Health News
American Cancer Society Updates Prostate Cancer Screening Guidelines
The American Cancer Society now recommends regular screening for the cancer, the most common cancer type among men in the United States.
Democrats Launch New Probes of RFK Jr.
Senators are investigating whether the health secretary lied to Congress and improperly took gifts from a donor.
Tylenol During Pregnancy Linked to Smaller Testes in Infant Boys
A Danish study links taking acetaminophen in early and late pregnancy to smaller testes in 3 month olds.
Stroke Rates Nearly Doubled Among Young Adults in 1 US Region, Study Finds
Why are more young adults having strokes?
How Alcohol Is Linked to Belly Fat
Research ties heavier drinking to more visceral fat, even after accounting for total body fat.
RFK Jr. Says Big Developments Coming in Wake of Midterms
‘I don't think anything is going to get in our way now,’ the health secretary said.
Different Psychiatric Drugs Leave Different Fingerprints on the Brain
The findings could eventually take some of the guesswork out of choosing psychiatric medications.
FDA Mandates New Eye Risk Warning on GLP-1 Drugs
The drugs could cause a condition that can lead to loss of vision.
Do Back Braces Actually Help Back Pain?
Doctors and researchers weigh in on whether over-the-counter back braces relieve pain.
Fluoride in Pregnancy Tied to Lower Problem-Solving Scores, Study Finds
Children younger than 7 showed the strongest inverse relationship between prenatal fluoride exposure and fluid cognition.
Infant Bleeding Incidents Rise Alongside Vitamin K Shot Refusals: Studies
Vitamin K injection recommendations have not changed in years.
6 Peptides Are No Longer Restricted by the FDA—Here’s What to Know
Compounding pharmacies can now start selling popular peptides again.
Energy Drinks, Supplements Linked to Heart Attacks, Preliminary Research Says
Consumers need to be aware that these items, sold as everyday products, can pose significant health risks, according to a study author.
New York Reports 1st Measles-Related Death in More Than 30 Years
It was not clear whether the child was vaccinated.
Officials Report First Bird Flu Death in US in 2026, Say Public Risk is Low
The individual who died resided in Washington state.
What a Study of Nearly 2 Million People Found About Meat and Stomach Cancer
A nutritionist explains what the findings mean for your meat choices.
Cancer and Water Quality Concerns Take Spotlight in Iowa’s Governor, Senate Races
In the state with the second-highest cancer rate in the nation, voters have expressed alarm over water pollution from nitrates.
New Findings Challenge Decades of Saturated Fat Assumptions
On a high-saturated-fat diet, triglycerides fell, and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol rose, but low-density lipoprotein cholesterol also increased.
Department of Health Removing Warnings From 3 Women’s Health Products
The action supports a recent order from the president, officials said.
Most Americans Uncomfortable With Doctors Using AI for Major Decisions: Survey
A majority of respondents said they were not comfortable with doctors using AI for diagnoses.
Judge Strikes Down Limited Exception to New Medicaid Requirement
The judge sided with states on one issue and the government on others.
Why Do Different Mosquitoes Prefer Different People?
Have you ever wondered why you’re a five-star buffet for mosquitoes while your friend goes untouched? A new study on three dangerous mosquito species finds each one is drawn to ...
RFK Jr. Removes Restrictions on Unapproved Peptide Injections
The interim policy is in place as officials consider permanent action, according to the health department.
Young People Are Aging Faster Than Previous Generations
A study on biological age and early-onset cancer highlights how two people can turn 40 on the same day yet have markedly different biological ages.
CDC Warns of Increased Threat Posed by Drug-Resistant Germs
In a report, the CDC listed 19 bacterial and fungal pathogens as urgent, serious, or concerning.
Low-Dose Aspirin Linked to Lower Dementia Risk, but Researchers Note ‘Significant Safety Concern’
Some older adults with a particular set of genes could see benefit from taking low-dose aspirin, researchers found. But it's not without a catch.
CDC Issues Emergency Response Over Dengue Surge in Florida
The step comes after a jump in cases in Florida and the Republic of Marshall Islands.

























