Health

Senator John Fetterman faced a health scare after a morning fall and is hospitalized while doctors adjust his medications. The moment adds a new chapter to his ongoing health journey and resilience.

A common childhood virus, Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), may be a key trigger behind lupus, reshaping how scientists understand the autoimmune condition. New research suggests this link could speed up vaccines and targeted therapies, offering fresh hope for those affected.

Kathy Griffin pulls back the curtain on her latest cosmetic transformation—and the six-figure price tag that came with it. A candid look at the pressures women in comedy face and how beauty standards shape a veteran performer’s career.

James Van Der Beek is auctioning off treasured career keepsakes to help with his cancer treatment. The Winter Memorabilia sale features pieces from Dawson’s Creek, including a standout necklace from the show, signaling a rare way to connect with the beloved series and its star during a tough journey. Proceeds support his ongoing fight, underscoring…

New research is reshaping mental health care—from medication safety recalls to innovative therapy formats and targeted treatments for families. Key developments touch on perinatal depression, postpartum psychosis classification, long COVID risks, and pediatric ARFID, alongside regulatory actions and the shifting turn toward psilocybin research. The landscape is evolving fast, hinting at transformative approaches on the…

Paris Jackson reveals a lasting consequence of past drug use—a perforated septum that alters her breathing—and offers a candid, cautionary note on sobriety.

Significant changes are on the horizon for how menopause hormone therapies are labeled, aiming for clearer, evidence-based guidance. This shift could influence decisions around relief from hot flashes and night sweats, as experts debate safety and timing.

Timberville’s Breaking Free offers a unique path to healing for veterans and first responders, where horses and trained therapists guide emotional recovery. The no-cost program emphasizes connection and trust, with breakthroughs that can emerge in small, powerful moments. A hopeful testament to resilience and the extraordinary bond between humans and animals.

An enduring fight against heart disease shows how decades of medical progress turned a death sentence into a story of resilience. From early interventions to life-saving devices and transplant science, the piece hints at future promises like gene therapies and organ innovations. It also underscores why sustained support for research is essential to keep breakthroughs…

Grand Forks marks National Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month as winter approaches, shedding light on a silent, invisible danger. From detectors that save lives to simple preventive steps, this reminder emphasizes quick actions to stay safe when the cold sets in.

Facing workplace hurdles due to health or disability? A long-running government program offers tailored support—grants for equipment, travel, and workplace adjustments—designed to help you start or stay in paid work. Learn who may qualify and what kind of help could be on offer.

Meghan Trainor’s post-pregnancy journey is reigniting the conversation about how medicine and movement work together for real results. Fitness pros highlight strength work, smart nutrition, and steady consistency as the true drivers—sometimes more than the meds alone. A holistic approach to weight loss might be the lasting answer.

Chris Hemsworth takes a deeply personal road trip across Australia with his father, turning memory, love, and breathtaking landscapes into a meaningful journey. A one-hour look at reminiscence, social connection, and the power of shared moments to light a path through memory loss.

New analysis raises questions about the long-term safety of melatonin, the popular sleep aid. Early findings hint at risks linked to extended use, including heart-related issues and overall mortality, prompting experts to call for more research. As melatonin grows in popularity, scientists say it’s time to reassess guidance on its use.

Long-term melatonin use for chronic insomnia may carry unseen heart-health risks. Emerging findings suggest a possible link to heart-related problems and related hospitalizations, underscoring the need for careful use and more research.

A new large-scale study finds that COVID-19 infection in children and teens carries a higher and longer-lasting risk of rare heart and inflammatory issues than vaccination. Vaccine-related risks appear brief, while infection-related risks can persist for months. The findings, based on health records from millions of young people, shed new light on the long-term implications…

In Gaza, a high-stakes vaccination drive seeks to shield children from deadly, vaccine-preventable diseases as conflict disrupts routine care. A coalition of international partners mobilizes in phases to reach the most vulnerable, offering a glimmer of hope for a generation under siege.

Fall’s vaccination season is facing headwinds as Pfizer’s COVID shot sales slip amid new guidance and questions about necessity. Late arrival of updated vaccines and mixed public sentiment are reshaping uptake, with experts warning the downturn could extend to other vaccines.

Measles is making a scary comeback as vaccine skepticism stretches from people to pets. A new wave of waivers and exemptions is drawing attention to a murky intersection of health, policy, and belief. In a world of misinformation, trusted medical guidance and public education become the frontline defense.

India faces a growing obesity crisis that touches every corner of society. The emergence of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs is prompting urgent questions about medical solutions, cost, and ethics, while experts caution that lasting change still hinges on diet and lifestyle. The conversation highlights a complex balance between innovation and equity in health.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers challenges CMS’s proposal to curb access to essential diabetes devices—CGMs and insulin pumps—warning that a one-size-fits-all approach could limit care. They urge reevaluation toward patient-centered, evidence-based coverage.