
Study finds 7 million children live with loaded, unlocked guns at home
New research published in JAMA Network Open reveals millions of children have access to unsecured firearms in their households.

New research published in JAMA Network Open reveals millions of children have access to unsecured firearms in their households.

Recent reports highlight various health and social challenges affecting specific population groups across the United States.

The family of a 17-year-old Texas cheerleader filed a wrongful death lawsuit, claiming she died from an enlarged heart after consuming energy drinks.

Recent data shows notable decreases in violent crime across several regions, with Memphis reporting a 40% drop and California seeing a 35% reduction in homicides.

Researchers report an experimental Alzheimer's drug may reduce brain inflammation during alcohol withdrawal, potentially limiting neural damage and relapse risk.

Research indicates that access to filtered water during early life stages may add approximately 3.2 months to overall lifespan.

Health policy discussions focus on personal responsibility messaging and support for current smokers seeking alternatives.

U.S. military personnel affected by Havana Syndrome are seeking government recognition while reports emerge of lab testing on a potential related device.

A Chicago police officer was fatally shot and another critically wounded by a robbery suspect receiving medical treatment while in police custody at a hospital.

The Soham murderer is on life support with severe head injuries after being attacked by another inmate at HMP Frankland.

Researchers report advances in diagnostic tools for tuberculosis and endometriosis that could improve accuracy and reduce diagnosis times.

The Trump administration has authorized test programs to evaluate Medicare coverage for CBD treatments and GLP-1 weight loss medications for older patients.

A US Park Police officer was shot while on duty in Southeast Washington, DC, and transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Canadian regulators have approved the country's first generic version of the popular diabetes medication Ozempic.

President Trump signed an executive order to expedite research into psychedelics as potential treatments for mental health conditions.
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