A new study shows eating food additives may increase the risk of getting diabetes.
A recent study published in PLOS Medicine indicates that common food additives found in processed foods could contribute to an increased risk of type ...
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Heavy Alcohol Consumption Linked to Serious Brain Damage, New Study Reveals
A recent study published in the medical journal, Neurology, has unveiled a concerning correlation between heavy alcohol consumption and significant br...
San Antonio Faces Significant Cuts in Youth Vaccination Efforts as Federal Funding Dwindles
In a concerning development for public health in San Antonio, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is slashing $500,000 from a critica...
Researchers demonstrate in an animal how heavy alcohol use leads to long-term behavioral issues by damaging brain circuits critical for decision-making.
In a groundbreaking study published in *Science Advances*, researchers at Johns Hopkins University have revealed that heavy alcohol use has detrimenta...
Boulder County Public Health Faces Funding Cuts Amid Rising Health Concerns
In a disquieting development for residents, Boulder County Public Health is gearing up for potential funding cuts from the Trump administration that c...
Maternal Mortality Crisis in the U.S.: A Call for Change
The ongoing maternal health crisis in the United States continues to highlight troubling disparities, particularly affecting marginalized communities ...
Kennedy’s sudden embrace of the MMR vaccine has upset some followers
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has recently endorsed the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine as the most effective method...
Stanford Scientists Rebuild Pain Pathway in Laboratory, Aiming to Transform Pain Disorder Research
In a groundbreaking study published in **Nature**, scientists from Stanford Medicine have successfully recreated the neural pathway responsible for tr...
Colorado Faces Delayed Reporting of Measles Cases, Raising Public Health Concerns
In Colorado, the health department's inability to swiftly report measles cases has raised alarm about the potential undetected spread of this highly c...
Fourth Measles Case Confirmed in Michigan: Health Officials Warn of Risks
In an alarming development, health officials have reported a fourth confirmed case of measles in Michigan this year, involving a resident from Montcal...
Second Child Dies from Measles-Related Causes in Texas Amid Outbreak of 505 Cases
In a grim update from Texas, health officials have confirmed the death of a second child due to measles-related complications during a significant out...
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Faces Criticism Amid Measles Outbreak and Vaccine Controversy
In the wake of a tragic measles outbreak that has claimed the lives of two children in Texas, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the U.S. Health and Human Servic...
HIV Research and Funding Cuts Threaten Progress in the Fight Against AIDS
In a stark reflection of the ongoing struggle against HIV/AIDS in the United States, the story of Anthony Randolph emerges as both a beacon of hope an...
Maternal Mortality Rates in the U.S. Highlight Urgent Public Health Crisis
The field of obstetrics is experiencing significant advancements due to innovative technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning, yet...
Hawaiʻi Reports First Measles Case in Years, Urges Vaccination as Outbreak Threat Looms
The Hawaiʻi Department of Health has confirmed a measles case in an unvaccinated child under 5 years of age on Oʻahu, marking the state’s first instan...
Measles Outbreak in Texas Highlights Vaccine Skepticism Amid Rising Cases
The ongoing measles outbreak in Gaines County, Texas, has resulted in 481 confirmed cases, with nearly all patients being unvaccinated. Tragically, th...
State Confirms Third Measles Case in Colorado, Raising Concerns Over Community Transmission
In a concerning development, Colorado health officials have confirmed the state's third case of measles for the year 2025, occurring in an adult from ...
Measles Resurgence in the U.S.: A Public Health Crisis 25 Years After Elimination
In a concerning public health development, the United States is witnessing a resurgence of measles, a disease that was declared 'eliminated' nearly 25...
Five New Measles Cases Confirmed in Indiana, Heightening Concerns Over Vaccination Rates
In an alarming public health update, the Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) reported five new cases of measles in Allen County, which includes Fort W...
Confirmed measles cases in the United States are edging toward the 500 mark, with Knox County in Ohio declaring an outbreak last week.
The recent surge of measles cases across the United States has prompted alarm, particularly with outbreaks declared in Knox and Ashtabula counties in ...