The Startling Number Of Adults Who Need Mental Health Care But Don't Have Access
Mental health is becoming more of a priority for health leaders and policymakers. But what exactly are the rates of mental illness in the U.S.?
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Why Are Veterans At A Higher Risk For Aggressive Skin Cancers?
Researchers found that veterans were more likely to be diagnosed with melanoma, and their risk of stage 4 melanoma was higher than the U.S. population.
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Is There An Optimal Time Of Day To Exercise Based On Your Gender?
Exercise offers a number of health benefits, but is there a time of day that is better to exercise? Research suggests there may be, and it may differ by gender.
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Some Early-Stage Breast Cancer Patients May Be Able To Skip Radiation, According To New Research
Radiation may not benefit all breast cancer patients, researchers suggest. Here's how they've determined who falls into this category.
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Unprecedented Small Trial For Rectal Cancer Leads To Remission In Every Patient
While the study sample size was quite small, consisting of only 18 patients, experts nonetheless feel these results are the first of their kind.
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Has Monkeypox Been Silently Spreading For Years?
Dr. Rosamund Lewis, the World Health Organization's technical lead for monkeypox, said that monkeypox may have been spreading undetected for months or years.
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Abbott Resumed Production Of Specialty Formulas. Here's When They Should Be Available
The baby formula shortage has created a great deal of anxiety and fear in many parents. But Abbott claims there is light at the end of the tunnel.
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How Lab-Grown Meat Could Be A Game Changer For Your Health And The Planet
Lab-grown meat isn't a new concept, but it's a growing one. Companies are racing to seek FDA-approval for real meat grown in a lab, not on a farm.
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Can Your Height Affect Your Risk For Certain Medical Conditions?
In addition to determining whether or not you have to bend over to walk through door frames, your height may affect other aspects of your life.
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Can Combining Treatments For Prostate Cancer Improve Survival Rates?
New research shows promise in treating prostate cancer patients.
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Research Reveals COVID Antibodies Remain In Your System Longer Than You Might Think
Research has shown that most people who have recovered from COVID-19 have significant protection against future disease, but just how long does it last?
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Toxic PCB Chemicals Still Pose A Risk To Human Health And The Environment
PCBs can be found all over the world, and they have even been discovered in rain and marine animals. They also still pose risks to our health.
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How Type 2 Diabetes Ages The Brain
You might not think of the brain when you think of diabetes, but like other parts of your body, the brain uses glucose for energy.
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What Might Abortion Access Look Like In A Post-Roe V. Wade World?
Experts weigh in on what life could look like if Roe v. Wade is overturned, including which states will preserve abortion access.
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How Team Sports Can Boost Kids' Mental Health
New research shows that team sports, specifically, are good for children's mental health and may be even better than individual sports.
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Can Antibiotics Affect Your Ability To Exercise?
You may have been prescribed antibiotics at some point in your life. But did you know it can impact your fitness routine? Here's what the science says.
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How Did The US Contain A Previous Monkeypox Outbreak?
Hot on the heels of the COVID pandemic is the arrival of monkeypox in the United States. It isn't the first time, and previous prevention measures worked.
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Can Your Walking Speed Really Be An Indicator Of Dementia?
Researchers have found new evidence that could predict dementia -- and it has to do with how quickly you walk. Here's what they discovered.
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Why Experts Are Warning Against Homemade Baby Formula
As parents continue to have trouble finding baby formula in the U.S., some have been turning to homemade recipes to feed their infants.
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What Experts Want Parents To Know About Inappropriate Antibiotic Prescriptions For Kids
A new investigation shows that a huge number of children in the U.S. are being prescribed antibiotics that they don't need on a regular basis.
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The Latest On The Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak In New York City
A recent outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in New York City has turned deadly, killing one person; 18 people remain sick, including eight who are hospitalized.
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How Long Does It Take To Show Symptoms Of Monkeypox?
Experts still say you shouldn't worry about monkeypox becoming a pandemic. But it can help to know what the symptoms look like. Here's what to look out for.
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Your Morning Cup Of Coffee Could Be More Beneficial For Your Health Than You Think
The results of a new study indicate that if you drink moderate amounts of coffee, you may be prolonging your life — and you can even drink coffee with sugar.
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What To Know About The Recent Mass Recall Of Strawberries
Several groups are investigating a hepatitis A outbreak believed to be linked to two brands of organic, fresh strawberries. Here is what you should know.
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Researchers Discover A Potential New Link Between Cancer And A High Fat Diet
High amounts of unhealthy fat can be dangerous and may even contribute to the development of cancer. New research sheds light on this connection.
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What Officials Want You To Know As Monkeypox Cases Spread
Over 350 reported cases of monkeypox have been detected in more than 20 countries. In the U.S., at least ten cases have been detected. Here is what to know.
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Getting A Summer Tan Is Riskier For Your Health Than You Think
A recent survey has revealed some troubling statistics that have health experts concerned about Americans' risk of skin cancer. Here's what to know.
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