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Cancer can develop long before symptoms appear. Some types take hold quietly, with few noticeable clues until the disease has progressed. But new technologies offer the potential to find cancer
St. Mary Catholic Community School in Crown Point hosted its 65th annual Spaghetti Supper, bringing the school and city community together for another year.
Mammograms may do more than detect breast cancer — the routine X-ray check may also offer insight into heart health. Research shows that breast arterial calcification (BAC), which forms in the breasts, may indicate potential risk for cardiovascular disease.
A new study suggests that replacing even 20% of dairy intake with plant-based alternatives could increase the risk of inadequate iodine intake.
Vitamin K shot refusal rates among U.S. newborns more than doubled from 3.1% in 2017 to 6.8% in 2025, while cases of vitamin K deficiency bleeding nearly quadrupled during the same period.
The FDA is requiring new warnings on Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, and other GLP-1s about a potential increase in the risk of a rare eye condition that can cause sudden vision loss.
Over a third of infants with suspected peanut allergies did not react to peanut in an oral food challenge, according to a new study. The researchers say a history of a reaction or a positive test may not be enough to diagnose peanut allergy.
Black people are strikingly aligned with MAHA, even if they don’t officially subscribe to the movement, expert writes.
Scores of pro-science doctors won election to office, but now face the hard work of convincing skeptical voters and bridging a deep public health divide.
Air ambulance company PHI Health is suing employers over medical bills, escalating a battle over arbitration awards under No Surprises Act.
High food costs and cuts to assistance make nutritious food increasingly risky for parents to buy.