
Oncologist Identifies Five Foods That May Help Reduce Cancer Risk
A cancer specialist highlights dietary choices that research suggests could lower cancer risk through reduced inflammation.

A cancer specialist highlights dietary choices that research suggests could lower cancer risk through reduced inflammation.

New research indicates that engaging in mentally stimulating activities while sitting may help counteract sedentary behavior's link to dementia risk factors.

Legislation would create subscription model between federal government and companies developing new antimicrobial drugs to combat growing resistance threats.

Neil Hopper, an amputee surgeon, has been removed from the medical register after being deemed an extreme risk to public protection.

A man, woman and child were found dead after falling from a tower block in the Elephant and Castle area of London.

A 33-year-old woman died from sepsis after receiving incorrect antibiotics, while an adoptee received birth father information after 25-year search.

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

A Nebraska hospital shuttered its dialysis center despite state funding for rural healthcare, while a Colorado hospital trains staff as interpreters.

Four people were shot and hospitalized when gunmen fired from a vehicle in Brixton, with one victim in life-threatening condition.

Research suggests non-nutritive sweeteners consumed by 140 million Americans may cause heritable changes to gut bacteria.

Recent developments include stroke risk prediction research, biological age testing options, and tax assistance for older Americans.

The Vatican has issued guidance stating that Catholics may receive organ transplants from animals.
Police arrested a suspect who allegedly brought an axe and knife to Manchester Central Mosque during evening prayers, with counter-terrorism officers now involved.

Concerns over medical tourism safety emerge alongside investigation of Florida surgeon linked to multiple patient deaths.
Researchers are testing an experimental treatment that targets specific genetic mutations in ALS patients through spinal infusions.
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