Health

Creatine use among teenagers has exploded, but research on its long-term safety for developing bodies is almost nonexistent. Here's the honest take.

A major study links food additives and heart disease. Eight preservatives correlated with higher blood pressure and cardiovascular disease.

Singapore's National TB Programme has integrated Whole Genome Sequencing, a move that significantly enhances its ability to identify and manage complex TB transmission chains, as seen in the recent Bedok cluster. This strategic pivot underscores a proactive public health approach.

New CDC data shows an 8% drop in SIDS, but the overall U.S. infant mortality rate remains 5.52 per 1,000 live births.

AstraZeneca reports positive phase 2b SOLSTICE trial results for elecoglipron, signaling a potential shift in oral GLP-1 diabetes treatment.

Think a career change after 60 is impossible? Nick Dowling just started a nursing apprenticeship. His journey from manufacturing to patient care offers a real look at what it takes to seize new opportunities, showing that nursing at 60 is more than just a dream.

RFK Jr. blacklists reporters following a New York Times report questioning his engagement. He admitted HHS withholds information and his promised "radical transparency" from April 2025 is unfulfilled, contradicting claims of a public calendar.

Rising ST-1466 cases and drug-resistant strains demand new clinical suspicion and vaccination strategies in the U.S.

The detection of Echinococcus multilocularis in Puget Sound coyotes shifts public health focus to wildlife-borne parasitology.

Ministers are launching a major push for children to walk and cycle to school, with a target of 60% pupils active travel to school by 2035.

Regenerated.com launched in May 2026 with over 8,000 vetted clinic listings to help patients navigate regenerative medicine.

New large-scale studies suggest the drug finerenone may protect kidney function and improve survival for millions more patients.