
Amazon to offer Ozempic through U.S. kiosks with same-day delivery
Amazon plans to make the diabetes medication Ozempic available at kiosks across the United States with same-day delivery options.

Amazon plans to make the diabetes medication Ozempic available at kiosks across the United States with same-day delivery options.

New research shows nearly a quarter of teens sleep five hours or less nightly, with majority getting under eight hours despite screens not being main cause.

A Nebraska hospital shuttered its dialysis center despite state funding for rural healthcare, while a Colorado hospital trains staff as interpreters.

Recent developments include stroke risk prediction research, biological age testing options, and tax assistance for older Americans.
Researchers are testing an experimental treatment that targets specific genetic mutations in ALS patients through spinal infusions.

A new phase 3 clinical trial is recruiting patients to test a potential treatment for slowing ALS disease progression in early-stage cases.

A Minneapolis man was sentenced for attempting to bribe a juror with $120,000 cash in a major welfare fraud trial involving $250 million.

About 80% of ACA marketplace enrollees report higher health care costs this year, with 10% dropping coverage entirely after enhanced tax credits ended.

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

Emma Barnett, 36, told doctor the death of her baby from prescription drugs was a mistake as she faces murder charges.

Fertility clinics in northern Cyprus and Florida are under investigation following allegations of embryo and sperm mix-ups affecting multiple families.

Federal health officials warn about medetomidine, a veterinary sedative, being found mixed with illegal fentanyl supplies.

The FDA approved a higher 7.2 mg dose of Novo Nordisk's Wegovy weight loss medication for patients who have used lower doses for at least four weeks.

Research suggests non-nutritive sweeteners consumed by 140 million Americans may cause heritable changes to gut bacteria.

The MAHA movement is influencing both consumer food preferences and restaurant cooking methods across the United States.
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