
Cruise Ship Hantavirus Passengers Express Concerns About Nebraska Quarantine Facility
Passengers from a cruise ship hantavirus outbreak that killed three people are describing federal quarantine conditions as prison-like.

Passengers from a cruise ship hantavirus outbreak that killed three people are describing federal quarantine conditions as prison-like.

The CDC is seeking volunteer staff for airport Ebola screenings as health officials respond to an ongoing outbreak in West Africa.

Johnson & Johnson successfully defended against allegations that its talc products caused cancer in three women.

Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly's recently launched obesity medication reached approximately 4,000 prescriptions in its second week on the market.

New research shows deaths from rectal cancer are increasing rapidly among millennials and younger adults, with scientists unable to explain the trend.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has initiated an investigation into fitness retailer Lululemon regarding the presence of PFAS chemicals in their products.

A parliamentary report recommends banning PFAS chemicals from school uniforms and cookware while addressing unsafe temporary housing conditions.

Multiple reports examine different challenges facing women, from mental health care access to domestic violence and long-term care planning.

Separate health incidents involving measles drug development, Ebola testing in DRC, and hantavirus symptoms at a California prison underscore infectious disease concerns.

Bangladesh has recorded more than 60,000 suspected measles cases in just over two months, with hundreds of children dying from the disease.

Spanish authorities confirmed another hantavirus case connected to the MV Hondius cruise ship outbreak that killed three people earlier this month.

New research indicates GLP-1 medications may be associated with lower cancer progression rates, findings to be presented at major oncology conference.

Telehealth providers are playing an increasingly important role in determining how employers cover expensive obesity drugs through insurance plans.

The parasitic New World screwworm has reemerged in the United States after being eradicated decades ago, with officials authorizing emergency pet treatments.

FDA's top drug regulator is working to hire a researcher seeking new pregnancy warnings on antidepressants, raising conflict of interest concerns.
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