8 report calling for declassification of hist...
Próspera, a Honduran charter city on Roatán island, has drawn longevity startups by offering a permissive regu...
Glow‑in‑the‑dark items use phosphorescent minerals that absorb light and slowly re‑emit it. Modern pigments — ...
The WHO says injectable GLP‑1 drugs (liraglutide, semaglutide, tirzepatide) can support weight loss in adults but are not a standalone solution to global obesity. Medication should be combined with healthy diet...
An anonymous $50 million donation to the University of Washington will pay senior-year clinical-rotation tuiti...
The New York City Council is considering a bill to ban PFAS in turnout gear for about 11,000 firefighters, req...
Cuba has reported 33 deaths from chikungunya and dengue since July, including 21 children. The chikungunya outbreak began in Matanzas and has spread to all 15 provinces, while...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has reportedly told drugmakers it will stop requiring laboratory monkeys...
Children in Gaza are using tailored virtual reality therapy to experience calm, restorative environments that ...
A Pediatrics study of more than 10,000 adolescents found that 12-year-olds who own smartphones had 31% higher odds of depression, 40% higher odds of obesity and 62% higher odd...
The U.S. will not officially observe World AIDS Day this year, ending a practice in place since 1988. An estim...
Martin Kulldorff is leaving his role as ACIP chair to take a chief science officer position at HHS. Dr. Kirk Milhoan , who has raised concerns about vaccines and cardiovascular risk, will replace him. The commi...
The Democratic Republic of Congo has declared its latest Ebola outbreak over after recording 53 confirmed case...
Researchers using mouse models report that microglia can enter a protective state near amyloid‑beta plaques, c...
Two studies raise concerns that common industrial chemicals and pesticides can harm gut bacteria and potential...
Study summary: Researchers identified the cell receptor GPR133 (ADGRD1) as a key regulator of bone density in ...
UCLA researchers engineered off‑the‑shelf CAR‑modified invariant NKT cells from donated stem cells that penetr...
Fujifilm has formed a regional bioethics committee of independent experts to guide ethical policy as the compa...
Summary: The FDA has proposed a pathway that could speed personalised gene therapies when a clear molecular de...
South Africa, Eswatini and Zambia have begun public distribution of lenacapavir, a twice‑yearly injectable shown in trials to reduce HIV transmission risk by over 99.9%. The initial rollouts are supported by Un...
Researchers reviewing clinical evidence report that a single inhaled dose of medical‑grade nitrous oxide (50% ...
A PLOS One study found that nine weeks of polystyrene microplastic exposure led to detectable particles in mouse livers and measurable declines in liver metabolism, along with...
This Japanese study found that orally administered arginine—an amino acid already used in some treatments—redu...