Study finds most parents buy baby carriers online amid safety concerns
Durham University research reveals nearly 90% of parents purchase baby slings and carriers online, raising questions about safety guidance.
Durham University research reveals nearly 90% of parents purchase baby slings and carriers online, raising questions about safety guidance.

A federal judge ruled the abortion pill mifepristone can remain available by mail nationwide while requiring the FDA to conduct a safety review.

New York state has published regulations for implementing its medical aid-in-dying law, allowing terminally ill patients to receive life-ending medication.

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

Novo Nordisk launches Wegovy pill in UAE while Eli Lilly signals continued merger and acquisition activity.

The U.S. Department of Defense will fund studies testing MDMA-assisted therapy for 186 active-duty service members with PTSD.
An American doctor who contracted Ebola while working in Congo has recovered and been discharged from a Berlin hospital.

NHS England recorded over 134,000 GP complaints last year while some trusts reported a 17% increase in racism incidents against staff.

Research suggests GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic may help treat alcohol use disorder, while companies report increased gum and mint sales linked to the medications.

Health officials are offering MenB vaccines to young people after three meningitis cases were confirmed in Weymouth.

Recent research covers obesity measurement accuracy, career stagnation impacts, and early dementia detection through writing tests.

President Trump signed an order to speed mainstream access to psychedelic-based medical treatments, supported by RFK Jr. and focusing on compounds like ibogaine.

Pediatricians emphasize recess benefits while researchers discover movement aids brain waste removal.

Research indicates CDC's decision to stop recommending hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours of birth may lead to hundreds more infections.

Health authorities are documenting increases in deadly bacterial and viral infections as vaccination rates decline in multiple regions worldwide.
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