Hillshire Brands recalls 58 million pounds of corn dogs and sausage-on-a-stick products after wood fragments found in batter injured at least five people.
A TikTok-fueled craze for instant noodles featured in the K-pop movie ‘Demon Hunters’ has led to a rise in scald burns among children, prompting health alerts.
North Carolina has discontinued a successful Medicaid pilot that provided food, housing, and transportation to Hurricane Helene survivors, sparking fears of worsening health outcomes.
A student-led initiative called the Reconnect Movement is spreading across U.S. campuses, encouraging phone-free socializing to combat digital isolation and improve mental health.
The 2021 mass shooting by ex-NFL player Phillip Adams was later linked to severe CTE—a brain disease caused by repeated head trauma during his football career.
Decarlos Brown Jr. had repeated police encounters due to paranoid delusions but was never treated—highlighting critical flaws in North Carolina’s mental health laws.
Oura Health’s smart ring, worn by celebrities and executives, is on track for $1 billion in sales by helping users optimize sleep and recovery.
The discovery of C.T.E. in a 17-year-old mass shooter has triggered fear and soul-searching among parents of high school football players nationwide.
A deadly Listeria outbreak linked to frozen fettuccine Alfredo sold at Trader Joe’s, Walmart, and Kroger has killed four people across 15 states.
Amid intensifying conflict, Doctors Without Borders withdraws from Gaza City, signaling a dire collapse in medical infrastructure and urgent humanitarian needs.