The federal government is moving to study ibogaine, a psychedelic with both anecdotal promise and documented cardiac risks, starting with safety-focused groundwork.
A new prostate cancer screening update is steering more men toward PSA testing, while still emphasizing the tradeoff between earlier detection and unnecessary treatment.
New WHO guidance says cognitive training may be offered as part of dementia-risk reduction, but the evidence is limited and it works best as one part of a broader brain-health…
A measles death in Wisconsin underscores how quickly the virus can turn dangerous when vaccination coverage slips and outbreaks spread through vulnerable communities.
The Veterans Affairs department has leaned more heavily on automation to speed disability claims, but reporting shows the system is also creating more mistakes—especially when medical evidence matters.
The House advanced a veterans compensation bill that would change how tinnitus and sleep apnea are rated for future claims, drawing sharp criticism from Democrats and veterans groups.
Menopause is a normal transition, but it can coincide with changes in cardiovascular risk, bone density, sleep, cognition and vaginal comfort. Here’s what the evidence shows and what is still…
Sen. Chris Murphy’s hospitalization and transfer to rehabilitation offer a timely reminder that stroke is a medical emergency, and that recovery often continues after the hospital stay ends.
AARP’s latest consumer guide highlights how prescription drugs, over-the-counter products and supplements can become harder to manage with age—and why regular medication reviews can help catch problems early.
Newer research is reshaping how clinicians talk about menopause hormone therapy and cardiovascular risk, but experts say it is still a symptom treatment, not a heart-disease prevention plan.
A large clinical trial found that the experimental obesity drug retatrutide lowered body weight and improved knee osteoarthritis pain, though researchers say more study is needed before drawing broader conclusions.
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