A new study shows that stillbirths in the U.S. are more common than expected, revealing shocking socioeconomic divides and thousands of unexplained losses in seemingly healthy pregnancies.
A new study reveals that raw meat may contribute significantly to urinary tract infections (UTIs), particularly in low-income areas. With 20% of UTI strains linked to foodborne sources, experts urge better meat handling practices.
As the federal government shutdown continues, federal workers like Jenna Norton urge Congress to stand up against the Trump administration's threats. With 750,000 employees furloughed, the situation is dire.
Since 1985, Breast Cancer Awareness initiatives have saved over 517,000 lives. Discover how awareness, screening, and treatment advancements have transformed outcomes for women, yet disparities remain.
The rollout of updated Covid vaccines is marred by confusion, misinformation, and access barriers, especially for marginalized communities. Experts warn these issues could have dire public health consequences.
Deion Sanders reveals he underwent bladder surgery after a cancer diagnosis, highlighting the urgent need for cancer awareness and preventive care in the Black community. His story reflects on the disparities in health risks faced by Black Americans.
New research reveals that maintaining high levels of exercise in young adulthood is crucial for preventing hypertension later in life. Discover how social factors influence these vital habits and why you shouldn't peak too early in fitness!
In a bold move, 336 NIH employees have signed the Bethesda Declaration, criticizing the Trump administration's policies and calling for a return to scientific integrity. This declaration mirrors the Great Barrington Declaration and aims to unite voices within the agency for change.
Chronic stress is a growing concern linked to increased stroke risk. Explore how managing stress through mindfulness and daily habits can protect your cardiovascular health.
A new study reveals a troubling rise in maternal mortality rates in the U.S. from 2018 to 2022, highlighting urgent public health concerns and significant racial disparities. Experts call for increased investment in maternal health initiatives.
