Federal health officials are launching a daring campaign to warn Americans about the dangers of ultra-processed foods, aiming to inspire healthier eating habits and combat chronic diseases like diabetes. With a budget of up to $20 million, the initiative seeks to create viral moments that resonate across social media and beyond.
A new report reveals alarming trends in childhood health, linking rising chronic diseases to ultra-processed foods and a lack of physical activity. Are we failing our children?
New research from the VITAL trial reveals that daily vitamin D3 supplementation can significantly slow telomere shortening in older adults, equating to nearly three years of delayed aging. This breakthrough may help combat age-related diseases and preserve cellular health.
A new study reveals that a healthier diet can lead to later onset of menarche, potentially reducing the risk of chronic diseases in women. Discover how what you eat impacts your menstrual health.
Casey Means, a controversial figure in the health sector, faces backlash from MAGA influencers and former allies as she advocates for lifestyle changes to prevent chronic diseases. Discover the tensions surrounding her nomination and her views on vaccines.
Harvard's extensive biodata repository, crucial for health research, faces extinction due to funding cuts by the Trump administration. Experts warn of dire consequences for public health advancements.
President Trump nominates Dr. Casey Means, a controversial wellness influencer, as Surgeon General, aiming to reshape America's health approach and tackle chronic diseases. Will her unorthodox methods win Senate approval?
A recent study reveals that adherence to specific dietary patterns significantly boosts the odds of healthy aging. Discover which diets can help you age gracefully and maintain cognitive, physical, and mental health.
In a surprising turn of events, the White House has withdrawn Dr. Dave Weldon's nomination to lead the CDC just before his Senate confirmation hearing, citing insufficient votes. Weldon expressed shock but also relief at the decision.
President Trump appoints Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent vaccine skeptic, as the new health secretary overseeing federal spending, vaccine recommendations, and public health initiatives. Kennedy vows to focus on chronic diseases and monitoring vaccine side effects.
