What if that long-abandoned theory that “bad air” makes us sick wasn’t entirely wrong? As head of HHS, RFK Jr.’s crusade ...

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Secretary Kennedy’s latest maneuver seeks to expand vaccine injury lawsuits, echoing a precarious time in US history when ...

This week, my reading ranges from moral collapse and sandwich classification to the existential crises of aging politicians ...

There’s no such thing as "natural Ozempic." While supplements like psyllium, berberine, and glucomannan are paraded as ...

In the U.S., the so-called “moral imperative” to work is bumping up against a less romantic reality: wages that lag behind ...

Are CT scans silently triggering a cancer epidemic — or are we being misled by speculative modeling and media-fueled fear? A ...

We’ve spent decades tweaking food pyramids into plates, slapping labels on packages, and taxing sodas—yet most Americans ...

A team of unsuspecting lawyers asked us to help promote their litigation targeting baby food makers, falsely alleging their ...

Here’s an interesting take on gut health: a recent study from Loyola University Chicago shows how heavy drinking and serious burns mess up the good bacteria in your gut, causing big health problems.

Artificial intelligence (AI) may need new oversight in some areas, but additional regulation of medical devices now would be superfluous and inhibit innovation.