Health

Aimee Oliver's battle with incontinence began in her twenties after childbirth — and it hasn't stopped her from competing.

A groundbreaking study confirms that traded wild animals are significantly more likely to transmit diseases to humans — and the risks are growing.

The U.S. fertility rate has hit historic lows, with nearly 710,000 fewer babies born last year than in 2007. Here's what the data reveals.

Sir Jim Mackey claims the six-day walkout was deliberately scheduled during Easter holidays to stretch hospital staffing to its limits.

New research suggests genetic variations could explain why popular weight-loss drugs like Wegovy produce different results across patients.

When the only clinic that offered abortions in Michigan's rural Upper Peninsula closed, an urgent care decided to step in to fill the gap. Now, others are considering similar moves as brick-and-m

The UK government's decision to end contributions to global polio eradication efforts after 2026 threatens decades of hard-won progress against this devastating disease.

Beyond privacy debates, smartglasses are quietly revolutionizing daily life for millions living with visual impairments and hearing loss.

A six-day strike by resident doctors across England has forced Cheltenham General Hospital to scale back its emergency department to a minor injuries service only.

Eating disorders are emerging in younger children than ever before, and experts warn that delays in treatment are making outcomes far worse. Early action is critical.

Montana halted plans to fund doula services through Medicaid, leaving rural mothers in maternity care deserts without critical support as federal cuts reshape healthcare.

Resident doctors in England have walked out for six days in their ongoing pay dispute, threatening to cancel thousands of NHS appointments across the country.