Health

Chris Hemsworth opens up about a private fear that could reshape his career: a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer’s. A new, deeply personal documentary and a shift in his approach to roles and fitness offer a rare glimpse into resilience, family, and life beyond the spotlight.

Sheinelle Jones offers a deeply personal reflection on love, loss, and the quiet heroes who stand beside a family in end-of-life moments. A heartfelt tribute to hospice caregivers—described as angels on earth—who transform pain into connection and leave an enduring imprint on those they serve.

Full House alum Dave Coulier reveals a hopeful update: he’s in remission after a grueling two-year cancer journey, fueled by humor and the unwavering love of family and friends. A poignant tale of resilience and the power of staying positive through the toughest days.

A beloved TV icon opens up about a hard-fought cancer journey and a hopeful remission. Through humor, love, and unwavering family support, his story becomes a stirring testament to resilience—and a beacon of hope for what lies ahead.

A new toolkit brings ready-made posts, social media cards, and customizable posters to boost World Cancer Day 2026 engagement. See how these adaptable resources can spark conversations, spread essential messages, and mobilize communities.

A global analysis finds that a large share of cancers could be prevented through everyday lifestyle choices. In Australia, sun exposure and smoking stand out as the leading preventable risks, with survivor stories underscoring the urgency of prevention and sun safety.

San Diego biotech Neomorph is testing a bold, first-in-class approach designed to make cancer cells self-destruct. Backed by major pharma partnerships, the move signals a potential turning point in precision oncology as it enters clinical testing for kidney cancer. If successful, this strategy could reshape how solid tumors are treated in the years ahead.

Could everyday food preservatives do more than preserve freshness? A fresh analysis using network toxicology explores how these additives may interact with cellular pathways and trigger oxidative stress. The findings prompt renewed questions about safety standards and labeling—as consumers seek clearer answers about what’s in their meals.

A new triple-drug strategy shows early promise against pancreatic cancer in preclinical studies, delivering striking tumor control while remaining well tolerated. Scientists are cautiously optimistic about what these results could mean for future trials and the quest for more effective, less toxic treatments. As research continues, this development could reshape the outlook for this aggressive…

Matt Finlin’s latest project takes you behind the scenes of a rare skin condition and a global quest for a cure. With Eddie Vedder lending his voice and a powerful wave of support, the documentary weaves personal courage, science, and hope into a gripping, uplifting story.

Urgent care is getting closer to home as Amana Care Clinic expands its walk-in services in Muscatine and Davenport. With quicker access to non-emergency treatment and on-site diagnostics, this development could help families and workers get timely care when they need it.

Public Health is actively tracing a recent measles case and reaching out to people who may have been exposed at local venues. The outreach spans several familiar spots—from a neighborhood park event to a popular restaurant and nearby clinics—emphasizing vaccination status and the protection two doses provide. Stay informed on symptoms and how to stay…

Shasta County reports a confirmed measles case, sparking a careful public health response. Officials are tracing potential exposures and stressing vaccination to protect the community. A reminder of how staying up to date with vaccines helps keep everyone safer.

Ramadan travel to Saudi Arabia is shaping up to be a carefully planned journey. Vaccination requirements for pilgrims, visa timing, and practical health tips—along with fasting etiquette—set the course for a respectful and worry-free stay during the holy month.

Two longtime champions of community health are joining forces to boost youth wellness through sport, mentorship, and community outreach. The kickoff is a girls’ flag football clinic for ages 7–14 on January 31, 10 a.m.–12 p.m., at Palo Alto High School, offering skill-building and meaningful connections beyond the field.

CMS has named UnityPoint at Home a national leader in clinical excellence for home health care. Across eight agencies in Iowa and Illinois, teams are delivering stronger patient outcomes—better daily function and fewer hospital readmissions—while earning top national rankings in value-based care.

Record enrollment and shifting costs are reshaping the Central Valley’s health coverage. Explore how policy moves, premium assistance, and access to essential care are impacting families—and what lies ahead as enrollment continues.

Emma Heming Willis offers a rare glimpse into life with Bruce Willis amid frontotemporal dementia, calling the journey a “blessing and the curse.” She explains how anosognosia shapes their reality and shares how the family learns to meet him where he is—with love, care, and daily adaptation.

Researchers are testing a bold three-drug approach against pancreatic cancer, showing remarkable preclinical results that could redefine treatment. With human trials still on the horizon, the strategy promises a new ray of hope for a disease long resistant to therapy.

Pedro Torres Castilla enfrentó la ELA con serenidad y un profundo cariño familiar, dejando un legado que trasciende la industria. Este relato, junto al testimonio de Yolanda Andrade, pone de relieve la lucha humana y la conciencia que rodea la enfermedad.

Text reminders and automatic vaccine orders are showing promise for boosting flu shot uptake. This approach leverages trusted clinician-patient conversations and existing health-record tools—without extra staffing. As clinics expand these nudges, a new path may be opening for preventive care this flu season.