A concerning outbreak of measles has been reported in Utah, with 64 confirmed cases. Health officials urge vaccination and prompt action to prevent further spread. Learn more about the symptoms and safety measures.
When the Higginbotham family faced a series of shocking diagnoses for their young daughters, they embarked on a tumultuous journey through surgeries and recovery, ultimately finding hope and healing in unexpected ways.
A recent survey reveals that almost 90% of U.S. adults are unaware of cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome, despite being at high risk. Learn about the interconnected risks and how to prevent this emerging health crisis.
While scrolling through Instagram, Alexis King discovered a revealing video of Lori Harvey discussing her long journey to a diagnosis of a common hormone condition that affects many women.
At 30, Lacie Madison thought she was fully vaccinated, but a routine check at her new hospital job revealed she might not be vaccinated at all. Her shocking discovery has left many questioning their own vaccine status.
A groundbreaking new classification, Type 5 diabetes, is emerging from decades of overlooked cases. Researchers urge formal recognition to improve treatment and understanding of this malnutrition-linked condition affecting millions.
Couples facing fertility challenges may discover shocking genetic factors during testing, such as a rare chromosomal anomaly that affects their chances of conceiving. Learn more about the implications.
On World Sepsis Day, health experts warn that sepsis affects 1.7 million Americans yearly. Learn to recognize symptoms like fever and rapid breathing to save lives.
Chagas disease, also known as 'kissing bug' disease, is spreading in the U.S. Researchers urge its classification as endemic to improve awareness and response. Learn about its dangers and symptoms.
Chagas disease, linked to the kissing bug, may be becoming endemic in the U.S., with cases reported in multiple states. Learn about the risks and prevention methods in this CDC report.
