The Hidden Danger of Quitting Your GLP-1 Medication Too Soon

  The drugs known as GLP-1 receptor agonists have reshaped conversations about weight management, diabetes treatment, and cardiovascular medicine over the past several years. Medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro have attracted enormous... Read more »

The COVID-19 Deaths America Never Counted

  The official death toll from the early years of the COVID-19 pandemic was already staggering. A new study suggests it was also significantly incomplete — and that the people most likely... Read more »

NIH Chief Takes Temporary Control of CDC

  The director of the National Institutes of Health, Jay Bhattacharya, has been assigned to temporarily oversee the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention while the administration searches for a permanent leader.... Read more »

US Vaccine Advisory Meeting Abruptly Canceled Amid Policy Turmoil

  A key meeting of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s independent vaccine advisory panel has been called off just days before it was scheduled to take place. A spokesperson for... Read more »

Does Cycling Harm Male Sexual Health? Urologist Explains

Many men harbor significant anxiety about whether bicycle riding could negatively impact their prostate health or sexual performance. These worries intensified during recent years as stationary bike sales surged. One urologist shares... Read more »

Wegovy Weight-Loss Drug Now Available as Daily Pill

  Pharmaceutical manufacturer Novo Nordisk announced Monday that its widely-used weight-loss medication Wegovy is now accessible in pill form, beginning with the starter dosage. Additional strength options will become available in pharmacies... Read more »

Science-Backed Habits That Create Automatic Health Improvements

  Why do most wellness commitments collapse before spring arrives? The answer isn’t laziness or weak resolve—it’s flawed methodology. Traditional goal-setting demands dramatic lifestyle renovations powered solely by determination, an approach destined... Read more »

FDA Reassesses Safety of Infant RSV Treatments

U.S. health authorities have informed executives at Merck, Sanofi, and AstraZeneca that their infant RSV therapies will undergo renewed safety scrutiny. The decision comes amid heightened attention from U.S. Health Secretary Robert... Read more »

US Stillbirth Rate Drops Slightly, but Inequities Persist

  The United States saw a small but encouraging improvement in its stillbirth rate last year, according to newly released figures from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). After... Read more »

US Ends Longstanding World AIDS Day Recognition

  For the first time in decades, the United States has chosen not to formally recognize World AIDS Day, a global day of reflection and awareness held every year on December 1... Read more »