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New mesothelioma drug turns cancer’s own defenses against it
Scientists are testing a counterintuitive way to fight mesothelioma, an aggressive asbestos-linked cancer with few effective treatments. A new experimental mesothelioma drug kills cancer cells by disabling PRX3, an antioxidant defense that tumors use to
17-09-2026 01:11
NASA’s New Horizons spots signs of liquid nitrogen flowing on Pluto
Scientists have found the first evidence that liquid may have flowed across Pluto’s surface in the recent past. Dark features on the enormous Sputnik Planitia glacier appear consistent with liquid nitrogen rising through cracks from deep beneath the ice.
17-09-2026 00:02
Scientists find a hidden health advantage in black and green rice
Scientists found that black and green Japanese rice contain unusual, potentially beneficial fats and may be digested more slowly than ordinary white rice. The combination could make these colorful varieties promising ingredients for foods designed to sup
16-09-2026 23:52
Hidden “immune organ” in the skull may help fight brain cancer
Scientists discovered a hidden “immune organ” inside the skull that acts as a rapid first responder against brain cancer in mice. Strengthening this local immune defense improved tumor rejection and survival, raising the possibility of new treatments tha
16-09-2026 22:43
A Pregnant Woman's Vocal Cords Kept Closing When She Breathed In, and an ICU Cesarean Revealed a Hidden Abruption
A Pregnant Woman's Vocal Cords Kept Closing When She Breathed In, and an ICU Cesarean Revealed a Hidden Abruption
16-09-2026 22:00
A Slowly Growing Nipple Lump Hid Two Benign Tumors, and Her Scans Missed One of Them
A 34-year-old's growing nipple lump was flagged on a mammogram. Surgery found two benign growths, including one that neither scan had shown.
16-09-2026 21:45
A Loud Pop During Prostate Surgery Meant Gas Had Exploded Inside a Man's Bladder, Tearing It in Three Places
Gas ignited inside a 50-year-old man's bladder during laser prostate surgery, causing three full-thickness tears. Lab tests later found a sarcoma.
16-09-2026 21:30
A Paralyzed Man's Belly Muscles Started Pulsing Whenever His Bladder Filled, and He Turned It into an Alarm
A man with a complete spinal cord injury couldn't feel his bladder, but rhythmic belly muscle contractions signaled when it was full.
16-09-2026 21:15
Steroid Pills Didn't Stop a Rare CT Dye Reaction from Swelling a Woman's Jaw Glands a Second Time
A 75-year-old woman took steroids before a CT scan, yet her salivary glands swelled again 16 hours after contrast in a rare reaction, iodide mumps.
16-09-2026 21:00
Only 20% of Men in Advocacy Group Survey Knew Studies Have Linked Dairy to Prostate Cancer Risk
A survey found that 20% of men knew that studies link dairy to prostate cancer risk. The evidence is mostly observational and does not prove that dairy causes cancer.
16-09-2026 20:45
Nebulized Tyvaso Enters FDA Review for Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis, with a Decision Expected in Late April 2027
The FDA accepted United Therapeutics' application for nebulized Tyvaso in IPF, with a decision expected in late April 2027. What patients should know now.
16-09-2026 20:30
Kennedy Set to Keynote Children's Health Defense Conference Thursday, Returning to the Anti-Vaccine Group He Once Led
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will keynote a Children's Health Defense conference Thursday. What his return to the group means as measles cases rise.
16-09-2026 20:15
For-Profit Companies Become Eligible for NIH Research Facility Grants of Up to $8 Million Starting in 2027
NIH opened its research facility construction grants to for-profit companies and local governments. Who can apply, how much is available, and the key rules.
16-09-2026 20:02
Kennedy's Deputy Pick Chris Klomp Faces Senate Health Panel as Democrats Aim to Test His Vaccine Views
Chris Klomp, the nominee for deputy HHS secretary, faces the Senate Health Committee after a Finance hearing. What Democrats want to ask and why it matters.
16-09-2026 19:45
Four in 10 Pediatricians Say Children Skipped Medical Appointments Over Immigration Fears in the Past Year
In an AAP survey, 40% of pediatricians said children missed appointments over immigration fears. What the finding means for families and child health.
16-09-2026 19:30
Tennessee Measles Cases Climb to Nine as Five New Infections Are Confirmed in the East Tennessee Region
Tennessee confirmed five new measles cases in its East Tennessee region, raising the 2026 total to nine. What families should check and watch for now.
16-09-2026 19:15
Beta Bionics Wins FDA Clearance for Mint Tubeless Insulin Patch Pump, Plans Pharmacy-Only U.S. Launch in Early 2027
The FDA cleared Beta Bionics' Mint tubeless insulin patch pump. What the clearance covers, when it launches, and what people with diabetes should know.
16-09-2026 19:00
Only Two in Three U.S. Teens Ate Any Fruit on a Given Day as Intake Drops with Age
A new CDC report finds 66% of U.S. teens ate any fruit on a given day, compared with 92% of preschoolers. Here is what parents should know.
16-09-2026 18:40
More Than 230 Health Groups Warn Medicare Remote Monitoring Vendor Limits Could Disrupt Care Starting in 2027
More than 230 health groups warn that a Medicare plan to stop paying for vendor-run remote monitoring could disrupt care for over 1 million people in 2027.
16-09-2026 18:31
Scans Pointed to a Rare Artery Syndrome, but a Nearly 4-Inch Hairball Was Hiding in a 7-Year-Old's Stomach
MRI and X-ray studies suggested a rare artery syndrome in a 7-year-old girl losing weight, but a camera found a nearly 4-inch hairball instead.
16-09-2026 11:45
A Slipped Weight-Loss Band Was Tied to a Man's Large Lung Abscess 15 Years After Surgery
Surgeons tied a large lung abscess in a 43-year-old man to aspiration from a slipped gastric band that had been placed around his stomach in 2007.
16-09-2026 10:45
Scientists turn seawater into fresh water without harmful brine
Scientists have developed a solar-powered desalination system that turns seawater into fresh water while removing nearly all of the leftover salt as a solid instead of producing harmful brine. The self-cleaning technology could also recover valuable mine
16-09-2026 10:44
For 15 Years, a Painless Sledgehammer Seemed to Pound Inside Her Head Every Time She Drifted Off
A 77-year-old woman stayed up until about 4 a.m. for years to avoid a painless sledgehammer in her head. The cause was exploding head syndrome.
16-09-2026 10:35
A Dirt-Like Patch Kept Growing on a Young Man's Chest, and One Alcohol Wipe Nearly Erased It
A 25-year-old's growing, dirt-like chest plaque led to a biopsy. Then a 70% alcohol wipe nearly erased it, revealing a harmless skin condition.
16-09-2026 10:15
His Wife Appeared to Shrink as Phantom Bugs Swarmed His Body in a Rare Alice in Wonderland Case
A 67-year-old man saw his wife shrink and bugs crawl over his body during mania. Doctors diagnosed Alice in Wonderland syndrome and Ekbom syndrome.
16-09-2026 10:15
Scientists find an immune “false alarm” that may drive rapid aging
Scientists have discovered that some severe genetic disorders linked to rapid aging may be driven not just by damaged DNA, but by the body’s overreaction to that damage. When broken DNA fragments leak into the wrong part of a cell, an immune sensor calle
16-09-2026 10:05
A 240-million-year-old fossil just changed the dinosaur timeline
A newly identified 240-million-year-old animal from Tanzania is forcing scientists to rethink the early dinosaur timeline. Dinodontosaurus isiyavamanda belongs to a group previously known only from South America, linking fossil deposits on the two contin
16-09-2026 09:48
Hospice Families and Mercy Patients Navigate Overlapping Allina Strikes as Health System Reports 37 Doctors Crossed Picket Lines
Allina says 37 union doctors crossed picket lines as the Mercy and Unity strike overlaps a hospice walkout. What north metro families should know.
16-09-2026 09:35
Heart Risks, Provider Misconduct, and a 21-Year-Old's Death Sharpen Safety Warnings as FDA Weighs Psychedelic Care
Testimony at the FDA psychedelic hearing flagged heart risks, screening gaps, and provider misconduct. What families should know before any approval.
16-09-2026 09:30
Federal Judge Pauses DHS Visa Limit That Could Have Disrupted Training for Nearly One in 10 Trainee Doctors
A federal judge paused a DHS visa rule that could have disrupted training for J-1 resident doctors. What it means for trainees and rural patients.
16-09-2026 09:25
Lurie and UPMC Join U.S. News Children's Honor Roll as Rankings Lean Mostly on Safety Practices and Resources
U.S. News named 11 Honor Roll children's hospitals for 2026-2027, adding Lurie and UPMC. See how safety and resources drive most of each score.
16-09-2026 09:15
Cardiovascular Disease Overtakes Cancer as Top Killer of U.S. Hispanic Adults, with Heart Failure Diagnosed Years Earlier
Cardiovascular disease now kills more U.S. Hispanic adults than cancer, a new AHA statement says. See who is at risk and what families can do now.
16-09-2026 09:07
Scientists find the whole grain “sweet spot” for better heart health
Eating four to six servings of whole grains a day may deliver meaningful benefits for heart health, according to a large review of 87 clinical trials. Researchers found improvements in body weight, waist size, blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, tr
16-09-2026 08:52
Scientists recreated what mice saw from brain activity alone
Scientists reconstructed videos from the brain activity of mice, producing 10-second clips based only on signals from neurons in the visual cortex. The breakthrough could help reveal how the brain reshapes what we see before it becomes our perception of
16-09-2026 08:33
A Loose Tooth Vanished During a Man's Surgery, and an X-Ray Found It Sitting Above His Vocal Cords
A 55-year-old man's loose tooth went missing during sinus surgery. An X-ray found it in his airway, just above the vocal cords, before he woke.
16-09-2026 07:50
Venus may have swallowed its own moon
Venus may have once had a moon, but new research suggests the planet’s incredibly slow rotation could have doomed it. Computer simulations showed that instead of gradually drifting away like Earth’s moon, a Venusian moon would likely spiral inward until
16-09-2026 07:49
Vaccinated Jackson County Resident with Measles Visited Lee's Summit Health Department and Two Overland Park Businesses
A vaccinated Jackson County, Missouri, resident has measles. Exposure sites include a Lee's Summit public health building and two Overland Park businesses.
16-09-2026 07:45
Irrigation’s climate benefit could equal 363 years of its own emissions
U.S. irrigation produces some greenhouse gas emissions, but new research suggests it prevents vastly more by allowing farmers to grow more food on less land. Without irrigation, replacing lost crop yields could require converting natural ecosystems into
16-09-2026 07:34
Three Bar Patrons Drank Beer Tainted with Leftover Line Cleaner, and Their Esophageal Injuries Lasted for Months
Three people who drank beer tainted with caustic line cleaner had lasting esophageal damage, taste changes, and trouble swallowing, doctors report.
16-09-2026 07:30
One Medicare AI Prior Authorization Request Went Unanswered for 83 Days as Vendors Often Missed the 72-Hour Standard
Records released by EFF show vendors in Medicare's AI-assisted WISeR prior authorization pilot often missed a 72-hour goal, with one request unanswered for 83 days.
16-09-2026 07:15
Census Counts 26.7 Million People Uninsured All of 2025, a Baseline Before Most Coverage Changes Take Effect
The Census Bureau says 26.7 million people, or 7.9%, had no health coverage at any time in 2025. Here is why that differs from the CDC's 28 million figure.
16-09-2026 07:10
Abbott Agrees to Pay Nearly $385 Million to Settle Claims Over Infant Formula Made in Michigan and Arizona
Abbott will pay $384,999,040 to settle False Claims Act allegations over infant formula from its Sturgis and Casa Grande plants. What parents should know.
16-09-2026 07:05
Scientists “truly astonished” by discovery that challenges Earth’s origin story
A new study suggests Earth formed almost entirely from material in the inner Solar System, challenging the idea that water-rich material from beyond Jupiter played a major role. If correct, Earth’s water may have been present much closer to the young Sun
16-09-2026 07:03
Pennsylvania Confirms Fourth Measles-Associated Death as Mifflin County Teen Dies of Rare Brain and Spinal Cord Inflammation
Pennsylvania confirmed its fourth measles-associated death of 2026 after a coroner said an unvaccinated Mifflin County 18-year-old died of a rare brain complication.
16-09-2026 07:00
After One Girl's Teeth Turned Orange from Pizza, a Gentler Fix for the Same Rare Enamel Disorder Held Up for 3 Years
A girl's treated teeth turned orange after pizza in 2016. A resin fix for the same rare enamel disorder has now held up for 3 years in another girl.
16-09-2026 07:00
Cam Skattebo Scores in Giants Return Nearly 11 Months After Open Ankle Injury That Required Emergency Surgery
Cam Skattebo scored in his return nearly 11 months after an open ankle injury. What that injury involves and why it is a surgical emergency.
16-09-2026 06:30
Two St. Croix Hotel Legionnaires Outbreaks Linked to Guest Room Water, Including Cold Lines Warmed by Tropical Heat
A CDC report linked two St. Croix hotel Legionnaires' outbreaks to guest room water, including cold lines. What returning travelers should know.
16-09-2026 06:30
Low Vitamin D Before Mastectomy Tied to Three Times the Likelihood of Moderate Pain Among 184 Egyptian Patients
A 184-patient study in Egypt linked low vitamin D to more moderate pain and opioid use after mastectomy. What the finding does and does not show.
16-09-2026 06:15
TV Drug Ads Could Lose Their Website Shortcut for Risk Details Under an FDA Rule Planned for December
An FDA proposed rule planned for December would end the adequate provision option for broadcast drug ads. What it would and would not change.
16-09-2026 06:15
AI EKG Tool Authorized by FDA Aims to Flag Heart Attacks That Standard ST-Elevation Criteria Can Miss
The FDA granted de novo authorization to Queen of Hearts, an AI EKG model for heart attack triage. What the evidence shows and what patients should know.
16-09-2026 06:00
Diabetes Care Editors Halt Manuscript Reviews as Boycott of the American Diabetes Association Escalates Over June Ejections
Diabetes Care editors joined a boycott of the American Diabetes Association and suspended manuscript review. The ADA says its journals still review papers.
16-09-2026 06:00
IV Start Kit Recall Gets FDA's Most Serious Class I Rating Over Fungus in Skin Prep Applicators
FDA classified an AVID Medical IV start kit recall as Class I due to fungal contamination in BD ChloraPrep applicators. No injuries have been reported.
16-09-2026 05:30
Comments Close on Medicare's Plan to Pay for AI Diagnostic Software, and Some Lab Analyses Could Gain Copays
Public comments have closed on Medicare's proposed Software as a Medical Service category. Some algorithm-based lab analyses could incur patient copays.
16-09-2026 05:30
Daily Sugary Drinks Were Linked to Roughly Two and a Half Times the Risk of Stomach Cancer
A Mass General Brigham study of 112,284 U.S. adults linked daily sugary drinks to a higher risk of stomach cancer. What the finding does and does not prove.
16-09-2026 05:00
Some Pancreatic Cancer Families Hit Insurance Delays After Rasonque Approval Closed the Drug's Free Early Access Program
FDA approval of the pancreatic cancer pill Rasonque closed its free early access program before some insurers were ready to cover it.
16-09-2026 05:00
A Woman Blew Her Nose to Ease Ear Pressure, and Air Tracked Through Her Ear into Her Skull
A woman in her 70s blew her nose to ease ear pressure, and air tracked through a defect in her ear into her skull and around her brainstem.
16-09-2026 02:44
A Boy's Mystery Illness Was Lead Poisoning, and His Grandmother Found the Source Hanging from the Curtains
A 10-year-old's severe pain and vision problems were traced to lead poisoning. The source: a curtain-weight chain he licked for months while gaming.
16-09-2026 02:39
Scans Pointed to Diverticulitis, but Surgeons Found a Woman's Appendix Had Tunneled into Her Colon
A CT scan suggested a perforated colon pouch, but surgeons found a rare fistula linking a 46-year-old woman's appendix to her sigmoid colon.
16-09-2026 02:35
A Clear Plastic Shard Showed Up on CT Scans but Hid from Surgeons Through Two Neck Operations
CT scans kept showing a 30 mm object deep in a woman's neck, but surgeons missed it twice. On the third try, they found clear plastic by touch.
16-09-2026 02:24
Straining Left a Woman with Air Inside Her Skull, and Two Scans Never Found How It Got In
A 45-year-old woman strained, felt a sudden headache, and had air inside her skull. CT and MRI scans never showed how the air got in.
16-09-2026 01:55
Biopsy-Free Embryo Test Did Not Improve Ongoing Pregnancy Rates for IVF Patients Ages 35 to 42 in Trial
A trial of 1,152 IVF patients aged 35 to 42 found that a biopsy-free embryo test did not raise ongoing pregnancy rates. What patients should know.
16-09-2026 01:50
Only Two in Three Teens Ate Any Fruit on a Given Day, While Nine in Ten Preschoolers Did
New CDC data show that 66% of teens ate fruit on a given day, versus 92% of preschoolers. What the numbers mean for parents of school-age kids.
16-09-2026 01:43
James Webb reveals Chariklo’s mysterious rings are changing faster than expected
The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed surprising changes in the rings around Chariklo, a small object orbiting between Saturn and Uranus. Over just a few years, its inner ring became more opaque while its outer ring became less opaque. The results
15-09-2026 23:51
Ultra-processed foods linked to hidden muscle fat that may threaten your knees
Eating more ultra-processed foods was linked to greater fat buildup inside thigh muscles, according to MRI scans of 615 adults at risk for knee osteoarthritis. Surprisingly, the association remained even after researchers accounted for calorie intake, ph
15-09-2026 23:00
Heart Calcium Scans Sharpened Risk Estimates Mainly for Borderline and Intermediate Patients in 10-Year Study of 6,000-Plus Adults
A 10-year JAMA study of more than 6,000 adults found heart calcium scans added little for most people but helped those at borderline or intermediate risk.
15-09-2026 22:52
Adults with Two or More COVID Infections Had 76% Higher Odds of a New Diagnosis in Canadian Survey
A Canadian survey tied repeat COVID-19 infections to 76% higher odds of a new diagnosis. Here is what it shows and what it cannot prove.
15-09-2026 22:45
Scientists find a hidden retinal defense against vision loss
A naturally occurring molecule called erucamide may help the retina fight back against diseases that cause progressive vision loss. Restoring the molecule activated protective immune responses that helped stabilize retinal tissue and slow aspects of dege
15-09-2026 22:37
Rural Hospital Leaders in Maine Say $50 Billion Federal Fund Offers Programs, Not the Survival Cash They Needed
Rural hospital leaders say the $50 billion federal rural health fund pays for new programs, not the survival cash they need as Medicaid cuts loom.
15-09-2026 22:15
Cardiovascular Disease Now Kills More Hispanic Adults Than Cancer as Diabetes and Blood Pressure Risks Start Younger
An American Heart Association statement says cardiovascular disease now tops cancer as the leading killer of Hispanic adults in the U.S., with risks appearing earlier.
15-09-2026 22:10
Up to 2.3 Million Adults 19 to 24 Could Lose Medicaid Under Work Rules in Urban Institute Simulation
An Urban Institute simulation projects 1.1 million to 2.3 million adults ages 19 to 24 could lose Medicaid under work rules. What to know now.
15-09-2026 22:10
Scientists reversed biological age in older adults in just 4 weeks
Older adults who changed the balance of fat, carbohydrates, and animal protein in their diets showed signs of reduced biological age after just four weeks. The strongest result appeared in participants eating an omnivorous, lower-fat, higher-carbohydrate
15-09-2026 21:35
More Than 1,300 Water Systems Cited for Missing Lead Pipe Inventories, Leaving Residents Unsure About Their Taps
EPA has cited more than 1,300 water systems for missing lead pipe inventories, and thousands still have not filed. What residents can check and do now.
15-09-2026 20:45
Six Hand Soaps Shipped to 15 States Recalled Over Bacterial Contamination: Brands and Lot Codes to Check
FDA classified a recall of six hand soaps shipped to 15 states due to possible bacterial contamination. Check brands, lot codes, and who faces the most risk.
15-09-2026 20:25
San Francisco Police Arrest Four After Teen's Cychlorphine Death as Parents Confront Pills That Fentanyl Test Strips Miss
San Francisco police arrested four people and seized more than 20,000 pills after a teen's cychlorphine death. What parents should know about counterfeit pills.
15-09-2026 20:20
Scientists stunned as volcano cloud starts destroying methane
The Hunga Tonga eruption may have triggered a surprising chemical reaction that destroyed some of the methane released into the atmosphere. Scientists say the discovery could reshape estimates of methane pollution and inspire new methods for slowing near
15-09-2026 11:15
Smelling chocolate helped men complete more reps without feeling more tired
Simply smelling chocolate helped men complete more leg extension repetitions without making the workout feel harder, with dark chocolate producing the strongest effect. The researchers think familiar food aromas may influence appetite and motivation by m
15-09-2026 11:03
Scientists Develop Nasal H5N1 Vaccine Designed to Block Bird Flu Where the Virus Enters the Body
An experimental nasal H5N1 vaccine protected mice from lethal bird flu while sharply reducing the virus in the nose and airways.
15-09-2026 11:00
A Toddler's Slow-Growing Eyelid Lump Turned Out to Be a Tumor Reported in Only Two Children Before Her
An 18-month-old's slow-growing eyelid lump was a conjunctival stromal tumor, making her the youngest of just three children reported with it.
15-09-2026 10:45
This Australian cave hid 25,000 years of ritual secrets
Microscopic plant remains are revealing how GunaiKurnai ancestors used Cloggs Cave for ritual practices over thousands of years. People deliberately gathered whole grasses, carried them into the dark cave, and burned them in thin layers, leaving behind t
15-09-2026 10:43
A Patient's Matching Lower Molars Each Grew Four Roots Instead of Two, a Find Researchers Call Extremely Rare
3D scans showed that both of a patient's lower second molars had four roots instead of two. Here's why hidden roots matter for root canal success.
15-09-2026 10:30
Scientists discover a major brain shift between ages 50 and 75
Scientists have uncovered sweeping changes in how the human brain controls and organizes its genome beginning in midlife, offering new clues to why aging sharply increases the risk of Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases. One of the biggest s
15-09-2026 10:28
23 Gallbladders Sat on the Wrong Side of the Liver in 7,487 Operations, and Not One Was Spotted Before Surgery
A new review of 7,487 gallbladder surgeries found 23 organs on the wrong side of the liver, and scans missed every one. Here's what it means.
15-09-2026 10:15
UV light reveals possible camouflage on a 125-million-year-old crocodile
A 125-million-year-old crocodile fossil has revealed preserved skin, possible sensory organs, sophisticated respiratory structures, and an unexpected pattern on its tail. Ultraviolet light exposed alternating bands that may represent ancient camouflage,
15-09-2026 10:07
Shrapnel from an 18-Year-Old Injury Hid Inside a Kidney Stone, and Its Metal Core Defied Lasers
A man's kidney pain traced back to shrapnel lodged 18 years earlier. Surgeons broke the stone around it, but the metal core resisted lasers.
15-09-2026 10:00
China Tests AI Eye Clinic in Real Hospital, Revealing What Happens When Artificial Intelligence Meets Patients
A Chinese hospital tested an AI eye clinic with real patients, revealing problems that laboratory testing alone could not show.
15-09-2026 09:53
A Boater Fell Onto a Flagpole That Pierced Both Lungs and Still Arrived at the Hospital Fully Awake
A boater fell onto a flagpole that pierced both lungs and her mid-chest. Zurich surgeons explain how careful cutting and scans helped save her.
15-09-2026 09:45
FDA Cuts Monitoring After Imdelltra's First Two Doses to Six to Eight Hours for Small Cell Lung Cancer
FDA cut monitoring after Imdelltra's first two doses from 22 to 24 hours to 6 to 8 hours, which may bring treatment closer to home for some patients.
15-09-2026 09:39
Statins, Iron Pills, and Dementia Drugs Lead 24 Medication Chains Where a Side Effect May Prompt Another Prescription
A BMJ study of 2.3 million older adults in Ontario flagged 24 drug chains where a side effect may lead to another prescription. What families should ask.
15-09-2026 09:30
AI Review of 410,000 Reddit Posts Flags Period Changes and Chills Not Fully Captured in GLP-1 Trials
A Penn study used AI to analyze 410,198 Reddit posts about semaglutide and tirzepatide. It flagged menstrual and temperature symptoms but cannot show cause.
15-09-2026 09:23
New Telehealth Company Offers Off-Label GLP-1 Treatment for Addiction in 41 States as Key Trials Remain Unfinished
Quel Health says clinicians on its platform may prescribe GLP-1 drugs off-label for addiction in 41 states. What the FDA has and has not approved.
15-09-2026 09:15
The shape behind the Einstein problem just revealed strange new physics
A mathematical shape famous for covering a surface without ever repeating has revealed an unexpected ability to twist light into unusual chiral patterns. The discovery could lead to new ways of controlling light, polarization, and advanced optical device
15-09-2026 09:14
5 Popular Wellness Supplements Compared After 90 Days: What Stands Out
Compare five popular wellness supplements after 90 days, including their ingredients, potential benefits, convenience, and the research behind their key claims.
15-09-2026 09:13
Religious Vaccine Exemption Petitions Keep Reaching the Supreme Court After Justices Reject a New York Mother's Emergency Request
More than half a dozen religious vaccine exemption petitions have reached the Supreme Court since May. What the latest denial did and did not decide.
15-09-2026 09:08
OB-GYN Group Extends Maternal RSV Vaccine Window to March 1 as Most Eligible Pregnant Patients Remain Unvaccinated
ACOG now advises maternal RSV vaccination from Sept. 1 through March 1, as its data show 41.6% of eligible pregnant patients have received the shot.
15-09-2026 09:00
Judge Pauses Pediatricians' Lawsuit Over Kennedy's Vaccine Changes as Families Await October 6 Appeals Court Argument
A federal judge paused the AAP vaccine lawsuit ahead of an Oct. 6 appeals argument. What the March order still blocks and what families can do now.
15-09-2026 08:55
Flu Deaths Among Autistic Medicaid Enrollees Ran About 10 Times the Expected Rate as Respiratory Season Nears
Flu deaths among autistic Medicaid enrollees ran about 10.5 times the expected rate in a new study. What caregivers should plan for before flu season.
15-09-2026 08:50
Young Veterans Had Higher Forever Chemical Levels Than Civilians, but VA Medical Centers Do Not Offer PFAS Tests
Veterans ages 20 to 39 had PFAS levels 13% to 24% higher than civilian peers, a Brown study found, yet VA medical centers do not offer PFAS blood tests.
15-09-2026 08:40
Federal Lawsuit Seeks to Bar Minneapolis Distributor from Handling Food and Medicines After Inspectors Found Rodents
The Justice Department wants a court to bar Gold Star Distribution from handling FDA-regulated goods after inspectors found rodents, birds, and droppings.
15-09-2026 08:35
Supermassive black hole winds are 100 times more powerful than scientists thought
Astronomers have discovered that winds from a supermassive black hole are about 100 times more powerful than previously thought. XRISM observations showed the resulting turbulence spreading roughly 300,000 light-years, extending far beyond the black hole
15-09-2026 08:34
Three Bouncy Castles, One Party and 48 Kids with MRSA: How Ireland's Largest Recorded Outbreak Unfolded
Irish health officials linked an MRSA outbreak in 48 children to hours of rough play on three bouncy castles, a route not described before.
15-09-2026 08:31
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