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Scientists are increasingly concerned about the evolution of bird flu viruses, which could trigger a human pandemic. The H5N1 strain's spread and mutation raise urgent public health questions.
Dr. Joel Habener, the endocrinologist whose research on the GLP-1 hormone revolutionized the treatment of diabetes and obesity, has passed away at 88. His work underpins modern blockbuster drugs.
We are told to find closure after loss or trauma, but does this state actually exist? Psychologists argue that acceptance, not finality, is the key to healing.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has proposed a new food pyramid that prioritizes red meat and dairy, sparking controversy among health experts and economists.
The US government has released new dietary guidelines that remove specific daily limits on alcohol consumption, a departure from decades of advice. The change has prompted a sharp debate among health experts.
Biotech firms are rushing to sell tests claiming to diagnose autism via biological markers in hair or blood. Despite hopes for early detection, medical experts warn these tests lack rigorous scientific validation and could exploit vulnerable families.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced a major reduction in CDC vaccine recommendations for children. The changes include removing the combined MMRV vaccine and delaying the hepatitis B shot for newborns, sparking controversy among medical experts.
A lawsuit has been filed by hundreds of patients against a Virginia hospital and its executives. The suit alleges that the hospital failed to stop Dr. Javaid Perwaiz from performing unnecessary and harmful surgeries. Plaintiffs claim corporate negligence and demand accountability for the trauma suff
The term 'Chinese Peptides' has emerged as a prominent buzzword within Silicon Valley and the broader tech community, representing the latest wave in the biohacking movement. This trend involves the procurement and use of research-grade peptides, often manufactured in China.
Vaccines may do more for older adults than just prevent infections. Emerging research suggests they could also lower the risks of dementia and heart disease, offering unexpected long-term health benefits.