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The global health landscape is undergoing a structural transformation. Traditional medicine moves from the margins into formal health systems, supported by data, regulation, and technological innovation. This shift gained unprecedented momentum during the second WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine in New Delhi. Governments, scientists, Indigenous leaders, and health innovators

Dengue fever has become one of the fastest-growing public health threats worldwide. This is driven by climate change, expanding mosquito habitats, and rapid urbanization. Despite infecting up to 400 million people annually, dengue remains a disease with limited treatment options. Furthermore, there are persistent gaps in prevention. To address these

Growing Access to Modern Screening Tools Innovations in self-testing methods are beginning to reshape how people engage with preventive healthcare. They create new pathways for early detection and patient-driven decision-making. As health systems across the country expand screening accessibility, technology companies and regulatory bodies accelerate efforts. They aim to bring

CDC Panel Faces Internal Conflict Over Hepatitis B Vaccine Recommendation for Newborns The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices entered a contentious debate after planned votes on changes to the universal hepatitis B vaccination policy were abruptly postponed. Members expressed frustration over rapidly shifting vote

How a Long-Lived Whale Became a New Clue in Cancer Resistance Research New investigations into the bowhead whale, one of the longest-living mammals on Earth, are offering scientists an unexpected blueprint. It is for strengthening human resistance to cancer. These whales routinely surpass 200 years of age and survive extreme

New Evidence Shows Fluoride May Benefit Cognitive Development at Standard Drinking Water Levels A new wave of scientific analysis is redefining the national discussion on fluoride exposure. It suggests that fluoridated drinking water at recommended levels may support stronger cognitive performance rather than diminish it. The findings sharply contrast with

New Oral Treatment Promises Major Advances in Heart Health A new experimental oral cholesterol-lowering pill designed to lower cholesterol could change how millions manage their heart health. The investigational medication, called enlicitide, has shown remarkable results in a late-stage clinical trial. Adults who combined enlicitide with their regular statin treatment

Surgeons Achieve the First-Ever Robotic Stroke Surgery Across the Atlantic In a groundbreaking medical milestone, a team of neurosurgeons from the University of Dundee and Florida successfully performed the world’s first robotic stroke surgery on a human cadaver. The procedure demonstrated how remote thrombectomy—removal of blood clots that cause strokes—could

The concept of gut health has moved from a niche topic to a mainstream obsession. Social media feeds and supermarket aisles are saturated with products claiming to improve your digestive system. This focus is driven by the growing scientific consensus that the microbiome—the trillions of tiny organisms thriving in our

A deadly and worsening Listeria outbreak connected to prepared pasta meals sold at grocery chains across the nation has resulted in significant casualties, with federal health officials confirming six deaths and 25 hospitalizations among the 27 reported illnesses. The Listeria outbreak precooked pasta recall has been particularly tragic, with one