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A tiny microbe has been making a lot of Americans sick. Really sick. Just ask Jessica Mallard. “I wasn’t feeling well. The pain in my stomach was, like, unbearable,” she said

As cyclosporiasis continues to sicken Americans, experts have begun to question whether the outbreak could have been more quickly contained if not for recent federal cuts impacting the country’s food safety programs. 

PLNT Investors Have Opportunity to Lead Planet Fitness, Inc. Securities Fraud Lawsuit

The Miami Dolphins are reportedly set to host a new quarterback for a workout next week

Many will be interested in the answer, be they caregivers of aging parents or children who are ill (or not), partner caregivers, sandwiched caregivers, paid and unpaid caregivers, and individuals who struggle to be good stewards of their own needs

As we near August, we’re about to flip the driest part of the NBA’s year-round calendar. All of the offseason moves are done. Everybody’s focus has shifted toward the 2026-27 season. For now, though, teams across the league get to relax for a bit before training camp begins

Health investigators in the Democratic Republic of Congo interview individuals as part of their contact tracing — seeking to find those who came into contact with people infected with Ebola. Michel Lunanga/hide caption

Ask an AI diet app to log a home-cooked South Indian thali and it may guess wrong — not because the algorithm is broken, but because it was never trained on the right data. That documented limitation, confirmed in peer-reviewed research published just this year, will be among the live questions when more than 1,650…

July 22, 2026 ByJoyce Hendley, Staff Writer

Self-medication is becoming an increasingly common aspect of healthcare today. The availability of information about one’s health condition on the web, the accessibility of medicines at pharmacies and even online, and the fast-paced life most people lead, have led to many just treating themselves for ailments without seeking help from doctors