
UK Resident Doctors Announce 16th Strike Action for June
British Medical Association announces four-day strike by resident doctors in England starting June 15, following talks with new Health Secretary.

British Medical Association announces four-day strike by resident doctors in England starting June 15, following talks with new Health Secretary.

Austrian authorities are investigating potential criminal tampering of HiPP baby food jars sold at Spar stores.

A family owes over $1 million after their daughter received specialized psychiatric treatment for complex OCD at a facility that didn't accept insurance.

World Health Organization confirms hantavirus has not become more transmissible while New York investigates a suspected case.

NHS managers urge patients to continue seeking medical care as junior doctors begin strike action following the bank holiday weekend.

Health authorities are expanding access to an injectable immunotherapy that significantly shortens cancer treatment administration time.

An Indiana man allegedly dragged his girlfriend down a sidewalk on Mother's Day, then shot her and two people who tried to help, including a sheriff's deputy.

President Trump signed an executive order on psychedelic research while separate discussions continue around kratom's medical uses and safety concerns.

Research involving over 147,000 adults found 90-119 minutes of weekly strength training associated with 13% lower mortality risk.

Food and Drug Administration advisory panel will meet June 18 to evaluate safety and effectiveness of Moderna's MFLUSIVA flu vaccine.

Recent research examines rising rectal cancer deaths in younger Americans, dementia identification methods, and evolving suicide prevention strategies.

A Trump administration CDC official has delayed the release of a study examining COVID vaccine effectiveness in healthy adults.

The FDA approved leucovorin for cerebral folate deficiency affecting fewer than 1 in a million people, walking back earlier suggestions it could treat autism.

New York state has published regulations for implementing its medical aid-in-dying law, allowing terminally ill patients to receive life-ending medication.

A chemical reaction at a silver recovery facility in West Virginia resulted in two deaths and 19 hospitalizations.
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