Over 100 die in suspected measles outbreak in Bangladesh since mid-March
Bangladesh health officials report more than 100 deaths, mostly children, from suspected measles cases since mid-March.
Bangladesh health officials report more than 100 deaths, mostly children, from suspected measles cases since mid-March.

Government health officials have recalled Crayola toy products due to potential asbestos contamination, advising immediate discontinuation of use.

Multiple health-related developments emerge across different areas including diabetes care, Medicare coverage, fungal research, and medical education.

A new survey reveals 96% of women regularly say they're fine when experiencing discomfort, prompting advocacy efforts to address women's health challenges.

Raw Farm has recalled its raw milk cheddar cheese products after health officials linked them to an E. coli outbreak affecting nine people across three states.

A study found pregnant women received less acetaminophen in emergency rooms following a federal warning about potential autism risks.

A major review concluded certain Alzheimer's drugs provide minimal clinical benefit, drawing criticism from experts who say the analysis was flawed.
An aging population is creating increased demand for healthcare workers, providing job stability in the sector.

A government report examining the UK's Covid response has questioned stay-at-home advice and highlighted NHS vulnerabilities during the pandemic.

The government has scrapped plans for additional medical training positions following the union's decision to proceed with a six-day strike.

Federal health agency enforces strict return-to-office policies while new research reveals widespread employee reluctance to voice workplace concerns.

Jose Medina-Medina attended a detention hearing from the hospital regarding the murder of Loyola University Chicago freshman Sheridan Gorman.

South Carolina officials declared an end to a measles outbreak that infected nearly 1,000 people, while over 20 outbreaks remain active across the U.S.

Over 106,000 cancer patients in England waited more than 62 days to begin urgent treatment last year, with most hospital trusts missing national targets.

A teenager died after experiencing heat-related symptoms while hiking in the Grand Canyon, according to the National Park Service.
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