Health
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U.S. physicians are trusted sources of guidance amid H5N1 outbreak, study finds
A recent study conducted by researchers at the City University of New York School of Public Health has revealed that…
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How Confusion About DEI Bans Impacts National Suicide Prevention Month
September is recognized by the federal government as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of suicide prevention initiatives. This…
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FDA commissioner: Looking at whether Covid vaccine caused deaths
Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary recently revealed that the agency is actively investigating the potential link between Covid-19…
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A mom knew her toddler’s frequent infections weren’t normal. The rare diagnosis was devastating.
Jonny Terrell’s story is one of resilience, hope, and the power of modern medicine. As a healthy baby, Jonny took…
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Can the ‘good’ bacteria in your mouth act as probiotic cavity fighters?
A groundbreaking study conducted by UC Berkeley’s Wenjun Zhang is shedding light on the potential of harnessing the power of…
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Tennis Legend Björn Borg Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis And Journey
International Tennis Hall-of-Famer Björn Borg recently made headlines with the revelation of his battle with prostate cancer in his upcoming…
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Former CDC Director says be wary of vaccine info on CDC website
Former CDC Director Rochelle Walensky has expressed her dismay over the lack of trust in the agency’s vaccination information. In…
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Endico frozen vegetables sold in 6 states recalled due to possible listeria contamination
A recall has been issued for bags of frozen vegetables in six states and Washington, D.C., due to a risk…
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Traditional Japanese samurai daily behavior improves leg strength, could be key to better mobility for seniors
The aging process brings with it a gradual decline in muscle strength, putting individuals at a higher risk of falls,…
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Drug Makers And Payers To Blame For Biosimilar Barriers In U.S. Market
Biosimilars are gradually gaining traction in the U.S. outpatient drug market, offering a more cost-effective alternative to expensive branded biologics.…
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