Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is challenging major coffee chains about sugar content in drinks while polling shows declining trust in health agencies.
A 21-year-old former student has been charged following a crossbow attack that seriously injured a campus security officer at the University of Surrey.
Recent research explores connections between sleep patterns and heart health, student athletics and school attendance, and personality traits linked to dementia risk.
Recent health studies examine cervical cancer elimination efforts, sleep deprivation trends, and potential links between lifestyle factors and disease risk.
A planned five-day strike by UK resident doctors has been suspended as their union considers a new government offer.
Jose Medina, accused of fatally shooting a Chicago college student, was hospitalized for tuberculosis treatment and missed his first court appearance.
Jamie Varley, 37, faces charges in connection with the death of Preston Davey, whom he was in the process of adopting.
New research suggests no amount of alcohol consumption is safe, contradicting previous beliefs about health benefits of moderate drinking.
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.
Food and Drug Administration advisory panel will meet June 18 to evaluate safety and effectiveness of Moderna's MFLUSIVA flu vaccine.
Gilead Sciences announced plans to acquire German cancer drug developer Tubulis for up to $5 billion to strengthen its oncology pipeline.
Recent developments in genetic testing for Huntington's disease and immune system treatments for lupus show promising results for patients with these conditions.
Recent data shows notable decreases in violent crime across several regions, with Memphis reporting a 40% drop and California seeing a 35% reduction in homicides.
Nine people, including children, have been sickened in an E. coli outbreak connected to raw milk and cheese from a California company.
Study finds postpartum depression rates rose from 9.4% to 19% between 2010-2021, with experts emphasizing need for better recognition and treatment.
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