
Johns Hopkins Study Finds Hormone Treatment May Help Chronic Back Pain
Researchers at Johns Hopkins report that parathyroid hormone treatment could address chronic back pain by reversing nerve growth in degenerating spinal discs.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins report that parathyroid hormone treatment could address chronic back pain by reversing nerve growth in degenerating spinal discs.
CBS News aired a special examining Latino workers' roles as essential employees during COVID-19 and celebrity assistance efforts.

Medical professionals highlight AI applications in cardiovascular monitoring and common patient errors with GLP-1 weight-loss medications.

Alpha-gal syndrome, transmitted through tick bites, causes severe allergic reactions to red meat and appears to be spreading.

Federal officials report separate incidents involving illegal meat seizures at airports and animal deaths at an Orlando attraction facility.

Authorities conducted two unrelated operations in California, arresting nine suspects in a cargo theft case and charging one individual in a Medicare fraud scheme.

Resident doctors in England continue strike action while a Venezuelan doctor faces detention in Texas after visa complications.

Scientists in Japan created oral insulin pills that successfully lowered blood sugar in diabetic mice during laboratory testing.

New research indicates high-salt diets may accelerate immune system aging in blood vessels, potentially leading to cardiovascular problems.

A 30-year-old man was arrested following the stabbing deaths of a 25-year-old mental health activist and her mother in their Burbank home.

Recent health technology reporting examines the Apple Watch's influence on wearable devices and advances in pain treatment understanding.

Shamar Elkins killed eight children in Louisiana after reportedly suffering from severe mental health problems, according to his family.

Multiple lawsuits challenge Georgia's restrictions on midwifery practice, with plaintiffs arguing midwives are needed in areas lacking maternity care access.

Tofersen, a treatment for a specific type of ALS, has shown evidence of improving breathing and strength in some patients with the typically fatal disease.

Remains found in a car submerged in the Columbia River have been identified as the Martin family who disappeared in 1958.
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