Ancient Gene Mutation Explains Norovirus Resistance
Scientists uncover how a prehistoric FUT2 gene variant protects some people from Norovirus.
Health & Medicine
Severe Diverticulitis Rising Among Younger Americans
New research finds a sharp increase in complicated diverticulitis cases in adults under 50.
Heated E-Cigarette Fluids Produce Lung-Damaging Compounds
UC Riverside study links e-cigarette vapor chemicals to lung cell damage and toxicity.
Nebraskans Protest Strict Rules on Medical Marijuana
Nebraskans criticize strict medical marijuana rules they say defy voter-approved legalization.
Tennis Launches Support Program for Doping Investigations
Tennis launches new program offering players legal and mental health support during doping cases.
Mental Health Bill Nears Final Approval
The UK’s bill advances in Parliament, expanding patient rights and limiting detentions.
Court Ruling Cuts Humana’s Medicare Bonuses
A Texas judge upheld Medicare ratings, costing Humana billions in bonuses.
Medical Malpractice Explained: What Every Patient Should Know About Their Rights
Medical malpractice law exists to hold negligent providers accountable and protect patients.
Tiny Particles Show Big Promise for Liver Healing
Texas A&M scientists create nanoparticles to help reverse liver damage.
Infant Medication Errors in Miami and How Parents Can Take Action
Should you decide to pursue compensation, prompt action is essential because Florida’s time limits and pursuit rules can bar claims that wait too long.