Telehealth firms offering lifestyle support for obesity drug users are also being pushed by employers to limit what gets spent on those same medications.
Retired physician Art Ulene told NPR he plans to climb Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro to mark his 90th birthday next month.
The FDA has approved a new sunscreen ingredient for the first time in two decades. The compound has been used in Europe and Asia for years.
A new working paper examines whether smartphone adoption since the iPhone launched nearly two decades ago has contributed to the persistent decline in birth rates.
The administration issued mandatory quarantine orders for cruise ship hantavirus passengers and is blocking Americans with Ebola from returning home for care.
A new U.S.-backed Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya has drawn protests from Kenyans and criticism from doctors who worked the 2014 outbreak.
Recent research suggests GLP-1 drugs like semaglutide may prevent cancer and slow its progression, possibly through brain and metabolic pathways beyond weight loss.
The American Academy of Physician Associates and nursing groups filed suit over new federal student loan rules they say shortchange PA and nursing graduates.
Health care providers in South Africa and Mozambique say canceled or redirected U.S. PEPFAR funding has endangered vulnerable people and cost lives.
CDC modeling projects the Ebola outbreak could sicken more than 20,000 people in three months without immediate intervention, rivaling the worst on record.