
Kenyan Woman Develops Caregiver Training Program After Father's Dementia Diagnosis
Wambūi Karanja created a family caregiver training program after caring for her father with dementia, earning recognition from the Alzheimer's Association.

Wambūi Karanja created a family caregiver training program after caring for her father with dementia, earning recognition from the Alzheimer's Association.

Medical doctors in England will stage a six-day walkout beginning April 7 following breakdown in negotiations over employment terms and compensation.

AstraZeneca reported successful late-stage trial results for a chronic lung disease treatment, leading to a 4% increase in the company's stock price.

The Health and Human Services Department announced a new advisory panel while Secretary Kennedy encounters obstacles in advancing his health policy agenda.

Birmingham, Alabama residents have been without fluoride in their drinking water for at least two years without public notification.

Recent research shows COVID vaccines during pregnancy protect babies and ADHD medication may reduce psychosis risk in children.
The FDA convened a public meeting to discuss potentially broadening criteria for dietary supplement ingredients to include peptides and other substances.

Health authorities advise against close contact with young farm animals following an outbreak that left dozens ill.

Amy Hillyard, 52, co-owner of Farley's coffee chain, disappeared this week and was last seen Wednesday in Oakland.
Two separate stories from across the UK highlight workplace milestones and professional diversity challenges.

New data reveals abortion rates remained stable in 2025 despite state bans, with increased telehealth use and reduced travel for services.

Health agencies report on meningitis outbreak status, Pfizer announces vaccine trial results, and Bausch + Lomb releases medical device data.

Medical professionals discuss the growing popularity of peptide treatments and provide guidance on managing what could be an intense allergy season.

Two unrelated child welfare stories highlight historical forced adoptions and current concerns about harmful sexual behaviors among youth.

A Massachusetts federal judge blocked Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s recent changes to the nation's childhood vaccine schedule and related policies.
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