Published Date: 06 Jul 2026
Brain-eating P. dendritiformis infections could become more common, researcher warns
Research suggests that human monogamy reflects interactions among biology, culture, and environment rather than a fixed biologic trait, with pair bonding shaped by multiple influences.
Response is largely left to the manufacturers after reports of babies who got sick or died
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She is accused of suffocating her 18-month-old children
Vaccination provided ample protection for kids with and without underlying conditions
— Less than half of 8th graders attributed great risk to experimental use
Concurrent palliative care use among young adults with advanced cancer is less than 20%, with substantial variation across cancer types.
Arizona has seen the nation's largest percentage decline in SNAP participants
Outbreaks will likely affect whether the U.S. can keep its measles-free designation
This historic win offers valuable lessons for young people's mental health
Protocol can be used in children and pregnant women
Dr. Mike addresses the online epidemic affecting teen boys
Changes to rules governing ACIP could inject more politicization, experts warn
The outcome could offer insights into such efforts' chances in other states
Senate HELP Committee chair also claims "paperwork" is holding up federal health appointments
Vitamin D levels correlated with lung function only in adults
Disease is common in poverty-stricken areas; cases in U.S. tied to "food fads," restricted diets
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved expanded use of Vertex Pharmaceuticals' gene therapy in children as young as two with inherited blood disorders, including...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration declined to approve Lantheus Holdings’ diagnostic imaging kit for types of cancer tumors, citing unresolved issues at a third-party...
Habit formation is a key modifiable factor for adherence to inhaled therapy in adults with cystic fibrosis; age, socioeconomic status, neurodivergence and complex regimens also influence adherence.
Ginkgo biloba extract, alone or in combination with desmopressin, is safe and effective for treating monosymptomatic nocturnal enuresis in children, a trial shows.
American Academy of Pediatrics issued a policy statement updating guidance on how to counsel patients and families about preventing drowning.
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