Shared Decision-Making Limits Childhood Vaccine Access

A significant shift in U.S. vaccine policy is reshaping how millions of children may access routine immunizations, as several long-standing childhood vaccines are no longer universally recommended but instead placed under a framework known as shared decision-making. The change alters not only clinical practice but also insurance coverage, liability protections,

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Leucovorin’s Autism Claims Face Scientific Scrutiny

Leucovorin, a prescription drug traditionally used alongside chemotherapy, has moved from a niche medical role into a highly charged public debate over its potential use in children with autism spectrum disorder. The renewed attention has been driven by regulatory signals, parental advocacy, and small clinical studies, yet the scientific foundation

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Heart Disease Deaths Decline

Heart disease continues to be the leading cause of death, yet recent data indicates a meaningful shift in long-term trends. After years of elevated mortality during the pandemic, deaths linked to cardiovascular disease and stroke have declined, signaling progress driven by improved prevention, earlier diagnosis, and broader public health initiatives.

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How the Health Benefits of Food Evolve at Every Stage of Life

Understanding how nutritional needs change with age has become a growing focus in health and longevity research, as evidence continues to show that the foods consumed at different life stages can influence disease risk decades later. While a balanced diet remains essential throughout life, the body’s priorities shift as growth,

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U.S.–WHO Breakup Enters Final Phase

The process of the United States exiting the World Health Organization has entered a decisive phase, transforming a political announcement into a complex institutional rupture with long-term consequences. What began as a renewed pledge to disengage from multilateral health governance is now exposing legal ambiguities, financial disputes, and strategic risks

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Black Pepper and Olive Oil Boost Nutrient Absorption

Seasoning food has traditionally been associated with flavor, but growing scientific evidence suggests it also plays a critical role in how effectively the body absorbs essential vitamins and micronutrients. Ingredients as common as black pepper and olive oil can transform the nutritional value of everyday meals by improving how nutrients

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MLK’s Vision and the Fight for Health Care Justice

Martin Luther King Jr. is most often remembered for his moral leadership in the struggle for civil rights, yet his ideas extended far beyond voting rights and desegregation. King believed that justice was inseparable from health and dignity, famously stating that injustice in health is among the most inhuman forms

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Novo Nordisk Shares Jump After Strong Wegovy Pill Launch

Novo Nordisk shares moved higher after early U.S. prescription figures signaled a stronger-than-expected market entry for its oral Wegovy obesity treatment, reinforcing investor confidence in the company’s strategy to expand beyond injectable GLP-1 drugs. The launch marks a critical inflection point as demand for obesity therapies continues to accelerate across

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Standing on One Leg Emerges as a Powerful Health Indicator

Standing on one leg may appear trivial, yet medical research increasingly identifies it as a revealing indicator of how the body and brain age together. What feels automatic in youth gradually becomes more demanding, reflecting subtle changes in muscle integrity, neural processing, and sensory coordination that often develop silently. Unlike

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Vaccine Exemptions Rise Across the U.S.

Childhood vaccination coverage in the United States is becoming increasingly uneven, as growing numbers of families opt out of routine immunizations for nonmedical reasons. This shift is reshaping public health risk at the local level, creating clusters of under-vaccinated communities that are more vulnerable to outbreaks of diseases once considered

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AI Spending Triggers Big Tech Stock Rout

Big Tech shares have come under intense pressure after renewed concerns that aggressive artificial intelligence spending could be outpacing near-term returns. Over the past week, more than $1 trillion in market value has been erased as investors reacted to earnings reports that highlighted the scale and persistence of capital expenditures

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Trump Deletes Racist Meme Targeting the Obamas, Sparking National Backlash

President Donald Trump ignited a national controversy after posting and later deleting a racially offensive meme portraying former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama as apes. The post appeared during the first week of Black History Month and immediately drew widespread condemnation from political leaders, civil rights

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