
NPR Features Stories on Families Facing Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
NPR highlighted family experiences with dementia through a student podcast winner and coverage of research families with genetic Alzheimer's mutations.

NPR highlighted family experiences with dementia through a student podcast winner and coverage of research families with genetic Alzheimer's mutations.

Chiedza Nyanjowa, 15, died in hospital after getting into difficulties while swimming at Formby beach on Monday.

New findings explore health effects of processed foods while highlighting fermentation techniques for reducing food waste.

A report accuses Trump administration health officials of spreading vaccine misinformation and creating public trust crisis.

Scientists have identified a previously unknown bacterial species in patients with noma, a fatal disease that destroys facial tissues in children.

A surgeon's medical malpractice case has resulted in nearly £20 million in NHS compensation payments to over 450 injured patients.

A Los Angeles health clinic reported increased rates of depression and anxiety among patients during periods of immigration enforcement actions.

Several pharmaceutical stories emerged involving cancer treatment trials, FDA peptide regulations, obesity drug coverage changes, and potential industry deals.

World Health Organization reports 12 hantavirus cases with 3 deaths while researchers find virus presence in Pacific Northwest rodents.

Increasing healthcare expenses are affecting workplace benefits and prompting consumers to navigate high-deductible insurance plans.

About 50 health insurance companies committed Friday to accelerating reforms aimed at reducing administrative burdens in prior authorization processes.

Elias Calocane testified about his brother Valdo's mental health struggles and cryptic messages before the 2023 killings.

A new survey reveals that nearly two in five Americans have severed ties with a friend or family member within the past year.

The Department of Health and Human Services withdrew its proposed amendment to a vaccine advisory committee charter, citing administrative errors.

Research reveals approximately 50% of patients with advanced lung cancer are not receiving available treatments despite medical advances.
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