Public health, medicine, pandemics, and wellness developments.
Head lice have developed widespread resistance to over-the-counter shampoos, forcing doctors to reconsider treatment approaches as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates 12 million Americans will contract the parasites in 2026.
Readers responding to a medical student's essay endorsing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s criticism of nutrition education in medical schools are challenging the premise that expanded classroom instruction can solve preventive care failures.
Africa's Great Green Wall was launched by the African Union in 2007 as one of the world's most ambitious environmental projects.
Ambulance services across the United States are increasingly carrying blood supplies to administer transfusions at trauma scenes, a practice that has expanded from roughly 20 agencies a few years ago to approximately 300 of the nation's 15,000 EMS...
Isaac Rose-Berman, a fellow at the American Institute for Boys and Men focused on gambling research and policy, argues that the rapid expansion of legal sports betting across the United States is creating a public health crisis among young men.
A debate over nutrition education in medical schools has expanded beyond classroom instruction to encompass broader questions about whether teaching alone can address chronic disease prevention.
The Artemis II astronauts don't have a lot of space to exercise. That's why they've got the flywheel — a small device that can be used for strength and cardio workouts.
Emergency medical services across the United States are increasingly carrying blood to trauma scenes and administering transfusions before patients reach hospitals.
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The Great Green Wall, a multibillion-dollar initiative launched by the African Union in 2007 to plant trees across 4,350 miles of the Sahel region and reverse desertification, has largely failed to deliver on its promises.
More ambulance services across the United States are administering blood transfusions at trauma scenes before patients reach hospitals, a practice the military pioneered that research shows can reduce trauma mortality by 37 percent.
A paper published in JAMA Psychiatry on April 10, 2026, recommends that mental health therapists ask patients about their use of artificial intelligence chatbots as part of routine clinical assessment, similar to questions about sleep, diet, and...
