With cancer cases rising in young people, could earlier screenings help save lives?
Cancer cases are on the rise, especially among younger people. Will screenings begin at an earlier age?
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Cancer cases are on the rise, especially among younger people. Will screenings begin at an earlier age?
The EPA established national limits for PFAS in drinking water on Wednesday, but PFAS can also been found in bandages, cosmetics, deodorants, toilet paper and menstrual products, Northeastern professor Phil Brown says.
Texas’ Department of State Health Services reported a case of bird flu in a human who was infected by cows with the virus.
Bending over laptops, cell phones and tablets has created an epidemic of “tech neck” among adults and kids, but remedies exist.
Public health officials are warning people about the danger of remaining unvaccinated against measles as the number of cases so far this year has surpassed the caseload for 2023.
The number of incoming kindergarteners who’ve received their state-required vaccines has been dropping since the 2019-2020 school year, according to the CDC.
Cases of dengue fever, a potentially deadly mosquito-borne illness, have skyrocketed in Puerto Rico, prompting officials there to warn that the problem has reached epidemic levels.
The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore made some people wonder what to do if they were traveling across a roadway in that scenario.
The American Cancer Society says people under 50 were only one of three adult age groups with an increase in overall cancer incidence.
