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Heatwaves and extreme weather conditions are damaging our health in several ways, including mosquito-borne disease, drug-resistant bacteria and smoke from wildfires. 

You’re standing at your front door, facing a five-kilometre commute to work. But you don’t have your car, and there’s no bus route

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Almost 8 million Australian adults are currently eligible to use GLP-1 RA medications for chronic weight management, and up to 338 000 adults without diabetes also qualify for treatment for secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease

Student leaders from across Pennsylvania and neighboring states gathered today in Hershey for the annual Mini-THON Leadership Summit, where they celebrated another milestone year in the fight to conquer childhood cancer. During the event, students revealed an impressive $6,478,166.86 raised during the 2025-26 school year to support Four Diamonds. Since beginning in 1993, the Four…

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Scientists from the University of California San Diego and the University of Freiburg found that participants who followed a vegan diet for four weeks developed changes in DNA methylation, a process that helps control how genes are switched on and off, that were associated with healthier immune function and slower biological ageing

W.Va. – Four WVU Medicine hospitals have been named by U.S. News & World Report to its 2026-2027 Best Hospitals as High Performing hospitals for 17 Procedures and Conditions. This is the highest distinction a hospital can earn for U.S. News’ Best Hospitals Procedures and Conditions ratings

Israeli strikes across Gaza have killed at least four Palestinians, with separate attacks hitting medicine warehouses beside a hospital that officials say is a lifeline for the region

AI is the hottest thing in medical care right now — but many of us feel trepidation about it. Just one illustrative public survey sample: An October 2025 KFF poll found just 8 percent of Americans reported feeling a “great deal” of trust in AI managing their appointments or analyzing their health records, and only…