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Genome sequencing traced a rare cancer’s spread between identical twins in the womb, revealing how tumors and blood cells crossed through a shared placenta.

A public health expert explains why lung cancer screening with low-dose CT scans is underutilized in America.

The U.S. Census Bureau has proposed removing race and ethnicity questions from the Census for the first time since 1790 and is fielding public comments until November 2.

A neurologist explores the next frontier in understanding Lewy body dementia and Alzheimer’s, from early warning signs to new tests for the disease.

Health education from hospital systems and insurance companies is outdated and ignores patient preferences for consuming health information. It is time for innovation.

Sugar targets for kids have gotten stricter, but one night of trick-or-treating doesn't create the sugar high you think it does. Here's your permission to enjoy Halloween

Here's the poop on what the end of Daylight Savings Time 2026 and rapid time changes in general can do to your GI tract and toilet trips and what you can do about it.

Health systems nationwide are terminating Medicare Advantage contracts and leaving seniors to navigate to new plans with variable support.

A new JAMA Network Open study estimates CTE among deceased NFL players. A physician explains what it means for parents of young players and how football can be safer.

Anthropic’s Mithril Medicine acquisition shows how Claude could expand beyond software and reshape the company’s long-term growth opportunity.

When Daylight Savings Time 2026 ends on November 1, you'll gain an extra hour. But that doesn't necessarily mean that you will wake up Sunday morning feeling more rested.

Radiologists, like mathematicians, value human understanding, not just "knowing the answer". Medical AI that enhances human understanding is preferable to "black box" AI.

A public health expert explains how GLP-1 drugs could change the landscape of healthcare and public health in the future.