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Real talk: There’s one thing you simply can’t live independently without in life—especially as you age. What might that be? Muscle mass. After all, strong muscles are essential for performing daily tasks and the active hobbies you love most with ease

More than 550,000 Ukrainians have taken part in the national Health Screening 40+ program since its launch.

Happening Saturday in Ruskin, Hillsborough County’s Healthy Living Program is making sure that folks can get the groceries they need to make ends meet. FOX 13’s Heather Healy reports

Shares of Arcturus Therapeutics (ARCT) delivered a powerful rally this week, climbing more than 60% from last Friday’s close and positioning the stock for its strongest weekly performance in a year after successive gains, driven by sector-wide enthusiasm for messenger RNA technology and company-specific progress

MORE than 600 participants took part in the inaugural Larian Cergas Parlimen 2026 which brought together members of the public and Parliament for a 5km fun run around Parliament Building in Kuala Lumpur

Sugar-sweetened beverages, such as regular soft drinks, sweetened teas and coffees, sports and energy drinks, and fruit drinks, are a common part of many people’s diet. Many of these beverages contain substantial amounts of fructose, which often derives from high-fructose corn syrup

The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) is suing the USDA and HHS, accusing the two government agencies of handpicking a “secret panel” of industry insiders, who then illegally influenced the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA)

Thanks toits nuclear propulsion and the supply of food and other essentials from other vessels, one of the world’s most powerful aircraft carriers, theUSS Abraham Lincoln, can remain at sea indefinitely. However, for the crew, this could take a toll on their mental health

The South Carolina Department of Public Health has confirmed multiple cases of rabies around the state, affecting 13 people and four pets

Americans continue to face rising health insurance premiums, growing deductibles and increasing medical expenses. Now, Connecticut is preparing to try something relatively few states have attempted: holding healthcare providers more accountable when spending grows faster than state-established targets. Supporters say the effort could help address affordability concerns that have become a major issue for families,…