Officials say mosquitos in Reading and Shillington tested positive for West Nile Virus.

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A new book explores the science behind the suffering.

An anti-nausea drug may reduce recurrence and death in aggressive breast cancer. Scientists are exploring its broader use in oncology. A recent study has identified a link between a widely used anti-nausea drug and improved outcomes for women with early-stage…

Blood biomarkers might signal Alzheimer’s risk long before symptoms emerge, offering a possible tool for early prevention. A study based on data from the Finnish population reveals that indicators of Alzheimer’s disease can be present in the brain as early as…

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Recent studies reveal a critical link between adenomas and serrated polyps and the rising risk of bowel cancer, emphasizing the need for early detection and regular screenings.

The wildfire smoke that blanketed Michigan this summer and part of 2023 could take a toll on Michiganians long after clearing, medical experts said.

Female brains process past mistakes differently, shaped by a specific RNA. This could explain sex-based differences in depression risk and decision-making. A type of RNA that has historically received little attention has now been found to play a key role in …

A stroke is seen as a sudden event, like a bolt from the blue. But the truth is, the body usually tries to send a warning long before the damage is done. These warnings are not always dramatic, and they’re certainly not the typical signs shown in TV ads. Inst…

A new study offers insights into what type of cancer treatment may be best for gay men, depending on their sexual preferences. A new study offers insights into what type of cancer treatment may be best for gay men, depending on their sexual preferences.

Modern technology aims to keep people safe from West Nile virus.

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Forever chemicals are everywhere, including inside your body. New research points to a shockingly simple PFAS removal solution: soluble fiber

Some Fort Collins rabbits have been spotted with strange growths on their heads. Colorado Parks and Wildlife says it is a virus.

Homemade snacks aren’t just nostalgic—they’re backed by new science showing they cut processed calories, tame cravings, and even get kids to eat their veggies.

The Florida Department of Health reported an increase in cases attributed to a flesh-eating bacteria that lives in warm seawater.

Conscientiousness levels among young adults have fallen substantially since 2014 as people in their twenties and thirties report increased distractibility and carelessness alongside decreased tenacity and commitment-making, according to Financial Times analys…

New skin-like patch tracks blood pressure in real time, promising a cuff-free future for smart, wearable healthcare.

A new study suggests sugar may increase your dementia risk, particularly in people with certain genetic profiles. Find out more about this new study.

Researchers report that sexual narcissism may serve as a psychological link between childhood trauma and compulsive sexual behavior. Participants with compulsive sexual behavior reported more trauma, greater sexual narcissism, and higher hypersexuality scores…

A case report describes an incident in which a man seeking to make a dietary change consulted ChatGPT and later developed "bromism," a rare "toxidrome."

Chronic wounds in diabetes can take months to heal. In a diabetes mouse model, this new gel led to a 90% wound closure rate in just 12 days.

So many people in western countries are turning to weight loss drugs such as Wegovy/Ozempic and Mounjaro that concerns have started to emerge about maintaining ready supplies.