#### Expansion of Zepbound's Indications
**Point 1**: The FDA has expanded the approval of Eli Lilly's Zepbound, a GLP-1 receptor agonist, to treat moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in adults with obesity, marking it as the first drug approved for this condition. [cnn.com, nbcnews.com, cnbc.com, statnews.com, marketscreener.com]
**Point 2**: Zepbound, also known for its weight loss effects, was previously approved for treating obesity and weight-related health conditions, now adding OSA to its list of indications. [cnn.com, nbcnews.com, cnbc.com, statnews.com, marketscreener.com]

#### Clinical Trials and Future Implications
**Point 1**: Clinical trials demonstrated significant improvements in OSA symptoms and reduction in apnea-hypopnea index (AHI) among participants treated with Zepbound, alongside substantial weight loss. [cnn.com, nbcnews.com, cnbc.com]
**Point 2**: This approval could lead to broader insurance coverage, including potential Medicare coverage for OSA patients with obesity, and paves the way for further research on GLP-1 drugs' health benefits beyond weight loss. [cnn.com, nbcnews.com, cnbc.com, statnews.com, marketscreener.com]

FDA Approves Zepbound for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Treatment

#### Rising Flu Cases and Hotspots
**Point 1**: The U.S. is experiencing a significant surge in flu cases, with sharp increases in lab tests and emergency room visits across the country, marking the official start of the flu season. [houstonchronicle.com, sfgate.com, abcnews.go.com]
**Point 2**: Thirteen states, including Tennessee and Louisiana, have reported high or very high levels of flu-like illness, with local clinics noting a substantial spike in patients exhibiting flu symptoms. [houstonchronicle.com, sfgate.com, abcnews.go.com]

#### Vaccination Rates and Public Health Concerns
**Point 1**: Vaccination rates are concerningly low, with about 41% of adults and a decrease in children's vaccination rates compared to last year. The CDC emphasizes the importance of flu vaccinations, especially before holiday gatherings. [houstonchronicle.com, sfgate.com, abcnews.go.com]
**Point 2**: Last year's flu season saw 28,000 flu-related deaths and 205 pediatric deaths, highlighting the risks associated with low vaccination rates and the potential for the current season to be similarly severe. [houstonchronicle.com, sfgate.com, abcnews.go.com]

U.S. Faces Surge in Flu Cases as Season Kicks Off

#### Legal Actions and Concerns
**Point 1**: Environmental groups, including San Joaquin Valley residents, filed two lawsuits in Fresno County Superior Court, challenging the California Air Resources Board's amendments to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com]
**Point 2**: The lawsuits address pollution concerns from biogas production on large farms and demand more environmental review of biofuels, highlighting links to deforestation and pollution impacts on low-income and Latino communities. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com, abcnews.go.com]

#### Policy Implications and Responses
**Point 1**: The Low Carbon Fuel Standard, a key California climate policy, incentivizes cleaner fuels and aims for carbon neutrality by 2045, but recent changes have sparked controversy over potential gas price increases and environmental justice issues. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com, abcnews.go.com]
**Point 2**: Despite the lawsuits, the California Air Resources Board defends the program as essential for reducing carbon emissions and improving air quality, citing the financial and health benefits of the amendments. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com, abcnews.go.com]

Environmental Groups Sue California Over Low Carbon Fuel Standard Changes

#### The Rise of Beer Baths
**Point 1**: Spas across the U.S. and globally are introducing "beer baths" and "beer soaks," claiming skin and hair benefits from ingredients like hops, barley, and brewer's yeast. [nypost.com, dallasexpress.com, vice.com]
**Point 2**: Chicago's Piva Beer Spa and Orlando's My Beer Spa are pioneering this trend, offering treatments that blend relaxation with potential skincare perks. [nypost.com, dallasexpress.com, vice.com]

#### Scientific Scrutiny and Expert Opinions
**Point 1**: While some components of beer, such as hops' polyphenols and brewer's yeast's B-complex vitamins, have been linked to skin benefits, research on the effectiveness of beer baths is limited. [nypost.com, dallasexpress.com]
**Point 2**: Dermatologists express caution, noting that the benefits might not be as pronounced as those from topical applications and warn of possible irritation for sensitive skin. [dallasexpress.com, vice.com]

Beer Baths: The New Spa Trend Promising Skin and Hair Benefits

#### Contamination and Recall
**Point 1**: The FDA warned against selling or serving oysters from British Columbia and Manila clams from Washington due to potential norovirus contamination, affecting multiple states including California, Arizona, and New York. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com, newsweek.com]
**Point 2**: Affected oysters, sold under names like Fanny Bay and harvested from specific BC areas, and clams from Washington's Pickering Passage, were linked to norovirus outbreaks. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com, newsweek.com]

#### Health Risks and Safety Measures
**Point 1**: Norovirus, causing symptoms like diarrhea and vomiting, is highly contagious and can lead to severe dehydration, particularly in vulnerable populations. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com, newsweek.com]
**Point 2**: The FDA advised disposal or return of the contaminated seafood, emphasizing the importance of preventing cross-contamination in food processing environments. [eastbaytimes.com, mercurynews.com, newsweek.com]

FDA Issues National Warning Over Contaminated Oysters and Clams

#### Life After Divorce
**Point 1**: Lilly Jay, Ethan Slater's ex-wife, shares her emotional journey post-divorce, emphasizing the impact on her career and personal life in a candid essay. [businessinsider.com, nydailynews.com, latimes.com]
**Point 2**: Despite the challenges, Jay highlights her commitment to co-parenting their son with Slater, underscoring their unchanged dedication to parenthood. [businessinsider.com, nydailynews.com, latimes.com]

#### Public and Personal Struggles
**Point 1**: Jay discusses the difficulties of facing public attention and the toll it has taken on her professional opportunities and personal relationships. [nydailynews.com, latimes.com]
**Point 2**: She reflects on the emotional burden of association with the "Wicked" premiere, marking it as a reminder of a painful period in her life. [businessinsider.com, latimes.com]

Lilly Jay Reflects on Divorce from Ethan Slater Amid Public Spotlight

#### Health Advisory and Investigation
**Point 1**: British Columbia health authorities reported at least 64 cases of norovirus-like gastrointestinal illness linked to raw oyster consumption from various restaurants and vendors since Nov. 1. [theepochtimes.com, theglobeandmail.com, torontosun.com, globalnews.ca]  
**Point 2**: Federal agencies have closed certain areas, including parts of Baynes Sound, to commercial shellfish harvesting as part of the ongoing investigation into the outbreak. [theepochtimes.com, theglobeandmail.com, torontosun.com]

#### Public Health Recommendations
**Point 1**: The BC Centre for Disease Control advises the public to avoid raw or undercooked oysters, especially for those at higher risk of severe illness, and recommends cooking shellfish to at least 90°C for 90 seconds to kill viruses and bacteria. [theepochtimes.com, theglobeandmail.com, torontosun.com, globalnews.ca]  
**Point 2**: Authorities emphasize the importance of food safety practices, such as thorough hand washing and sanitizing cooking areas, to prevent food-related illnesses. [theepochtimes.com]

Norovirus Outbreak Linked to Raw Oysters in British Columbia

#### Health Battle and Urgency
**Point 1**: Julian Lennon, son of Beatles legend John Lennon, underwent emergency surgery after being diagnosed with melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, prompting him to urge followers to get checked. [news.sky.com, people.com, bbc.com]
**Point 2**: The diagnosis came after a routine check-up with his dermatologist, Dr. Tess, who previously saved his life in 2020 by catching another cancer scare. [news.sky.com, people.com]

#### Gratitude and Awareness
**Point 1**: Julian expressed gratitude towards his medical team for their swift action and care, highlighting the importance of early detection and regular check-ups. [news.sky.com, people.com, bbc.com]
**Point 2**: Despite the successful operation, Julian is awaiting biopsy results, emphasizing the ongoing battle against skin cancer and the need for awareness and prevention. [news.sky.com, people.com, bbc.com]

Julian Lennon Undergoes Emergency Surgery for Skin Cancer

#### Brain Health Impacts
**Point 1**: Sleep apnea and disordered breathing during sleep are associated with an enlarged hippocampus and alterations in brain white matter, potentially affecting memory, thinking, and increasing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia. [sciencedaily.com, medicalnewstoday.com, upi.com]
**Point 2**: The study, focusing on Latino individuals with an average age of 68, found that lower oxygen levels during sleep and increased sleep disruptions correlated with greater hippocampal volume and white matter hyperintensities. [sciencedaily.com, medicalnewstoday.com]

#### Study Findings and Implications
**Point 1**: Participants were divided into groups based on sleep problems, and those with moderate to severe sleep issues had a significantly larger hippocampus compared to those without sleep problems. [sciencedaily.com, medicalnewstoday.com, upi.com]
**Point 2**: Researchers emphasize the need for further studies to understand the impact of sleep disorders on brain aging and the importance of early treatment, especially for populations at higher risk of dementia. [sciencedaily.com, medicalnewstoday.com, upi.com]

Sleep Apnea Linked to Brain Changes in Latino Seniors

#### Abstinence Records Set
**Point 1**: Two-thirds of 12th graders reported no use of alcohol, marijuana, cigarettes, or e-cigarettes in the past 30 days, the highest abstinence rate since 2017. [abcnews.go.com, abc7ny.com, detroitnews.com, sandiegouniontribune.com, nypost.com, newsweek.com, arstechnica.com]
**Point 2**: Among 10th graders, 80% and 90% of 8th graders also reported abstaining from these substances, setting new records for both grade levels. [abcnews.go.com, abc7ny.com, detroitnews.com, sandiegouniontribune.com, nypost.com, newsweek.com, arstechnica.com]

#### Emerging Trends and Expert Insights
**Point 1**: The only notable increase was in the use of nicotine pouches, with 6% of 12th graders reporting use, up from 3% in 2023. [abcnews.go.com, abc7ny.com, detroitnews.com, sandiegouniontribune.com, nypost.com, newsweek.com, arstechnica.com]
**Point 2**: Experts attribute the sustained low substance use to the pandemic's impact on social interactions and peer influence, alongside potential factors like increased mental health concerns. [abcnews.go.com, abc7ny.com, detroitnews.com, sandiegouniontribune.com, nypost.com, newsweek.com, arstechnica.com]

Teen Substance Use Remains Low in 2024, Survey Finds

#### Rising Prevalence and Impact
**Point 1**: Over 1 in 5 adults globally are infected with genital herpes, affecting approximately 846 million people aged 15-49, as per WHO estimates. [fox13now.com, scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, denver7.com]
**Point 2**: The infection, caused by two types of viruses, has no cure but is manageable with treatment. HSV-2, a more serious strain, significantly heightens HIV risk. [fox13now.com, scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, denver7.com]

#### Addressing Stigma and Future Directions
**Point 1**: Stigma surrounding genital herpes has hindered open discussions and research, despite its widespread impact. WHO calls for more attention and resources. [fox13now.com, scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, denver7.com]
**Point 2**: Dr. Sami Gottlieb from WHO emphasizes the need for expanded research and investment in new vaccines and therapies to improve global quality of life. [fox13now.com, scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, denver7.com]

Global Genital Herpes Infection Rates Surge, WHO Reports

#### Key Recommendations
**Point 1**: The 2025 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee advocates for a diet rich in vegetables, fruits, legumes, nuts, whole grains, and fish, while reducing red and processed meats, and sugar-sweetened foods. [news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com]
**Point 2**: It highlights the benefits of time-restricted eating, suggesting that consuming foods earlier in the day may improve metabolic conditions. [news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com]

#### Focus on Dietary Improvements
**Point 1**: The committee underscores the current dietary habits of most Americans fall short of meeting existing guidelines, with a particular emphasis on the importance of childhood in shaping eating behaviors. [news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com]
**Point 2**: Final dietary guidelines are expected to be released next year, aiming to better align American diets with health recommendations. [news5cleveland.com, scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com]

New Dietary Guidelines Emphasize Plant-Based Foods and Intermittent Fasting

#### Unintended Consequences of Drug Testing
**Point 1**: Hospitals administer medications to pregnant women, leading to positive drug tests that trigger child welfare reports, despite these drugs being given under medical care. [vice.com, motherjones.com, reason.com]
**Point 2**: Inaccurate drug tests and lack of review of patient medications by hospital staff contribute to wrongful child welfare investigations. [vice.com, reason.com]

#### Policy and Practice Criticisms
**Point 1**: The overturn of Roe v. Wade has intensified scrutiny and surveillance of pregnant women, exacerbating issues with child welfare reports based on hospital drug tests. [vice.com, motherjones.com]
**Point 2**: Medical and social work professionals criticize the policies and practices that lead to these investigations, highlighting the need for reform to prevent harm to mothers and children. [vice.com, motherjones.com]

Hospital Drug Policies Trigger Child Welfare Investigations Amid Roe v. Wade Fallout

#### Investigation and Testing
**Point 1**: A child in Marin County, who drank raw milk from a recalled dairy, is under investigation for a possible bird flu infection, experiencing symptoms like fever and vomiting but has since recovered. [abc7.com, latimes.com]  
**Point 2**: Initial tests for influenza A were positive, prompting further testing to determine if the child was infected with bird flu or seasonal flu, with samples sent to the CDC for more accurate testing. [latimes.com, kqed.org]

#### Public Health Response
**Point 1**: California health officials recalled raw milk from RAW FARM and ordered nationwide testing of raw milk supplies after 10 reported illnesses, including the Marin County case. [abc7.com, kqed.org]  
**Point 2**: The CDC and state health authorities warn against drinking raw milk, emphasizing the low public risk but increasing vigilance and collaboration for further investigation and testing. [abc7.com, latimes.com]

Marin County Child's Possible Bird Flu Infection Linked to Raw Milk

#### Legal and Political Context
**Point 1**: A federal judge in North Dakota issued a preliminary injunction against a Biden administration rule allowing Dreamers to enroll in the ACA, affecting 19 states. The ruling came from a lawsuit led by Kansas and North Dakota. [tampabay.com, gizmodo.com]  
**Point 2**: Criticisms and support for the ruling reflect deep political divides, with some viewing it as a victory for state taxpayers and a return to the original intent of the ACA, while others see it as a setback for immigrant rights and healthcare access. [afn.net, gizmodo.com]

#### Implications and Future Outlook
**Point 1**: The injunction halts ACA enrollment and subsidies for Dreamers in the affected states, potentially impacting around 100,000 individuals who were expected to gain coverage. The Biden administration is likely to appeal the decision. [tampabay.com, gizmodo.com]  
**Point 2**: The ruling's long-term effects remain uncertain, especially with the upcoming Trump administration, which may alter the litigation's direction. DACA's stability is further threatened by the changing political landscape and judicial appointments. [tampabay.com, gizmodo.com, afn.net]

Federal Judge Blocks ACA Coverage for Dreamers in 19 States

#### Trends and Projections
**Point 1**: Life expectancy in the U.S. is projected to rise from 78.3 years in 2022 to 80.4 years by 2050, but the rate of increase lags behind peer countries, causing a drop in global ranking from 49th to 66th. [news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com, scrippsnews.com, washingtonexaminer.com] 
**Point 2**: The slight improvement is attributed to expected declines in mortality from major causes like heart disease, stroke, and diabetes, with potential gains from reducing obesity, smoking, and drug use disorders. [washingtonexaminer.com]

#### Health Challenges and Responses
**Point 1**: Drug use disorders, obesity, high blood sugar, and high blood pressure are identified as significant contributors to the stagnation in life expectancy improvements, with the U.S. facing the highest drug use-related mortality rate globally. [news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com, scrippsnews.com]
**Point 2**: Recent data shows a rebound in life expectancy due to decreases in Covid-19 deaths and drug overdoses, with 2023 life expectancy reaching 78.4 years, signaling a positive but cautious trend. [cnn.com, nbcnews.com, voanews.com]

U.S. Life Expectancy Shows Modest Increase Amid Health Challenges

#### Federal Action and Strategy
**Point 1**: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has initiated a "National Milk Testing Strategy" requiring raw milk samples from dairy farms and processors to be tested for H5N1 bird flu, aiming to track and mitigate the virus's spread. [independent.co.uk, stltoday.com, cbsnews.com, latimes.com]
**Point 2**: This federal order, effective from December 16, mandates entities handling milk for pasteurization to provide samples upon request and requires reporting of positive tests to the USDA. [independent.co.uk, stltoday.com, cbsnews.com, latimes.com]

#### Health Implications and Industry Response
**Point 1**: Health officials emphasize the low risk to the public from bird flu, noting pasteurization makes milk safe. However, the strategy aims to enhance safety for farmworkers and control the virus's spread. [stltoday.com, cbsnews.com]
**Point 2**: Despite concerns about economic repercussions, the dairy industry supports the USDA's efforts to eliminate the virus, with testing already underway in states affected by H5N1 outbreaks. [stltoday.com, latimes.com]

U.S. Launches Nationwide Milk Testing to Combat H5N1 Bird Flu Spread

#### Health Risks and Industry Response
**Point 1**: The detection of bird flu in raw milk has raised alarms, with California health officials shutting down production at Raw Farm after finding the virus in its products. This adds to the list of pathogens like E. coli, salmonella, and listeria found in unpasteurized milk. [theatlantic.com, slate.com]
**Point 2**: Despite the risks, advocates argue raw milk contains beneficial bioactives, but experts caution that the amounts are too low to be impactful without consuming large quantities, which poses health risks. Pasteurized milk, on the other hand, is deemed safe and sometimes fortified with additional bioactives. [theatlantic.com]

#### Public Perception and Scientific Consensus
**Point 1**: Enthusiasts believe in the health benefits of raw milk, claiming it boosts immunity and is more natural. However, scientific research and health agencies like the CDC, FDA, and WHO emphasize the safety and health benefits of pasteurized milk, debunking myths surrounding raw milk's superiority. [theatlantic.com, time.com]
**Point 2**: The potential for raw milk to contribute to a wider spread of bird flu adds to the controversy. While some see stocking up on raw milk as a protective measure against potential supply shortages, health officials warn of the risks, including the possibility of sparking a pandemic. [theatlantic.com, slate.com]

Raw Milk and Bird Flu: A Growing Concern Across the U.S.

#### Policy Proposal and Financial Implications
**Point 1**: The Biden administration has proposed a rule to extend Medicare and Medicaid coverage to obesity treatments like Wegovy and Ozempic, potentially costing taxpayers up to $35 billion over the next decade. [detroitnews.com, deseret.com, thefederalist.com]  
**Point 2**: The initiative aims to address the obesity epidemic, with the CDC reporting over 40% of U.S. adults are obese, by making these drugs more accessible, potentially reducing out-of-pocket costs by up to 95% for some enrollees. [detroitnews.com, dailycaller.com]

#### Political and Public Health Controversies
**Point 1**: Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nominated for HHS Secretary, opposes the coverage, advocating for investments in healthier foods and exercise instead, sparking a potential clash with pharmaceutical companies and health policy reform advocates. [detroitnews.com, deseret.com, thefederalist.com, dailycaller.com]  
**Point 2**: Critics argue the proposal may overlook underlying health issues and lead to increased reliance on pharmaceuticals, while supporters believe it could significantly improve public health and reduce long-term medical costs related to obesity. [thefederalist.com, dailycaller.com]

Biden Administration Proposes Coverage for Weight-Loss Drugs Under Medicare and Medicaid

#### Impact on Vaccination Policies
**Point 1**: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination as the top health official raises fears among public health experts about a potential rollback of vaccination policies, leading to increased cases of preventable diseases like measles and polio. [mercurynews.com, vox.com]
**Point 2**: Kennedy's anti-vaccine stance, including debunked theories linking vaccines to autism, could undermine public trust in vaccination, exacerbating the decline in vaccination rates across the U.S. [mercurynews.com, theatlantic.com]

#### Public Health Responses and Concerns
**Point 1**: Experts warn that lowering vaccination rates will endanger herd immunity, potentially resulting in outbreaks and deaths from diseases that were previously under control. [mercurynews.com, vox.com]
**Point 2**: Despite Kennedy's assurances, his appointment is seen as validating public skepticism towards vaccines, potentially leading to a significant shift in U.S. health policy and the undermining of decades of progress in disease prevention. [vox.com, theatlantic.com]

Kennedy's Nomination Fuels Vaccine Debate Amid Public Health Concerns

#### Outbreak Details
**Point 1**: An E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders has affected 49 people across 10 states, with the CDC suggesting the actual number of cases is likely higher. The investigation is looking into onions or beef as potential sources. [vox.com]
**Point 2**: This outbreak is part of a broader trend of foodborne illness cases, including listeria and salmonella, leading to numerous recalls, hospitalizations, and deaths in the U.S. [vox.com]

#### Food Safety System and Public Response
**Point 1**: Despite high-profile recalls and outbreaks, experts assert the U.S. food supply remains among the safest in the world, thanks to improved tracing capabilities and food safety regulations. [wjla.com, kqed.org]
**Point 2**: Public concern over food safety has increased, with more consumers wanting to know the origins of their food. However, the CDC reports no unusual increase in outbreaks this year, suggesting improved detection methods may explain the heightened visibility of such cases. [wjla.com, abcnews.go.com]

E. coli Outbreak Linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders Spreads Across 10 States

#### Health Concerns Arise
**Point 1**: A recent study by UCSF researchers, published in Environmental Science and Technology, suggests microplastics may harm human digestive, respiratory, and reproductive health, with potential links to colon and lung cancer. [detroitnews.com, nypost.com]
**Point 2**: The absorption of microplastics into human tissues, including lungs, liver, and testicles, raises concerns about their impact on health, though definitive conclusions are still being researched. [apnews.com]

#### Research and Future Directions
**Point 1**: The review, which analyzed thousands of studies, found high-quality evidence of microplastics affecting sperm quality and testicular health, and moderate evidence impacting ovarian follicles and lung function. [nypost.com]
**Point 2**: Scientists emphasize the need for more research to fully understand microplastics' health effects and to develop strategies to mitigate exposure, acknowledging the limitations of current studies. [detroitnews.com, nypost.com]

Health

DEC. 21, 2024

FDA Approves Zepbound for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Treatment

The FDA has expanded the approval of Eli Lilly's Zepbound, a GLP-1 receptor agonist, to treat moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in adults with obesity, marking it as the first drug approved for this condition...

Updated 12 hours ago

FDA Approves Zepbound for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Treatment

The FDA has expanded the approval of Eli Lilly's Zepbound, a GLP-1 receptor agonist, to treat moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in adults with obesity, marking it as the first drug approved for this condition...

U.S. Faces Surge in Flu Cases as Season Kicks Off

The U.S. is experiencing a significant surge in flu cases, with sharp increases in lab tests and emergency room visits across the country, marking the official start of the flu season...

Updated 16 hours ago

U.S. Faces Surge in Flu Cases as Season Kicks Off

The U.S. is experiencing a significant surge in flu cases, with sharp increases in lab tests and emergency room visits across the country, marking the official start of the flu season...

Environmental Groups Sue California Over Low Carbon Fuel Standard Changes

Environmental groups, including San Joaquin Valley residents, filed two lawsuits in Fresno County Superior Court, challenging the California Air Resources Board's amendments to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard...

Updated 21 hours ago

Environmental Groups Sue California Over Low Carbon Fuel Standard Changes

Environmental groups, including San Joaquin Valley residents, filed two lawsuits in Fresno County Superior Court, challenging the California Air Resources Board's amendments to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard...

Beer Baths: The New Spa Trend Promising Skin and Hair Benefits

FDA Issues National Warning Over Contaminated Oysters and Clams

Lilly Jay Reflects on Divorce from Ethan Slater Amid Public Spotlight

Norovirus Outbreak Linked to Raw Oysters in British Columbia

Julian Lennon Undergoes Emergency Surgery for Skin Cancer

Sleep Apnea Linked to Brain Changes in Latino Seniors

Teen Substance Use Remains Low in 2024, Survey Finds

Global Genital Herpes Infection Rates Surge, WHO Reports

New Dietary Guidelines Emphasize Plant-Based Foods and Intermittent Fasting

Hospital Drug Policies Trigger Child Welfare Investigations Amid Roe v. Wade Fallout

Marin County Child's Possible Bird Flu Infection Linked to Raw Milk

Federal Judge Blocks ACA Coverage for Dreamers in 19 States

U.S. Life Expectancy Shows Modest Increase Amid Health Challenges

U.S. Launches Nationwide Milk Testing to Combat H5N1 Bird Flu Spread

Raw Milk and Bird Flu: A Growing Concern Across the U.S.

Biden Administration Proposes Coverage for Weight-Loss Drugs Under Medicare and Medicaid

Kennedy's Nomination Fuels Vaccine Debate Amid Public Health Concerns

E. coli Outbreak Linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders Spreads Across 10 States

Microplastics Linked to Health Risks, New Study Finds