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For Tabitha Lowe, the battle to save her son Mason began long before the medicine ran out. Mason, once a star athlete and homecoming king in southeastern Texas with dreams…

Florida health officials have confirmed the state’s first death from dengue fever this year as numbers of the mosquito borne illness climb toward record levels. While the Florida Department of…

For the first time since the onset of the pandemic, American drinking habits are showing signs of cooling off, though the recovery is far from uniform. According to a new…

Millions of people worldwide continue to struggle with the lingering shadows of COVID-19, grappling with a crushing exhaustion and cognitive haze often described as brain fog. For years, these symptoms…

A strange irony is unfolding within the modern health landscape as a new pro-nicotine movement begins to surface alongside broader trends toward holistic wellness. Once viewed almost exclusively through the…

As glp-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy become increasingly common tools for treating childhood obesity and type 2 diabetes, new research suggests a hidden cost to these powerful drugs. A…

A massive new study is offering hope for the early detection of various forms of cancer that currently have no standard screening guidelines. In a medical landscape where over seventy…

You have likely never heard of synanthropes, though you surely know them. And they know you. Synanthropes, whose name is derived from the Greek for “together with man,” are not…

Since becoming Health and Human Services secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has repeatedly denied that he opposes vaccines and has toned down some of his more extreme rhetoric on the…

Among the many aspects of online life accused of rotting our brains, a certain folk psychology holds that short-form video is an especially egregious driver of the decay. In an…