Recent research underscores the positive effects of nature exposure on mental health and its intriguing relationship with the nasal microbiome.
Recent findings from a midstage study indicate that Pfizer's obesity treatment, obtained from Metsera, may be effective with monthly dosing.
With projections suggesting nearly 2 million Amish Americans by 2075, their views on health care and vaccines could significantly impact public health.
Tom Frieden, who previously led the U.S. CDC response during the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak, emphasizes the need for immediate and thorough measures against the current outbreak.
This piece delves into the potential impacts of lithium mining on water quality in North Carolina, highlighting environmental concerns.
The recent cancellation of medical entrance tests affecting over 2 million candidates has ignited frustration towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration.
The recent change in employment status for thousands of HHS staff raises concerns about job security and policy-making at the agency.
A recently found postcard sheds light on the essential contributions of women to Portsmouth's railways during World War I, prompting a call for local identification.
Health professionals who bravely combat Ebola abroad should have the assurance of returning home safely. Their sacrifices deserve recognition and support.
RevMed's cancer treatment appears inaccessible for certain patients, while the Supreme Court maintains an essential pathway for generic drugs amid ongoing biotech developments.
The pharmaceutical sector is witnessing a series of personnel changes, including new hires, departures, and promotions. Here’s a summary of the latest developments.
The belief in universal health care is strong, yet it raises questions about safety and accountability beyond mere access. Insights from practicing medicine overseas reveal these complexities.
As summer activities like kayaking on the Maquoketa River unfold, concerns about water pollution in Iowa raise health risks and disrupt outdoor enjoyment.
As we reflect on the six-year mark since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts are evaluating how coordinated responses to domestic violence have evolved during this challenging period.
The Department of Health and Human Services has announced that Americans at high risk of Ebola exposure during the ongoing outbreak in Central Africa will be able to receive an experimental antibody treatment.
A recent presentation on Revolution Medicines' pancreatic cancer drug garnered significant attention, earning a standing ovation. However, the broader biotech sector faced challenges this week.
In a recent late-stage trial, Otsuka's kidney drug Voyxact demonstrated a reduction in the decline of kidney function over one year, but the results did not meet anticipated outcomes.
As RFK Jr. enters his second year as health secretary, he faces significant challenges, including staff vacancies and new regulations that intertwine politics with NIH operations.
This editorial examines the ongoing efforts by the Trump administration to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives and their potential effects on racial health disparities.
Recent findings have revealed a previously unknown location where HIV can remain hidden in the body, raising new questions for treatment strategies.