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While iodine deficiency may seem like a relic of the past, it is resurfacing as a significant health issue, particularly affecting specific groups such as vegans, vegetarians, and pregnant women.
Marty Makary's resignation from the FDA has raised questions about his understanding of the role. STAT's Matthew Herper offers insights into his controversial tenure.
A recent analysis by Crisis Text Line indicates that male texters are significantly less likely to seek help for suicidal thoughts compared to their female counterparts.
As incidents of fires linked to improper battery disposal increase, states are debating who should bear the financial responsibility for managing this hazardous waste.
Recent polling indicates that a significant portion of the public is worried about the implications of immigration enforcement in hospitals, especially in light of recent policy changes.
This piece delves into how menstrual cycles may influence mental well-being, a topic that warrants further exploration.
A skin disease typically affecting livestock has been diagnosed in several men who have sex with men across Europe, according to recent findings by researchers.
Following the sale of his company for $1.7 billion, an owner has decided to distribute $240 million among 540 dedicated employees who remained with the firm.
In a significant policy shift, a major US health provider has announced the removal of prior authorization requirements for 30% of services, a move that 93% of doctors believe is overdue.
Spanish authorities are gearing up to evacuate over 140 individuals from a cruise ship affected by hantavirus as it approaches the Canary Islands.
As the hantavirus outbreak progresses, experts express concern regarding the CDC's diminished involvement, with the WHO taking the lead in the response efforts.
The potential dismissal of FDA Commissioner Makary could lead to another significant vacancy within RFK Jr.'s health department, raising questions about future leadership.
A patient who previously traveled on a cruise ship affected by a hantavirus outbreak has been hospitalized in Zurich after testing positive for the virus. Three more passengers have been evacuated.
Michigan's efforts in radiation emergency preparedness showcase a proactive approach that could serve as a model for health officials nationwide.
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a Dutch cruise ship has led to the deaths of three passengers, raising alarms about health safety on cruises.
A recent report indicates a steady increase in hospital shootings since 2000, highlighting a troubling trend in healthcare safety and security.
The commander of Fort Drum has called on state officials to back initiatives in nuclear energy and healthcare, highlighting the importance of these sectors.
Color Health is broadening its services to include cancer care coordination, aiming to fill a significant void in the healthcare landscape.
KFF has unveiled an interactive dashboard that monitors public trust in health information sources and explores attitudes toward vaccines, reflecting current trends.
A recent KFF Health Tracking Poll indicates that MAHA voters are placing significant emphasis on reducing health care costs, overshadowing other health concerns.