Health

A rising measles outbreak is triggering warnings from health officials as the virus surfaces in multiple states and moves through communities with low vaccination rates. With cases linked to schools and unvaccinated households, the situation underscores the ongoing push for vaccination awareness and public health vigilance.

An expanded recall of infant formula affects nearly 80 batches due to a potential toxin linked to vomiting and nausea in babies. No illnesses have been confirmed yet, but symptoms can appear within hours. Parents should check batch codes and stay vigilant for any product concerns.

Oprah Winfrey shares a personal pivot in her lifelong battle with weight: recognizing obesity as a disease and embracing treatment. A new book chronicles her candid journey through stigma, science, and a redefining moment that could reshape the health conversation.

A rapidly spreading flu strain is upending expectations this season, triggering more hospitalizations and sparking questions about vaccine protection. Scientists are tracking a dominant subclade and how it interacts with the current vaccine, while public health guidance continues to evolve. What this means for staying protected as flu season extends into spring remains a key…

Colleen Hoover offers a candid update from the hospital, revealing she’s in the midst of a cancer battle and nearing the end of radiation. She thanks her care team and urges listeners to listen to their bodies—an intimate moment of resilience amid a year of high-profile headlines around her film adaptation. A reminder that strength…

Your grip could be a surprising window into your overall health and longevity. New insights treat grip strength as a vital sign for muscle, metabolism, and nervous system health. Discover practical, beginner-friendly moves that strengthen your grip and support lasting well-being.

Emerging evidence shows that collaborative practice agreements are expanding pharmacists’ roles in medication access, safety, and overall care. As states vary in scope, this team-based model is reshaping primary care and patient outcomes—one real-world example at a time.

An unusually early and severe flu season is taking hold in the US and UK, driven by a new H3N2 subvariant some have dubbed “super flu.” Despite the alarm, experts say it isn’t more deadly, though the subclade K mutation may partly evade prior immunity. Health officials emphasize vaccination and practical precautions as the season…

A new flu subclade is fueling a surge in Illinois, bringing unusually intense fever and a broader set of symptoms—especially among children. As hospitals brace for more cases, experts say vaccination remains the strongest defense against severe illness.

RSV can be tough on the most vulnerable, but Florida’s approach to tracking the virus is anything but ordinary. Learn how regional patterns and outbreak-focused reporting are shaping preparedness and responses across the state.

Flu activity in the Philadelphia region has surged, driven by a new H3N2 subclade and more people seeking care. Health experts say vaccines still offer protection, even as the season’s trajectory remains uncertain.

Becky Quick opens up about her daughter Kaylie’s rare SYNGAP1 diagnosis and the emotional journey that followed. She describes the fears, the resilience, and a new commitment to rallying families and awareness through CNBC Cares.

Michigan is grappling with a sharp flu surge, pushing cases into the CDC’s highest category. Experts emphasize spotting when a cold-like illness may need closer attention, especially with flu, COVID-19, and RSV circulating together. Practical home-care tips and mindful decision-making could help families weather the winter wave.

An unusually severe flu season is unfolding, turning hospital wards into crowded battlegrounds as a new H3N2 subvariant takes hold. With experts warning the surge could last for weeks and affect children, vaccines and simple protections remain crucial.

Marsala vive una fase delicata per l’assistenza domiciliare: il Punto Unico di Accesso sta riducendo l’attività e molte famiglie si trovano a dover fare i conti con scelte difficili. Segnali di cambiamento arrivano però sotto forma di risorse che potrebbero garantire la continuità delle cure a domicilio per chi ha più bisogno. Cosa potrebbe significare…

OpenAI is piloting a dedicated health chat space that treats wellness questions with its own memory and security layer, offering optional links to medical records and fitness data. Marketed as a helpful health ally—not a diagnostic tool—the feature will roll out gradually after a limited beta.

New U.S. dietary guidelines shake up the plate, pushing more protein and full-fat dairy into daily meals while dialing back ultra-processed foods. From a redesigned pyramid to tweaks on sugar, sodium, and alcohol, the changes are sparking debate among experts and could shift how Americans eat at home, in schools, and beyond.

Alarming fraud investigations trigger funding suspensions and a push for sweeping reforms in welfare programs. With billions at stake, officials promise tougher oversight to ensure help reaches those truly in need. As new measures take shape, the landscape of essential services could be reshaped in unexpected ways.

Winter shortages push the cause in the Philadelphia region as a high-profile NFL star backs a major blood-donation campaign. In the slow season, a single donation can make a real difference when every drop counts.

Flu season is intensifying nationwide, with a new variant complicating the picture. Vaccination still matters and may offer protection, while antivirals can help if you fall ill. Here’s what this means for staying healthy as the season goes on.

New multi-omics research is shedding light on the genetic underpinnings of Long COVID. By integrating TWMR, GWAS, RNA sequencing, and protein networks, scientists pinpoint 32 candidate genes (19 known, 13 new) and uncover three distinct biological subtypes tied to immune and metabolic processes. The study also reveals shared genetic links with autoimmune and metabolic disorders,…