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In Wisconsin, voters weigh candidates who backed cuts to Medicare and Medicaid, and those who want to expand it

Texas health authorities are providing regular updates on the state’s reported cyclosporiasis cases

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Eleven days. That’s all it took. Eleven days alongside the Master of Science Health in Urban Development cohort from University College London (UCL) to witness exactly how solidarity tourism strips away the artificiality of fieldwork, leaving something permanent behind for everyone involved

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By Chuck Dinerstein, MD, MBA — Aug 06, 2026 For decades, obesity has been measured largely by how much fat we carry. New research suggests that where fat accumulates may be even more important, showing that regional fat distribution affects brain aging, memory, and cognitive performance in distinct ways. Image: ACSH

A rare tick-borne disease has been detected in New York state, multiple media outlets have reported

STADIUMTREK is a stair-climbing endurance race inside a stadium, where athletes complete up to 14,000 total steps inside a stadium within three hours. The event is more than just for fitness, but it is also a fundraising opportunity to provide scholarship opportunities for first-generation college students

The Ebola outbreak in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo has become the second-worst on record, with the official death toll passing a grim milestone of 1,500

NEW YORK (WABC) –Scientists understand a lot about what Alzheimer’s looks like in the brain, but they don’t fully understand what starts and drives the disease