
Egg Freezing Demand Surges Among Women Despite High Costs and No Guarantees
Demand for egg freezing procedures has increased significantly as women delay childbearing, though the costly treatment remains expensive without insurance coverage.

Demand for egg freezing procedures has increased significantly as women delay childbearing, though the costly treatment remains expensive without insurance coverage.

Two police officers were shot at a Chicago hospital on Saturday, with one officer in critical condition and a suspect in custody.

Vermont enacted the nation's first state-level ban on paraquat, a weedkilling pesticide linked to increased Parkinson's disease risk.
A federal judge is expected to sentence OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma to forfeit $225 million, finalizing a settlement requiring Sackler family members to pay up to $7 billion.
Six passengers from the MV Hondius cruise ship that experienced a hantavirus outbreak arrived in Australia for a three-week quarantine period.

NHS managers urge patients to continue seeking medical care as junior doctors begin strike action following the bank holiday weekend.

A common blood pressure medication has been recalled after reports that incorrect pills may have been packaged in some bottles.
Brazilian health authorities are investigating a suspected Ebola case in São Paulo amid ongoing global health surveillance efforts.

Recent studies reveal declining overdose deaths and STIs alongside rising concerns about wildlife disease spillover and antibiotic resistance.

Connecticut health officials confirmed the first case of clade I mpox in the United States after a patient traveled to Western Europe.

Middle school students in Missouri took control of their school bus after the driver suffered a medical emergency while driving on a highway.

A Times investigation found rapid growth in autism therapy clinics has led to overbilling, fraud concerns and potential harm to preschoolers.

New report finds Americans spend 18% of economy on healthcare, nearly twice peer nations' average, while achieving worse health outcomes than most developed countries.

Research indicates single intravenous ketamine treatment can quickly relieve severe depression and suicidal thoughts when standard medications fail.

Johnson & Johnson successfully defended against allegations that its talc products caused cancer in three women.
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