Hormonal Contraceptives May Alter Women’s Fear Processing
The effects of contraceptives may persist even after discontinuation of use.
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FDA Confirms Highest Risk Level for Recall of 6.7 Million Eggs
The Class I notice, which warns of possible serious injury or death, was issued in six states over Salmonella contamination.
Tylenol Manufacturer Resists Proposed Label Changes
Kenvue said that the warning language could result in pregnant women getting discouraged from seeking treatment for pain and fever.
Eye Injuries Among Pickleball Players on the Rise: Study
About 20 million Americans play pickleball.
Tinnitus: Ringing or Buzzing Sounds Without an External Source–Here Are the Causes
The ringing or other phantom sounds can emerge in one or both ears, and the symptoms vary widely between people.
Chagas Disease: The Hidden Infection That Becomes a Lifelong Disease–How to Prevent It
Chagas disease is caused by a parasite found in the droppings of kissing bugs, which are left behind after the bugs feed on a person.
Breast Cancer: 2nd Most Common Cancer in Women–Here Are the Early Signs
About two-thirds of breast cancer cases are detected at a localized stage, when the disease remains confined to the breast and treatment tends to be effective.
Your Tap Water May Be Toxic for Years After a Wildfire–Here’s What to Know
Studies show wildfires increase toxic chemicals in tap water, including benzene and arsenic.
Top FDA Official Responds to Critics, Says Agency Not Stalling Approval of Good Drugs
Dr. Vinay Prasad has attracted criticism for his decisions on vaccines and treatments.
Peanut Allergies in Children Have Dropped Significantly: Study
Doctors said for years that infants should avoid peanuts.
Severe Mpox Virus Strain Possibly Spreading in LA County, Officials Warn
The virus, also called monkeypox, was discovered in several people in Los Angeles County in recent days.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Most Common Gut Disorder–Key Symptoms to Watch For
In IBS, the gut’s signals go haywire–normal messages get misinterpreted, and the body responds as if something’s wrong.
Apples Protect Against Stroke and Feed Your Gut—How to Get the Most
Inexpensive and versatile, this humble, all-American fruit gives you plenty of reasons to love it.
How to Know If It’s Time for a Hip Replacement
From a runner in her 40s to a retiree in his 80s—what their stories can teach us about knowing if and when it’s time for surgery.
