A groundbreaking procedure in the UK allows for babies to be born with DNA from three people, aiming to prevent genetic disorders. This medical intervention could change the future of reproductive health.
In a surprising health announcement, President Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). This condition, while common, raises questions about his health and treatment options. Learn more about CVI and its implications.
A U.S. Army veteran, George Retes, recounts his terrifying experience of being arrested during an immigration raid, where he was pepper-sprayed and detained without explanation. Amidst a crackdown affecting hundreds, he vows to sue for wrongful detention.
In a historic medical breakthrough, eight healthy babies were born in the UK using a pioneering IVF technique that incorporates DNA from three parents to prevent genetic disorders. This revolutionary procedure offers hope to families at risk of mitochondrial diseases.
The Trump administration is delaying and may cancel $140 million in grants crucial for fentanyl overdose response, threatening lives and public health programs nationwide. Experts warn this could lead to catastrophic consequences for addiction care.
A groundbreaking study reveals that innovative blood tests may detect cancer years before diagnosis. With the potential to change cancer treatment, learn how these tests could save lives in the future.
The US Supreme Court faces backlash for allegedly favoring Donald Trump by allowing him to dismantle the Education Department while blocking President Biden's student loan relief plan. Experts question the court's inconsistent treatment of presidential actions.
Tragedy strikes as an Arizona resident dies from pneumonic plague, marking the first death in Coconino County since 2007. Health officials stress the risk to the public remains low, urging awareness and prevention measures.
Scientists are uncovering the genetic connections behind polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), highlighting potential interventions to prevent its inheritance through groundbreaking research presented in Paris.
A person in northern Arizona has died from bubonic plague, highlighting the rarity of this disease today. Local health officials confirm the patient was treated but did not survive. Investigations are ongoing.
