Recent research indicates that both insufficient and excessive sleep may accelerate the ageing process and contribute to various health issues. Understanding our sleep needs is crucial for healthy ageing.
Wes Streeting's resignation as Health Secretary raises questions about the future of Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership within the Labour Party.
The latest episode of 'The Readout LOUD' delves into significant health politics, highlighting Marty Makary's recent departure from the FDA and the implications for Senator Cassidy's position.
In a recent exploration, Kathleen Edwards revisits her debut album Failer, reflecting on early songs and the journey of her musical evolution over the past 27 years.
In a significant move towards reducing animal testing, the CDC plans to transfer more than 160 macaques to Born Free USA, a nonprofit sanctuary in Texas.
In a significant development, BeOne has received FDA approval for its lymphoma treatment. Meanwhile, Regenxbio is making strides in Duchenne gene therapy, among other biotech updates.
This edition of STAT Health Tech examines the reasons behind the absence of major digital health companies from Medicare's ACCESS pilot program, alongside other industry updates.
Health Minister Stéphanie Rist announces that all close contacts of a hantavirus patient have tested negative.
With ADHD medication in short supply, some Australians are reportedly turning to cocaine as an alternative. Health experts are issuing warnings against this dangerous practice.
Biogen has shared mixed findings from a mid-stage trial for an Alzheimer’s treatment aimed at the tau protein, amidst other industry news.
A recent survey sheds light on the evolving partnerships between state Medicaid programs and public health agencies, revealing shared priorities and community health advancements.
A recent KFF Health Tracking Poll shows that many adults lack confidence in the independence of government health agencies responsible for food and drug safety, raising concerns about public health oversight.
The Charlemagne Prize, recognizing contributions to European unity, is awarded this year to Mario Draghi, Italy's former European Central Bank chief, noted for his role in fostering stability during economic turmoil.
As the situation develops, the number of confirmed hantavirus cases linked to the Hondius cruise ship outbreak has reached eleven, with three fatalities reported. Close contacts in France have tested negative.
With Prime Minister Peter Magyar now in power, the stark contrast between his leadership and that of his predecessor, Viktor Orban, has become evident. Many Hungarians hope for a fresh political direction.
In the heart of Paris, dogs are enjoying gourmet treats at bakeries designed for their delight. These canine patrons are savoring unique flavors and experiences tailored just for them.
The 1926 general strike in Britain faced mixed weather conditions, with a warm spell easing some challenges, while colder weather could have exacerbated the situation.
Two doctors from the CDC have addressed public fears regarding a hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship, asserting that the overall risk to the public remains low.
Research highlights the importance of measuring PFAS levels in firefighter equipment, as wear and tear may affect the presence of these harmful 'forever chemicals'.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, embarked on her first official overseas journey to Reggio Emilia, Italy, following her announcement of cancer remission.