Health News

Focusing on key lifestyle habits in your 20s—such as diet, exercise, and sleep—set the foundation for a healthier future.

Officials provided more details, including how interested individuals can sign up for treatment.

Researchers say some packaged foods may contain cheaper oils, raising questions about how consumers can verify what they’re paying for.

The outbreak in the east African country is up to eight cases, with one patient dying.

Nothing replaces a good night's sleep, but for those times when a sleepless night is unavoidable, certain techniques can get us through.

A recent study suggests that greater daytime light exposure may improve energy levels and sleep quality in older adults.

The proposal would allow ‘interim access’ to certain peptides or injections that some fitness enthusiasts use.

The patient is a relative of the first person with a confirmed case.

GLP-1 users reported nail detachment at four times the rate of non-users.

The vaccine 'did not meet its first dual primary endpoint,' the German company said.

A laboratory study examined how common sweeteners directly affect 25 strains of gut bacteria.

More than 57 million people across the world are already affected by dementia.

Researchers expected cannabis to take the edge off. Instead, they found that regular users felt less stressed whether they got THC or a placebo.

A Stanford-developed blood test measures the biological age of 11 organs.

One blood draw promises a wider net for cancer screening but does it help save lives?

Harmful online experiences and platform features may matter more for young people's mental health than how long they spend online.

The clinic is located on the campus of the National Institutes of Health in Maryland.

A preliminary study of 19 adults found depression symptoms improved after a month on a diet low in ultra-processed foods.

Officials updated the timeline in a court filing.

Person-to-person transmission of the pneumonic plague hasn’t occurred since the 1920s in the United States.

Multiple outlets said a second worker from the anti-plague institute had died.

The technology uses artificial intelligence to analyze brain scans and recreate what a person is seeing with startling accuracy.

Research has found that shorter antibiotic courses work well for many infections and could reduce side effects and drug resistance.

The agency says 48 cases over the past 17 years have been found, but warns 'detections of the fungus increased approximately fourfold' in recent years.

The decision drew criticism from some as the lecturer was privately saying it was possible COVID-19 came from a laboratory, while publicly saying the opposite.

The first worker died of pneumonia of unknown cause, Russian authorities have said.

'What is the harm ... that would justify this kind of intrusive relief?' one circuit judge asked.