Fatigue affects millions, especially women. See what the latest CDC survey reveals and how to manage your energy levels.
The FDA says the Cyclospora outbreak involving Taylor Farms lettuce is over despite ongoing investigations into 12,883 cases.
Research presented at the ESC Congress indicates high xylitol levels may correlate with cardiovascular events.
The CDC reports a COVID-19 summer surge across much of the U.S., though national activity remains very low.
A teen in North Carolina succumbed to a rare brain-eating amoeba, according to the NCDHHS.
Baby goats from a North Carolina mobile petting zoo tested positive for rabies, leading to their euthanasia.
“We’ve never seen a benefit like this,” said Anna Berkenblit, the chief scientific and medical officer at the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.
CDC reports over 17,000 confirmed cyclosporiasis cases across 48 states, including nearly 1,000 hospitalizations.
Both deaths occurred in Lancaster County, health officials said.
FDA inspectors arrive at Mexican facilities to trace a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to millions of pounds of recalled lettuce.
The SSA added new medical conditions to its Compassionate Allowances List to speed up disability benefit processing.
New cases of flesh-eating Vibrio vulnificus increase as officials warn against swimming in warm waters.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Roger Craig revealed his vascular dementia diagnosis, linking it to past football concussions.
An executive order aims to maximize parental choice by recommending separate measles, mumps, and rubella vaccinations.
Cyclospora cases reached 1,947 across several states after links to Taco Bell and recalled Taylor Farms lettuce were found.
New York officials report cases of tularemia, a tick-borne illness. Find out how the disease spreads and prevention tips.
Michigan officials report two deaths from a Cyclospora outbreak affecting thousands across five states.
The Cleveland Clinic partners with Zipline to offer free drone delivery of medications and supplies.
The American Red Cross declared a national blood supply crisis as summer donations hit a four-year low.
Medicare Part D subsidies are set to expire after this year, according to CMS administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz.
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