Study: Global Warming May Lead to Millions of Deaths
Rising global heat may drive inactivity, increasing deaths and economic losses.
Health & Medicine
Study: Artificial Sweeteners Have No Impact on Appetite
Study finds artificial sweeteners do not increase hunger or food intake.
Michigan House Approves Banning Kratom Sales
Michigan House advances kratom ban amid sharp debate over risks and benefits.
Lung Disease Rising Among Countertop Workers
Countertop workers face rising silicosis cases tied to engineered stone dust.
Brain Protein Linked to Cocaine Relapse Discovered
Study explains biological brain changes that increase cocaine relapse risk.
New Breath Test Detects Bacterial Infections
Breath analysis may allow faster detection and monitoring of infections.
Advocating for Families Affected by Birth Injuries
Birth injuries devastate families, but pursuing legal accountability serves multiple crucial purposes.
Louisiana Lawmakers Debate Medical Malpractice Limits
Louisiana legislators debate raising decades-old cap on medical malpractice damages.
What Patients Should Know About Telehealth Rules in Washington State
When telehealth is used responsibly, it can be a safe and effective option, but patients should also know their rights if negligence or misconduct leads to harm.
Florida Treatment Gap Persists Despite Rehab Growth
Many needing addiction care remain untreated despite available treatment programs.