
Study Shows Promise for HIV Suppression Therapy; NAD+ Supplement Claims Questioned
Research suggests new HIV treatment could provide long-term suppression, while scientists caution against unproven NAD+ longevity claims.

Research suggests new HIV treatment could provide long-term suppression, while scientists caution against unproven NAD+ longevity claims.

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

The FDA is anticipated to reverse its 2023 restriction on peptide compounds following statements from Health Secretary RFK Jr.

A district court ruled against federal vaccine policies, saying decisions limiting Covid shots and revising childhood immunization schedules lacked scientific basis.

A Texas welder used his truck to gradually slow and stop a car with an unconscious driver, averting a potential crash on a highway.

Reduced federal support threatens health and safety programs previously credited with significant public health achievements.

Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is spreading through western states, with wastewater data showing elevated levels in Northern California.

New research indicates GLP-1 medications like Ozempic could help prevent heart complications by improving blood vessel function after heart attacks.

Chirag Patel, a neurosurgeon at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, has been suspended following allegations of a sexual relationship with a patient.

A Florida court allowed a hospital to perform a cesarean section on a woman against her wishes if deemed medically necessary during an emergency.

Multiple states have issued warnings about cychlorphine, a synthetic opioid reportedly 10 times stronger than fentanyl that has been linked to dozens of recent overdoses.

The Trump administration authorized the sale of several flavored e-cigarette products including blueberry, mango and menthol varieties.

States are reducing Medicaid services while urgent care centers consider expanding abortion access as traditional clinics close nationwide.

A Massachusetts doctor faces 81 new charges including rape and assault allegedly involving 22 patients at Brigham and Women's hospitals.

Recent research explores a mobility test for older adults, treatments for cancer-related cognitive issues, and potential dementia protection from vaccines.
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