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Washington —Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, director of the National Institutes of Health, said on Sunday that “I trust the science” on vaccines, as measles cases have risen to their highest levels in 35 years, sparking concern among some parents about their children returning to school this fall. 

Emerging research into plant-derived omega-3s, sustainable ingredient supply and new approaches to measuring fatty acid metabolism will be among the topics discussed at the Regenerate Symposium 2026, reflecting several themes shaping current research and product development

Tucked near a smattering of trucking lots in Forestville, Diamonds N the Ruff is a no-frills place, straight out of a boxing movie. There’s a ring, with punching bags draped from the ceiling and framed clippings of boxing champs on the walls. Jump ropes pat-pat-pat as they whip across the floor

A dual-extracted Curcuma longa extract focusing on active sesquiterpenoids rather than curcuminoids showed promising results on cognitive scores in a new study published in Frontiers in Nutrition

Sometimes, thanks to work travel or a kids’ soccer game or some other conflict, I have to do my weekly tempo run alone. Most Saturday mornings for the last two decades, I’ve met up with a group of friends to perform this ritual. We chat and banter for a mile or two, then we lock…

From social media claims to questions about safety, UConn Health OB/GYN and obesity medicine specialist Dr. Jason Schneider explains what patients should really know

Nigeria’s food challenge is often discussed mainly in terms of quantity: how many tonnes of grain are harvested, how much food reaches the market and whether farmers can produce enough for a growing population. But food security is more than filling markets or stomachs. It also concerns the nutritional value, quality, affordability and reliability of the…

As students head back to class, protecting community health relies on routine immunizations. This year, public health officials face an alarming hurdle, the U.S. is navigating its worst measles surge in decades

There’s a different energy in the Eccles Health Science Education Building on Summer Science Day

The University of Rochester Medicine Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) received grants totaling more than $29 million from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to support translational science and research that improves human health outcomes. For more than 20 years, CTSI has supported health research at URochester Medicine, bringing in over $157 million in…