Health

Across the United States, public health agencies are grappling with the unexpected consequences of recent reductions in federal funding. Many state and municipal health departments now face the difficult prospect…

Walking is one of the most accessible forms of physical activity—requiring no special equipment, no gym membership, and very little planning. But while it’s an excellent way to stay active,…

A large shipment of U.S.-funded contraceptives, valued at nearly $10 million and initially intended to support family planning efforts in low-income countries, is now slated for destruction in a medical…

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has stated its plan to evaluate the safety and efficacy of prescription fluoride supplements that are frequently advised for children at risk of…

As the summer progresses, there is a noticeable increase in COVID-19 cases across several regions of the United States. Although the numbers are not as high as in past years,…

For a long time, people suffering from persistent symptoms following Lyme disease treatment often encountered doubt from both medical professionals and society in general. These people experienced ongoing tiredness, aching…

The U.S. government’s flagship HIV/AIDS response program has avoided a proposed budget cut under the Trump administration’s broader efforts to retract federal spending. The ongoing debate over the program’s funding…

The human body is not merely a carrier for countless bacteria and viruses, but is also abundant with fungi. Though typically linked to conditions such as athlete’s foot or yeast…