A study reveals menstrual irregularities in 4% of weight loss medication users as Eli Lilly's new obesity pill receives 1,390 prescriptions in its first week.
A new phase 3 clinical trial is recruiting patients to test a potential treatment for slowing ALS disease progression in early-stage cases.
A cigarette tax in Cleveland has raised $270 million for cultural organizations, creating concerns as smoking rates decline.
Policy discussions emerge around surgeon general appointments and healthcare cost transparency measures.
Researchers used baby teeth to identify when infant brains are most vulnerable to toxic metals and connected exposure to later behavioral problems.
Fertility clinics in northern Cyprus and Florida are under investigation following allegations of embryo and sperm mix-ups affecting multiple families.
Federal health officials warn about medetomidine, a veterinary sedative, being found mixed with illegal fentanyl supplies.
Authorities are examining skeletal remains discovered near the A617 while continuing to search for a missing 29-year-old woman.
New research shows nearly a quarter of teens sleep five hours or less nightly, with majority getting under eight hours despite screens not being main cause.
Uganda closed its western border with Congo due to Ebola fears, stranding cargo trucks and causing significant economic losses for cross-border traders.
About 80% of ACA marketplace enrollees report higher health care costs this year, with 10% dropping coverage entirely after enhanced tax credits ended.
Polish influencer Piotr Hancke completed a record-breaking nine-day charity livestream with celebrity support to raise funds for children with cancer.
Research published in eClinicalMedicine found two common plastic chemicals associated with increased rates of infant mortality and preterm delivery.
West Virginia enacted legislation targeting insurance prior authorization practices following Eric Tennant's death after his cancer treatment was delayed by coverage denials.
Research suggests high-dose niacin therapy may slow progression of aggressive brain cancer, with 82% of patients stable after six months.
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