As Ebola continues to spread in eastern Congo, families are coping not only with loss and fear, but also with stigma, grief, and psychological distress that can outlast the outbreak.
Health officials are tracing whether Ebola patients in Nigeria and Kenya passed through the same Uganda airport, underscoring how quickly travel can complicate outbreak control.
A new federal workforce effort would use loan repayment and stipends to encourage nurses to take nursing-home jobs in underserved areas, but experts say staffing problems are broader than one…
New research highlighted by CBS News suggests GLP-1 medicines are increasingly being used for weight management, with implications for diabetes care, access, and expectations around these popular drugs.
New trial results suggest a custom mRNA vaccine can help keep melanoma from coming back after surgery, but experts say it is still an experimental approach with important questions left…
New research presented at a menopause conference raises fresh questions about cardiovascular safety in women using testosterone therapy, which is not FDA-approved for women.
Fresh menopause research suggests sleep, body composition and cardiometabolic health are closely connected, while some treatment questions remain unresolved.
New reporting highlights a less-discussed menopause symptom cluster: persistent pain, often alongside sleep disruption, that can complicate daily life and be hard to separate from other conditions.
Menopause is drawing more public and policy attention, but many clinicians still report limited training. Here’s what the evidence says about treatment, access, and uncertainty.
Recent studies are adding detail to an old concern: long-term air pollution exposure may be tied not just to dementia risk, but to changes in the brain itself.
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