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.
At just 11 months old, Jonny Terrell was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer. Now in remission, his family's journey highlights the struggles and triumphs of battling childhood cancer.
An art teacher reveals her concerns about Robin Westman, the Annunciation Church shooter, shedding light on signs of self-harm and the need for mental health awareness. This tragedy raises questions about systemic failures.
A 43-year-old man in New Mexico has been diagnosed with plague, the first human case of the year. After hospitalization, he has been discharged, highlighting the ongoing risk of this rare but serious disease.
Basil Kennedy's tragic death from a rare bacterial infection highlights the dangers of Vibrio vulnificus. Learn how this bacteria can be contracted and the importance of water safety awareness.
