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A new study from Harvard University finds that people who live closer to nuclear power plants have a higher risk of dying from cancer than those further away.

Jack Hughes lost some teeth leading USA Hockey to the gold medal against Canada at the 2026 Winter Olympics. So, what actually happens when hockey plays loose teeth?

New findings that snakes thrive without the hunger hormone ghrelin suggest future obesity drugs could safely mute hunger at its source, complementing today’s satiety‑boosting therapies.

The KFF poll found that trust in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention among political independents has fallen from 61 percent in 2023 to 46 percent in 2026.

Will AI lead to the "de-skilling" of doctors or create a generation of "never-skilled" ones? Here's how to mitigate the risk of clinical de-skilling.

Attention has turned to progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare neurodegenerative disorder that is often mistaken for Parkinson’s disease.

Singer-songwriter and actress Mandy Moore talked about her real life Big Three, her children, and their experience with respiratory syncytial virus and RSV prevention.

Already sidelined while recovering from an Achilles tendon rupture and surgery to repair it, Indiana Pacers star point guard Tyrese Haliburton is now suffering shingles.

A TikToker shared a travel hack that has gone viral and involves cleaning her underwear in a hotel coffee maker. Here's what to do with a coffee machine before using it.

GoFundMEeCEO Tim Cadogan speaks on the generosity and judgment that comes from health-related crowdfunding campaigns

$25,000 of eye-testing gear, or a $350 smartphone: which is better? According to a new startup, the answer might just be the phone ...

In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at Jennifer Doudna’s $1 billion plan to bring Crispr gene editing to the real world, using “boring” AI in clinics and more.