HEALTH
Lung Cancer Should Lose Its Stigma, Says Mount Sinai Exec
Lung cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer, but misconceptions about the disease still keep sufferers from receiving treatment.
Alzheimer's Breakthrough As Drug Fights Damage in Late-Onset Disease
Scientists have turned patient skin cells into brain neurons, revealing key Alzheimer's insights.
No Superfood Can Block Cancer, Breast Surgeon Says
Dietary regimens and supplements can be branded as "anti-cancer," but they don't work as advertised, according to this Mount Sinai surgeon.
Virginia Gas Leak Leaves Dozens in Hospital
An ammonia gas leak in Sterling, Virginia, has left 26 people in hospital, with four experiencing "significant symptoms."
California Festivalgoers Hospitalized with Fungal Valley Fever
Five patients have been diagnosed with the infection, said the California Department of Public Health.
Map Shows Which States Are the Most Overweight
A new map highlights U.S. states with the highest rates of overweight residents, shedding light on the various factors influencing regional weight trends.
Cancer Study Reveals Gen X, Millennials at Greater Risk Than Boomers
Gen X and millennials face rising cancer risks compared to boomers regarding several types of the illness, according to the American Cancer Society.
Dementia Could Be Prevented or Delayed by Targeting 14 Health Factors
14 key risk factors could prevent or delay nearly half of dementia cases, study reveals.
Gen Alpha Poll: Impact of COVID was Positive and Cancel Culture is Good
The oldest of Generation Alpha are 13 years old, and they have some surprising thoughts on important issues.
'Be Cautious': US Chocolate and Cocoa Tests Reveal Unsafe Lead Levels
U.S. cocoa products found in major grocery retailers may contain unsafe levels of lead.
'Discard These' Unsafe Kitchen Spices Warns FDA Amid Fresh Recalls
The FDA has expanded its cinnamon recall over high lead levels in multiple brands—check your spice rack!
Florida Woman Owes Hundreds of Dollars After Suddenly Losing Medicaid
As Florida faces a lawsuit, beneficiaries have come forward with their stories of suddenly losing coverage without an explanation.
Fatal Horse Disease on the Rise in Florida
Nineteen cases of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) have been recorded in 2024, compared to only 17 in 2023.
More American Women Are Trying Abortions Alone
Amid tightening federal restrictions, more U.S. women are turning to dangerous, at home abortions.
Scientists May Have Discovered the Cause of Autism
A new study has uncovered a link between autism risk and umbilical cord fatty acids.
5 Ways to Future-Proof a Hospital
The 400-bed hospital is losing its hold on construction plans.
COVID Map Shows Highest Rates Across US
A new map from the CDC shows that certain Southern states are leading in COVID-19 infection rates,
Semaglutide Warning As Patients Hospitalized From Compounded Drug Overdose
The FDA has warned of dangerous dosing errors with compounded semaglutide.
Ozempic May Help You Quit Smoking, Study Suggests
A new study claims Ozempic may aid in quitting smoking, but further research is needed.
Listeria in Deli Meats Update: Recalls, New Map, Hospitalization Rise
The expanding listeria outbreak has now reached Indiana, affecting 34 people across 13 states.
United Airlines Flight Diverted as 'Biohazard' Sparks Vomiting
A flight to Boston was diverted after a severe biohazard situation caused distress to crew and passengers.
I Wanted to End My Life—A Surprising Transformation Changed My Perspective
Most importantly, I was happy again. I was proud of what I had accomplished.
How Social Media and Crypto Help Organ Traffickers
A Newsweek investigation has revealed a social media group advertising human organs available to purchase with cryptocurrency payments.
Going Vegan for Just 8 Weeks May Roll Back Your Biological Age
By the end of the study, those who stuck to the vegan diet saw a significant reduction in markers of overall biological aging.