A Nebraska hospital shuttered its dialysis center despite state funding for rural healthcare, while a Colorado hospital trains staff as interpreters.
Research suggests non-nutritive sweeteners consumed by 140 million Americans may cause heritable changes to gut bacteria.
A medical school oversight agency has added nutrition curriculum requirements while removing diversity standards amid political pressure.
A district court ruled against federal vaccine policies, saying decisions limiting Covid shots and revising childhood immunization schedules lacked scientific basis.
A 78-year-old retired pastor was convicted and fined for preaching Bible verses in a designated safe access zone outside a Northern Ireland hospital.
Concerns over medical tourism safety emerge alongside investigation of Florida surgeon linked to multiple patient deaths.
A study reveals menstrual irregularities in 4% of weight loss medication users as Eli Lilly's new obesity pill receives 1,390 prescriptions in its first week.
Former Arkansas medical board chair faces federal indictment for allegedly drugging and abducting psychiatric patients for fraudulent billing.
The hospital-themed burger restaurant known for its Bypass Burgers will shut down its downtown Las Vegas location this week.
A study found pregnant women received less acetaminophen in emergency rooms following a federal warning about potential autism risks.
An aging population is creating increased demand for healthcare workers, providing job stability in the sector.
Recent health research addresses food label accuracy, obesity statistics, and alcohol-related cancer risks.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. indicates plans to make available approximately 14 injectable peptide drugs currently restricted by FDA.
A Texas welder used his truck to gradually slow and stop a car with an unconscious driver, averting a potential crash on a highway.
Research shows aerobic exercise can significantly reduce cigarette cravings for up to 30 minutes after workout completion.
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