A groundbreaking study from the University of Rochester suggests that toxic 'forever chemicals' may be a key factor in why boys are diagnosed with autism and ADHD at three times the rate of girls. The research highlights the long-term impacts of these chemicals on brain development and behavior.
A recent NACCHO report reveals alarming staff shortages in local health departments, raising concerns about the public health safety net. As many as 19% report job losses, with funding cuts looming. Discover the implications for your community.
A groundbreaking study reveals that certain human gut bacteria can absorb and store harmful PFAS, potentially offering a new way to mitigate their health impacts. Could boosting these microbes be the key to protecting our bodies from these toxic 'forever chemicals'?
In a dramatic turn of events, a federal judge has temporarily halted the deportations of eight immigrants to South Sudan, a country ravaged by civil war, as legal complications arise following a Supreme Court ruling.
A groundbreaking study reveals there's no safe level of processed meat consumption, linking even small amounts to increased risks of serious health issues like diabetes and cancer. Find out why cutting back is crucial for your health!
Devastating floods along the Guadalupe River in Texas have claimed at least 13 lives, with 20 children still missing from a summer camp. Emergency crews are actively searching for survivors as heavy rains caused unprecedented flooding in Kerr County.
In a dramatic Fourth of July event, President Trump signed a spending bill that promises massive cuts to government benefits, including Medicaid, while touting the largest tax cut in history. The celebration included military flyovers and sparked fierce criticism from Democrats.
A staggering 17% of NASA's workforce is preparing to leave the agency, raising concerns about expertise gaps and the future of space exploration. With a wave of departures ahead, is NASA's ability to innovate in jeopardy?
Scientists warn that Earth's rotation is speeding up, potentially leading to the shortest day ever recorded. This unexpected change could disrupt technologies that rely on precise timekeeping.
Archaeologists in China have unearthed 35 wooden tools dating back 300,000 years, showcasing advanced craftsmanship and offering insights into the diet of early humans. This remarkable discovery sheds light on ancient survival strategies.
