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WASHINGTON (TNND) —Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” movement, known as MAHA, has quickly become one of the most influential—and controversial—public health initiatives in the country

As of July 27, 2026, the CDC reports at least 1,947 cases of cyclosporiasis in the recent outbreak, with 98 hospitalizations across nine states and no reported deaths. It is a serious issue, no doubt. However, it is important to base our food purchasing and consumption decisions on facts, not panic and hysteria, and to…

As healthcare leaders think about the future of their organizations, they must remember that despite the seemingly nonstop attention lavished on technology today what’s down the road will be determined by much more. It will depend on health systems using new tools and care models to make care more accessible, affordable and preventative

Arch Manning is, no doubt, one of the most recognizable college athletes in the country. 

For many patients using newer weight-loss medications, losing weight may be only the first part of a larger medical conversation: What happens if treatment stops?

As Texas families prepare for the new school year, parents might be checking vaccination records, scheduling doctor’s appointments or weighing whether to seek an exemption. Health officials say it’s also a good time to understand which vaccines are required, where to get affordable shots and why childhood immunizations remain important as diseases such as measles…

From nutrition innovations and digital tools to egg processing and hatchery expertise, here are some of the key business updates from the July

Tyson Fury has never missed an opportunity to disparage his British heavyweight rival. “He’s a big stiff idiot!”. “He’s just a bodybuilder!”, etc