Health experts are raising concerns about the potential threat of a bird flu pandemic, as the virus shows signs of mutating and spreading among cows and humans in the United States. While there is no guarantee that bird flu will start transmitting between humans, US health authorities are reassuring the public that the risk remains

A recent study suggests that exposure to leaded gasoline during childhood in the 1960s and 1970s may have contributed to mental health issues among Americans. The impact of this exposure is being investigated further. In other news, a 9-year-old girl shares her struggles with ARFID, an uncommon eating disorder, while a father in Florida recounts

Health experts are raising concerns about the potential threat of a bird flu pandemic, as the virus shows signs of mutating and spreading among cows and humans in the United States. While there is no guarantee that bird flu will start transmitting between humans, US health authorities are reassuring the public that the risk remains

The ongoing shortage of an epilepsy medication, Teva-clobazam, is causing concern among patients who fear experiencing seizures if they switch to an alternative, according to the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance. The shortage, which started in May and is expected to last until April next year, has patients scrambling to find doses at different pharmacies. While an

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A new draft recommendation from the US Preventive Services Task Force suggests that testing for high-risk human papillomaviruses every five years, even with a self-collected sample, is the preferred screening strategy for cervical cancer starting at age 30. Traditionally, women have been screened for cervical cancer using Pap tests or Pap smears, which involve collecting

Millions of people worldwide suffering from chronic pain may find relief through a healthy diet, as per recent research. The study, conducted by the University of South Australia, revealed that consuming more vegetables, fruits, grains, lean proteins, and dairy was associated with lower pain levels, particularly among women, regardless of their body weight. This indicates