Lyme disease is spreading to the southern US, with cases reported in North Carolina, and doctors may not be ready to diagnose it.
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Research suggests a link between sleep and dementia risk, with excessive daytime sleepiness a potential warning sign
New fertility technologies give cancer patients hope for starting families after treatment.
The Ebola outbreak in Congo started months before its declaration, with over 4,200 confirmed cases and 1,900 deaths.
Dietitians at a national conference recommend reducing soda and other sweetened beverages to improve gut health, energy levels, and reduce cancer risk.
A dietitian ate a cup of sweet cherries each day for a week and found the habit easy, satisfying, and modestly beneficial without dramatic health changes.
Research shows that maintaining normal blood pressure, avoiding diabetes and not smoking between ages 48 and 68 can add roughly 13 dementia‑free years, with women generally benefiting more.
An AI model has created 16 new viruses that never existed in nature by learning DNA patterns from 9 trillion nucleotides.
The FDA has approved the first mRNA influenza vaccine, mFLUSIVA, which could provide better protection against the flu.
Louisiana warns against flesh-eating bacteria after five deaths this year