Health
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American Academy of Pediatrics releases childhood vaccine recommendations that differ from CDC
The American Academy of Pediatrics recently released its updated recommendations for childhood vaccines, creating a significant departure from the guidance…
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Remembering A Global Health Hero
Dr. William H. “Bill” Foege, M.D., a global health hero, passed away at his Atlanta home on Jan 24 at…
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Alex Pretti honored at Minneapolis vigil by health care workers
MINNEAPOLIS — On a bitterly cold Sunday afternoon, the community gathered on Nicollet Avenue to honor the memory of Alex…
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Major winter storm brings warnings about heart attack risk of shoveling snow
Winter storms can bring beautiful blankets of snow, but they also come with hidden dangers, especially when it comes to…
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Five Extra Minutes A Day Could Add Years To Your Life
Small Changes Lead to Big Life Gains Recent research suggests that even minor adjustments to our daily routines can have…
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Endometriosis research and the race for better diagnostic tests
María Teresa Pérez Zaballos spent years searching for answers to her mysterious symptoms before finally receiving a diagnosis. Despite visiting…
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Studies Are Increasingly Finding High Blood Sugar May Be Associated With Dementia
A recent study published in the journal Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism has shed light on the significant link between blood…
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William Foege, 20th century public health hero, has died
Sencer recalls in the book’s introduction that Foege said to him, “David, it’s time for me to go home. You’ve…
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RFK Jr. has raised doubts about vaccines, but data shows how many lives they’ve saved
The inaugural speech of President Trump emphasized the importance of keeping children healthy and disease-free. However, the appointment of Robert…
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A New Study Shows That Oatmeal May Help Significantly Lower Cholesterol Levels
Cardiovascular disease remains one of the leading causes of mortality worldwide. A recent study conducted by the University of Bonn…
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