CDC Set To Cease Tracking Community COVID Levels
As the COVID National Emergency is about to expire, the CDC has announced it will stop tracking community COVID levels. Read on to learn more.
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Diabetes Drug Mounjaro Could Be Game-Changer For Patients
Recently, Eli Lilly and Company elaborated on how the diabetes drug, Mounjaro, could be changing things up for patients. Here's what to know. -
Love & Marriage's Kimmi Scott Has Poignant Advice For Black Women Going To The Doctor - Exclusive
"Love & Marriage: Huntsville" star Kimmi Scott shared her journey with breast cancer and her advice for women who may visit the doctor for health concerns. -
Study Shows The Impact Of Walnut Consumption On Teens' Attention And Reasoning Skills
A recent study has found that regular walnut consumption may improve attention and thinking in adolescents. Read on to learn more. -
Study Finds Dangerous Levels Of Melatonin And CBD In Gummies Marketed For Sleep
Many parents may give their children melatonin supplements for sleep, but these gummies may contain unexpected amounts of the active ingredients. -
Talk Therapy Can Actually Improve Heart Health, According To New Study
A new study has found that psychotherapy may benefit not just the mind, but also the body. Read on to learn more. -
Harry Belafonte's Cause Of Death Explained
Singer, actor, and activist Harry Belafonte has died at the age of 96. Read on to learn more about his cause of death. -
Is There A Link Between COVID Vaccines And Tinnitus?
Thousands of anecdotal reports have emerged from people who say they developed tinnitus after getting a COVID vaccine. Read on to learn more. -
Experts Say Precautionary Masking For COVID In Medical Settings Is No Longer Needed
A new expert commentary has suggested that precautionary masking for COVID is no longer necessary in hospitals and medical settings. -
A Doctor's Warning To Parents About The Benadryl TikTok Trend - Exclusive
In the wake of a teen death due to the TikTok Benadryl challenge, here's what a doctor wants parents to know about the viral trend. -
Love & Marriage: Huntsville's Kimmi Scott Wants More Black Women To Get Their Mammograms - Exclusive
"Love & Marriage: Huntsville" star Kimmi Scott explained why she wants Black women to change the statistics by getting more breast cancer screenings. -
Study Finds Early Drug Treatment May Slow Down MS Development
A new study has found that early drug treatment may help slow MS progression in those with radiologically isolated syndrome. Read on to learn more. -
Clinical Trial Shows Promise For First Drug To Combat Long COVID Symptoms
For those suffering from long COVID, a new clinical trial has shown promising results in treating the associated fatigue. Read on to learn more. -
Study Zeroes In On The Dietary Factors Causing A Worldwide Surge In Type 2 Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes diagnoses have been on the rise worldwide, and a new study has identified dietary factors that may play a part. Read on to learn more. -
New Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise In Preventing Melanoma Recurrence
Clinical trials for a new mRNA vaccine against melanoma recurrence have indicated promise in this new line of therapy. Read on to learn more. -
Study Shows Birth Control Pills Can Still Be Effective Even With Far Fewer Hormones
Hormonal birth control can come with unwanted side effects, but what if the amount of hormones it contains could be reduced? One study found it might work. -
Love & Marriage: Huntsville's Kimmi Scott Opens Up About Her Fight With Breast Cancer - Exclusive Interview
"Love & Marriage: Huntsville" star Kimmi Scott opened up about discovering her breast cancer, undergoing treatment while filming her reality show, and more. -
Strep Throat On The Rise As Amoxicillin Remains In Short Supply
According to the CDC, strep infections are surging in kids, and these cases are coinciding with a shortage of liquid amoxicillin. Here's what you should know. -
World Health Organization Warns Of New COVID Symptom In Children To Watch Out For
A new COVID subvariant seems to be provoking a specific symptom in children. Here's what you should know. -
Patients At Risk As Shortage Of Life-Saving Cancer Drugs Persists
Several chemotherapy drugs have been affected by medication shortages, leaving cancer patients at risk. Read on to learn more. -
Two Controversial Court Rulings Put The Future Of Medical Abortion On The Line
Two recent court rulings over the drug mifepristone have brought the future of medical abortion into question. Here's the latest. -
Study Shows Centenarians Have An Immunity That Leads To Longer Lives
Researchers have found that centenarians may possess a genetic composition in their immune cells that makes them less prone to disease as they grow older. -
John Wick: Chapter 4 Actor Lance Reddick's Cause Of Death Explained
The cause of death has been revealed for John Wick: Chapter 4 actor Lance Reddick, who was found dead in his home on March 17. -
Getting Too Much Sleep, Or Too Little? It May Increase Your Stroke Risk
A new study has revealed that both too much and too little sleep are tied to an elevated risk of stroke. Read on to learn more. -
FDA Set To Greenlight Second COVID Bivalent Boosters For Seniors
The FDA is reportedly considering making a second booster shot available to those 65 and older. Here's what you should know. -
Scientists Alarmed That Bacteria Found In Recalled Eyedrops Can Spread Between People
Health experts have found that the deadly bacterial infection found in recently recalled EzriCare Artificial Tears products can spread from person to person. -
Could A Nasal Spray Be Your Next Line Of Defense Against COVID?
Based on new research, a nasal spray has been developed to potentially block the spread of COVID. Read on to learn more.
