Health

Tim Curry opens up about his health since the 2012 stroke, hinting at a forthcoming memoir, Vagabond, and ongoing creative projects. As fans toast the Rocky Horror Picture Show’s enduring legacy, the iconic performer reflects on authenticity, resilience, and a career that keeps evolving—Don’t dream it, be it.

Kat Timpf shares a life-changing health scare revealed during pregnancy, a dramatic leap into motherhood, and a fearless return to the spotlight. With her signature humor and unflinching honesty, she explores resilience, identity, and what it means to stay true to yourself when the world is watching.

Un año, una transformación y una lección sobre salud y perseverancia. Un popular streamer comparte su viaje hacia una vida más saludable, impulsado por disciplina y un enfoque sostenible. Una historia que recuerda que los cambios reales requieren tiempo.

Senator Cantwell warns that upcoming health coverage could be pricier as subsidies expire. A recent briefing flags double‑digit premium jumps in 29 states, with Washington facing notably steep increases. Lawmakers argue that extending the enhanced ACA credits could determine how affordable next year’s plans will be.

Health officials warn of a widening Listeria outbreak tied to certain ready-to-eat meals, with new cases and a fresh product link emerging. The risk may linger in homes, especially for pregnant people, seniors, and those with weakened immune systems. A quick heads-up on essential precautions to keep your kitchen safe and contamination-free.

Mariah Antetokounmpo opens up about postpartum depression and the anxiety that followed the birth of Aria Capri. She candidly describes isolation, panic, and the difficult path to healing—with her family’s steadfast support lighting the way. Her reflections offer a hopeful, real-world glimpse into the challenges many new mothers face.

Public health officials warn of potential Listeria contamination in select frozen pasta meals from popular retailers. A shared ingredient source is under investigation, affecting several product lines. Review labels and date codes as this developing alert unfolds.

Stratus, a newly identified Covid variant with two subtypes, is spreading rapidly and showing an unusual early sign—a hoarse, raspy voice. As cases rise and questions about vaccine protection emerge, experts urge cautious vigilance as the situation evolves.

Conflicting vaccine guidance from different levels of government is leaving families and clinicians navigating a maze of uncertainty. As questions mount and hesitancy grows, the push for clear, evidence-based information becomes ever more urgent. This piece examines how mixed messages ripple through decisions, trust, and public health.

New research is exploring an unexpected benefit of vaccines: better brain health in older adults. While vaccines ward off infections, scientists are investigating how immunization might support cognitive resilience and potentially reduce dementia risk as we age.

A recent national review highlights a rising pattern of influenza-associated encephalopathy in children, with a notable share of acute necrotizing encephalopathy. Many cases were severe, sending kids to intensive care and, in some instances, ending in death, even among previously healthy youngsters. The findings point to low vaccination uptake and gaps in surveillance, underscoring the…

Could the key to peak performance lie in your eyes? A major league star teams up with optometrists to show how an in-person eye exam uncovered astigmatism and sparked a remarkable turnaround. Learn why eye health may matter more than you think.

Katie Thurston opens up about the latest chapter in her breast cancer journey—a shift to a maintenance-style treatment, plus a recent adjustment to her meds. With hopeful scans on the horizon and a major milestone planned for November, her resilience and determination shine through.

Rhode Island records its first probable West Nile Virus case of the year as mosquito activity lingers into fall. Practical bite prevention—repellents, protective clothing, and intact screens—takes center stage to keep communities safer.

Clea Shearer opens up about her breast cancer journey and the steady support she found in fellow survivor Hoda Kotb. In candid remarks, she reflects on the words that helped her cope at the start of treatment, the road to recovery, and the inner strength that keeps her moving forward.

New Hampshire is rolling out updated vaccines for flu, COVID-19, and RSV to boost protection this season. The guidance highlights who should consider vaccination and where vaccines are available. It’s a timely reminder to talk with a healthcare provider about the best protection for you and your loved ones.

Could a common pain reliever used during pregnancy influence a child’s development? Researchers are exploring possible links between acetaminophen and neurodevelopmental outcomes, but findings are far from conclusive. As big studies unfold, the question remains open and the implications for expectant families are being carefully weighed.

Big changes are underway in the Air Force’s approach to fitness. A revamped assessment and a Culture of Fitness program shift the focus to endurance, nutrition, and sleep—guided by a practical playbook for year‑round wellness. As leadership expands testing and readiness strategies, this initiative aims to redefine wellness across the Total Force.

Kate McKinnon opens up about geographic tongue, a harmless condition that makes the tongue look like a tiny atlas. A funny, human moment from a familiar face that proves everyone has quirks.

Clea Shearer pulls back the curtain on a season most people never see—a breast cancer diagnosis that reshaped her priorities, routines, and sense of strength. This candid account reveals the courage, community, and small acts of control that light a hopeful path through the toughest days.

Bill Gates sounds the alarm on a steep drop in global health funding even as he unveils a major pledge to tackle AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. He warns private donations can’t substitute government support—and the push to save millions of children’s lives by 2045 rests on real policy action.