
Study Suggests 'Mentally Active' Sitting May Help Reduce Dementia Risk
New research indicates that engaging in mentally stimulating activities while sitting may help counteract sedentary behavior's link to dementia risk factors.

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

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention expanded its polio travel advisory to cover 30 locations where the virus has been detected in the past 13 months.

Religious organization modifies blood transfusion policy to permit use of patients' own stored blood while maintaining ban on donated blood.

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

New research indicates GLP-1 medications like Ozempic could help prevent heart complications by improving blood vessel function after heart attacks.

Tiffany Score and Steven Mills have identified the biological parents of a baby born through IVF who isn't genetically related to them.

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

The hospital-themed burger restaurant known for its Bypass Burgers will shut down its downtown Las Vegas location this week.

TrumpRx, a drug pricing initiative, lists medications at prices that exceed those paid in the UK, raising questions about its effectiveness.

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

British researchers found that yoga practice could reduce high blood pressure with effectiveness comparable to certain medications.
Researchers are testing an experimental treatment that targets specific genetic mutations in ALS patients through spinal infusions.

Medical professionals are under increased attention regarding prescription drug distribution and psychiatric medication use.

About 34,000 doormen, concierges and building workers in New York City are threatening to strike over wage and health insurance disputes.

A new phase 3 clinical trial is recruiting patients to test a potential treatment for slowing ALS disease progression in early-stage cases.
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