Heart Disease in Women: New Prevention Guidance
New guidance encourages broader cardiovascular risk assessment for women, including blood pressure, pregnancy history, menopause, inflammation, family history, and Lp(a).
New York Respiratory Virus Dashboard Guide
Learn how to use and interpret New York State's seasonal respiratory virus dashboard, including its data, trends, limitations, and practical applications.
Indiana Toddler Suffers Reported Brain Injury After 7-OH Exposure
Reports say an Indiana toddler suffered a catastrophic brain injury after suspected exposure to 7-OH. A live-in boyfriend was reportedly charged, but key medical and legal details remain unconfirmed.
Healthier Halloween Candy Choices, According to Experts
No candy is truly healthy, but chocolate with nuts, dark chocolate, nut-butter cups, and small portions can offer a better nutritional profile.
How Exercise Rewires and Strengthens the Heart
Exercise does more than strengthen the heart. Regular activity can improve pumping efficiency, cardiovascular responses, and cardiac structure while supporting safer, more sustainable fitness.
Why New Vaccines Are in Limbo Under RFK Jr.
Policy changes linked to RFK Jr. are creating uncertainty around vaccine research, regulation, funding, procurement, distribution, and public guidance.
Ultraprocessed Foods and Children’s Brain Responses
Children who eat more ultraprocessed foods may show stronger responses to appetizing food cues, but the evidence shows association—not proof of brain changes or overeating.
Women’s Heart Health Across Five Life Phases
Heart-health priorities change from childhood through later life. Learn how hormones, pregnancy, aging, medical conditions, and lifestyle affect cardiovascular risk.
AI May Detect Pancreatic Cancer Years Earlier
New research suggests AI could identify subtle pancreatic cancer patterns in CT scans years before diagnosis, but independent validation and clinical trials are still needed.
Can a Liquid Treatment Stop Cavities Without Drilling?
A reported study suggests a liquid may arrest some early tooth decay, but the treatment remains unidentified and cannot be assumed to replace fillings or dental care.
PETA Releases Video of Infant Monkey Experiments at UW
PETA says its video shows infant monkeys in distress at a University of Washington laboratory. The allegations require independent verification and a formal university response.
How Air Pollution May Affect Brain Health
Research increasingly links polluted air with inflammation, vascular injury, cognitive decline, stroke, and dementia risk, while scientists continue to study causation.
France Reports First Known Human Shamonda Virus Case
Reports say France has identified the first known human Shamonda virus case, but the patient's outcome, exposure route and wider public-health risk remain unclear.
Hobbies That Support Mood and Brain Health
Discover how creative, social, physical, outdoor, and learning-based hobbies may support mood, reduce stress, and keep the brain engaged.
The Sleep Pattern Linked to Heart Problems With Age
Irregular schedules, extreme sleep duration, and poor sleep quality may be associated with aging-related health risks. Learn what the evidence shows and when to seek care.
Why Doctor’s Office Bills Can Cost 10 Times More
Some familiar doctors’ offices bill as hospital outpatient departments, adding facility fees that can make routine care cost far more.
Best Drinks for Heart Health and 2 to Limit
Water, unsweetened tea, and moderate coffee can support a heart-conscious diet, while alcohol and sugary drinks deserve caution.
Catholic Alcohol Use Falls as Americans Rethink Drinking
Reportedly lower alcohol use among Catholics reflects a broader American shift toward health-conscious, inclusive, and more deliberate drinking habits.
How Pancreatic Cancer Rewrites DNA to Evade Treatment
Scientists have identified how pancreatic cancer cells may alter their DNA to survive treatment, offering insight into resistance and possible future therapeutic targets.
Florida Dengue Cases Pass 400 as More Counties Report Infections
Florida’s reported dengue total has surpassed 400 cases, but the available reports do not confirm the exact count, county distribution, or level of local transmission.