In a hospital in Texas, a 56-year-old woman receives a rapid lung cancer diagnosis—not from a seasoned physician, but from ...

The future of health may already be sitting on your arm—small, circular, and constantly collecting data. Once a specialized tool ...

In the shadow of America’s post-pandemic reckoning, a new health movement has emerged—one that doesn’t wear lab coats or promote ...

In a climate of pervasive economic doubt—marked by persistent inflation, sluggish consumer spending, and wavering investor confidence—the United Kingdom’s financial ...

In the world of oncology, prostate cancer has long presented a paradox. It is both one of the most common ...

For decades, estrogen has been understood primarily as a reproductive hormone—cyclic, ovarian, and deeply entwined with fertility. But in recent ...

In an era where health data has become as valuable as financial records—and in some cases, even more exploitable—the latest ...

In an announcement met with both bureaucratic precision and public confusion, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) ...

In early March 2025, a case of measles in a Dallas-area elementary school seemed like a statistical anomaly—a rare but ...

In the quiet margins of healthcare, menopause has long stood as a gaping omission. A ubiquitous biological transition that affects ...

In recent years, the gut microbiome has emerged as a glamorous frontier in health and wellness, touted as a panacea ...

In a historic policy shift, Medicare has begun direct negotiations on the prices of 10 widely used prescription drugs, marking ...