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The USF Health Morsani College of Medicine today welcomed the strongest incoming class in its history, with a record-breaking academic profile that places the students among the most accomplished in the nation

Millions of Americans turn to social media every day for entertainment, advice and information — including guidance about their health. But experts warn that a growing number of online “health influencers” are not real people at all, KFF reported. Some are AI-generated personalities created to promote questionable products and spread misleading medical claims

BURLINGTON, N.C., July 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Labcorp (NYSE: LH), a global leader of innovative and comprehensive laboratory services, today announced the launch of Marker by Labcorp™ Genetic Health Panel, a new offering designed to help consumers better understand inherited risks associated with more than 100 medically actionable health conditions. Available through Labcorp OnDemand, the panel…

The café at Community Medical Centers’ hospitals features freshmade food on a rotating menu including a variety of salads, pizza, sandwiches and additional entrees

A new study reveals that dropping coverage for weight-loss drugs like Ozempic could backfire—costing companies up to $866 per worker in lost productivity

Jacksonville – The Partnership for Child Health, in collaboration with the Donovin Darius Foundation and supported by Kids Hope Alliance, Simply Healthcare, New Perspectives Therapeutic Services, Prosocial Behavioral Health, and Chrysalis Conceptions Inc., is proud to host a free three-day Youth Football Camp that empowers youth ages 7–17 through football instruction, leadership development, mentorship, and…

The research, commissioned by Lidl GB, estimated that Great Britain reached its Planetary Health Diet Overshoot Day on Saturday (25 July). From this point onwards, the country is eating in a way that strains both the planet’s natural re

The appointments include Priscilla Fisk, who has been named as senior vice-president at panel operations, focusing on panel health and development

A new survey shows more employees aren’t willing to leave a job out of fear they will lose health benefits. The findings released by the West Health Gallup Center show 24 percent of Americans- that’s about 23 million adults feel trapped in their occupations – stuck by the rising cost of healthcare

Women whose eating habits most closely followed the diet had around a 28 per cent lower risk of cardiovascular disease than those in the lowest-adherence group