Health
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National Institutes of Health lays off hundreds more staff, including at cancer research institute
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has made the difficult decision to lay off hundreds of employees, including staff at…
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Genetic factors highlight the many ways health and height are linked
Height and Health: The Genetic Link Height has always been a topic of fascination and curiosity for many of us.…
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An Expert’s Take On The Crisis Narrative Within College Mental Health
Addressing the Crisis Narrative in College Mental Health Photo of Ben Locke, used with permission Ben Locke College mental health…
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At AACR, cancer researchers dove into politics as well as progress
The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) annual meeting drew over 22,000 cancer scientists, clinicians, and advocates to Chicago for…
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An NBA star’s PSA inspired a man to check his mild symptoms. Doctors found an orange-sized mass
Warren Donaldson’s health scare began with seemingly minor symptoms that he initially brushed off. The 64-year-old experienced shortness of breath,…
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National-level actions found to be effective at tackling antibiotic resistance
Antibiotic resistance is a pressing global health issue, leading to 1.27 million deaths annually. In response to this crisis, countries…
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Why Requiring Placebo-Controlled Trials For New Vaccines Could Harm Americans
Vaccines have always been a hot topic of debate in America, and the issue is set to become even more…
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NIH use of old vaccine method for universal flu vaccine questioned
The recent announcement that the Department of Health and Human Services is investing $500 million in a National Institutes of…
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Worker safety agency NIOSH lays off most remaining staff
The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) experienced a devastating blow on Friday as nearly all remaining staff…
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