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Overdose deaths in the U.S. have dropped to historic lows, but experts warn a dangerous wave of synthetic street drugs could reverse that progress.
More Americans are ordering their own blood work without a doctor's prescription. But getting results is only half the battle.
When resident doctors walk out, something strange happens — hospitals get faster and calmer. But can this accidental efficiency ever become standard practice?
The UK government is overhauling school food standards, banning deep-fried items and slashing sugar to give millions of children healthier, more nutritious meals.
Hospital admissions linked to spider bites in England have more than doubled over the past decade, with experts pointing to the rising population of noble false widow spiders as the primary cause.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting flatly denies altering the pay offer for resident doctors, as a six-day strike in England prepares to conclude Monday morning.
After facing health struggles and personal upheaval, Lisa de-Laune turned her 50-new-things challenge into a thriving support network for women navigating midlife.
Project Hail Mary is thrilling audiences worldwide, but how accurate is the science? NASA scientists and medical experts weigh in on what's real.
A drug originally designed for a rare hormonal disorder may offer new hope for women battling platinum-resistant ovarian cancer, a major clinical trial reveals.
Harvard gut health expert Dr. Trisha Pasricha shares science-backed tips to eliminate bloating, constipation, and bathroom anxiety for good.
A photo of two friends stranded on an Indian roadside during COVID lockdown sparked a powerful film now shortlisted for an Oscar — with Martin Scorsese secretly involved.