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Pediatric health is critically underfunded, despite 1/3 of the global population being kids. But the ROI of investing in kids yields profound health and economic returns.

A psychiatrist explains why postpartum psychosis is so often missed by doctors — and what needs to change in how it's diagnosed and treated.

A reproductive psychiatrist explains differences in maternal mental health diagnoses and why the distinctions matter.

President Trump's new executive order on vaccines raises a number of public health concerns. A physician breaks those down.

Daily cannabis use is surging as potency quadruples. An ER doctor explains the real risks: addiction, withdrawal, psychosis, heart disease, and lung cancer.

Two undisclosed deaths in Chinese gene-editing trials renew concerns about trial oversight, safety reporting, and transparency as gene therapy advances worldwide.

Hospitals often earn large spreads on high-volume branded drugs bought via 340B. Reforms may make hospitals more price-sensitive, raisin uptake of lower-cost biosimilars.

GLP-1s are known for weight loss. A physician reviews 7 evidence-backed benefits, from kidney and liver disease to sleep apnea, addiction, clots and cancer progression.

The FDA is weighing whether six experimental peptides should become available through compounding pharmacies. A better answer is neither yes nor no.

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.