Dr. Shruthi Mahalingaiah’s groundbreaking research tied air pollution to female infertility—until her federal grant was abruptly terminated without explanation.
A disturbing practice called ‘bluetoothing,’ where users inject blood from intoxicated individuals, is triggering a rapid rise in HIV cases across the Pacific and South Africa.
From dorm rooms to academic halls, embedded therapists are meeting college students where they live and learn—offering accessible, stigma-free mental health support.
A California jury has awarded $966 million to the family of a woman who died from mesothelioma, ruling that Johnson & Johnson’s talc products were to blame.
As the U.S. government shuts down, a critical debate over expiring health care subsidies threatens to double insurance premiums for over 23 million Americans.
While unproven claims about Tylenol and autism grab headlines, the real danger is accidental overdose—leading to liver damage, transplants, and even death.
Conversion therapy—a discredited practice aimed at changing LGBTQ+ identity—surged in the 1980s and is now banned in over 20 states. But a Supreme Court case could change everything.
Wildfire smoke and lead paint are just two of the many environmental toxins posing a serious threat to your pet’s health. This guide provides actionable, vet-backed tips to keep them safe.
A fierce new debate has reignited over ‘conversion therapy’ for transgender youth, with critics warning that a rebranded version called ‘Gender Exploratory Therapy’ poses the same dangers.
From wildfire smoke to lead paint, pets face serious risks from environmental pollution. Learn how to keep your furry friends safe with expert-backed tips.