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.
A new study reveals that excessive smartphone use while sitting on the toilet significantly increases the risk of hemorrhoids. With 66% of adults admitting to this habit, experts warn of the health implications. Learn more about this surprising link!
In a significant shift, the Trump administration plans to repeal the EPA's endangerment finding, undermining federal climate efforts and sparking outrage among environmental activists. This move could lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions and severe public health implications.
In a groundbreaking study, scientists have unveiled an extensive catalog of human genetic variation, uncovering hidden features and structural variants that could transform our understanding of genetics and health.
Coca-Cola's announcement to introduce a cane sugar version of its soda has ignited debates over health, political agendas, and the implications for public health initiatives championed by Trump and RFK Jr.
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 tick bite could lead to Alpha-Gal Syndrome, a dangerous red meat allergy affecting more Americans than previously thought. Experts warn of its rapid spread and serious health implications.
In a surprising move, federal vaccine advisers have voted to remove thimerosal from flu shots, aligning with anti-vaccine activists. This decision raises concerns about vaccine availability and public health.
A groundbreaking study suggests that daytime napping may significantly increase the risk of premature death. Researchers tracked the sleep habits of over 86,000 adults, revealing alarming links between frequent napping and mortality.
A new strain of norovirus, GII.17, is disrupting the usual seasonal outbreak patterns, with reports of increased cases earlier in the year. Experts are concerned about the potential for GII.17 to dominate future outbreaks.
