Research shows that widely used microplastics spontaneously produce hydroxyl radicals in water, a finding that could explain their links to inflammation and disease.
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Alabama health officials have warned residents after a measles case involving an international traveler was linked to visits at a Subway and a Publix in Huntsville’s Bailey Cove area.
Early studies in humans and mice suggest GLP‑1 medications may modestly reduce biological age, but researchers caution that findings are preliminary.
Congo's Ebola outbreak has topped 9,000 confirmed cases and 4,300 deaths, with health officials warning that community transmission remains a concern.
Trisha Stevens, a Portland mother of six, is suing doctors and Legacy Health for $68.5 million after a routine hysterectomy led to a severe infection, multiple amputations and lasting paralysis.
A study of nearly 200,000 adults found that eating after dinner or near bedtime is associated with a 20‑30% increase in fatty liver disease and cirrhosis risk.
A 39-year-old unvaccinated woman in Franklin County died on Oct. 10, becoming the sixth measles fatality in Pennsylvania as the state grapples with over a thousand cases.
With about 1,900 UK children diagnosed yearly, experts stress recognizing persistent fatigue, bruising and unexplained lumps to speed diagnosis and improve outcomes.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has called for a nationwide ban on unpasteurized milk as outbreaks linked to the product surge and experts warn of heightened risk to children.
Early human trials of the CBL-514 injection showed a 12% average reduction in dangerous visceral fat, alongside weight loss and improvements in blood pressure and cholesterol.