Four baby goats at a traveling petting zoo in Lexington, N.C., tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to warn attendees of possible exposure.
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The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has spread to two additional health zones, bringing the total affected areas to 60, as confirmed by the Ministry of Health.
Two Frankfurt airport workers have died and four more fell ill after a mosquito likely brought in on a plane transmitted malaria, authorities said.
Harvard assistant professor Dr. Laura Cox explains how gut microbes affect brain health, from potential Alzheimer’s prevention with GLP‑1 drugs to Parkinson’s links and infant nutrition.
A UK study of more than 180,000 postmenopausal women found that hormone replacement therapy was associated with a 10% lower overall dementia risk and a 16% lower Alzheimer’s risk.
Professor Pierre Akilimali, incident manager of the DRC Ebola response, says the growing tally of cases must not eclipse the families and individuals affected.
5 exercises can prevent and relieve pregnancy pain, including hemorrhoids, leg cramps, and sciatica.
A man is struggling with low libido after his divorce, despite having easy access to sex. He is looking for ways to regain his excitement about sex.
Medical professionals reveal dark secrets about their jobs, including inadequate nurse staffing and prioritizing profits over patient care.
The US military's plan to test troops' testosterone levels has sparked mixed reactions, with experts weighing in on the potential effects on performance and masculinity.