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A doctor answers common questions on the Salmonella jalapeño outbreak and explains why food borne illnesses continue to rise in America.

The Cyclospora outbreak is hitting lettuce sales and restaurant traffic, as consumer concerns spread beyond businesses linked to the contaminated produce.

So far in 2026, Louisiana has already had 9 cases of people being infected by Vibrio vulnificus, dubbed a flesh-eating bacteria. Maryland has had 29, and Florida 2 deaths

Cuts imposed by President Trump's One "Big Beautiful Bill" will soon hit U.S. hospitals after a relatively strong cash and operating positions of the last five years,

Wildfire smoke doesn’t always justify canceling a trip—or guarantee a refund. Here’s when travel insurance, evacuation orders and refund policies may protect you.

The INSULIN Act would cap insulin costs for privately insured patients as Congress considers broader measures targeting drug patent practices and competition.

“Tanfluencers” have been touting the use of melanotan II—which has been dubbed the “Barbie peptide” but is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

The FDA’s approval is welcome news, and will hopefully open the door to much faster production of an effective vaccine to counter any future flu pandemic.

When it’s too hot to safely walk your dog outside, malls, pet stores and these dog-friendly businesses can offer indoor alternatives.

Setidegrasib, a first-in-class KRAS G12D degrader, uses the cell’s own recycling system to destroy a key cancer driver instead of merely blocking it.

Insurer Oscar Health swung to a $361 million second quarter profit while eclipsing $1 billion in net income for the first six months of the year as medical costs eased.

An emergency physician explains gas station heroin: what kratom, 7-OH, tianeptine, nitrous and delta-8 do to your body, and why these drugs are legal to sell.

Baseball’s Bobby Valentine is using his celebrity to advocate for cardiovascular disease awareness. What is the role of athletes and celebrities in promoting public health?

In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at Lilly’s 2Q earnings, a cannabis-derived drug for PTSD, Apnimed’s IPO and more

Large reviews show that one to three cups of brewed coffee a day are linked with lower risks of liver disease, heart disease, stroke and Type 2 diabetes in most adults.