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U.S. healthcare workforce shortage on track to nearly double by 2040

U.S. healthcare workforce shortage on track to nearly double by 2040

Gap could result in lower quality medical care, limit patients' access to some crucial services...

'Wheel of Fortune' is coming to North Jersey — and you can play!

'Wheel of Fortune' is coming to North Jersey — and you can play!

A touring edition of 'Wheel of Fortune' is coming to Morristown. You can play, win prizes — and also get a shot at appearing in the TV version....

6 human body parts we don’t really need — and could easily live without

6 human body parts we don’t really need — and could easily live without

We have a number of body parts that served an important purpose for our distant ancestors but are essentially useless now, yet continue to take up spa...

Study finds silent artery plaque in 1 in 13 adults under 30

Study finds silent artery plaque in 1 in 13 adults under 30

A major international study found that about 1 in 13 adults ages 18 to 29 already have silent atherosclerosis, with plaque detected in 57.1% of more t...

Kefir and Kombucha: Traditional vs Commercial Gut Health Benefits

Kefir and Kombucha: Traditional vs Commercial Gut Health Benefits

Experts warn that commercial kefir and kombucha may lack the diverse microbes of traditional brews, raising questions about their gut health benefits....

Affective Reactivity: A Transdiagnostic Risk Factor?

Affective Reactivity: A Transdiagnostic Risk Factor?

High affective reactivity may be a risk factor for mental health difficulties....

The Eye Surgery Factory That Could Not Expand (10-3-2026) (10-3-2026)

The Eye Surgery Factory That Could Not Expand (10-3-2026) (10-3-2026)

In a Moscow operating room in the 1980s, patients didn’t simply enter for surgery and leave when their doctor finished. They went around in circles....

Mississippi receives grant to boost youth suicide prevention and mental health support

Mississippi receives grant to boost youth suicide prevention and mental health support

The Mississippi Department of Mental Health has received a five-year federal grant to strengthen youth suicide prevention efforts across the state. Th...

Investigational Drug Shows Promise in Myotonic Dystrophy Type 1

Investigational Drug Shows Promise in Myotonic Dystrophy Type 1

(MedPage Today) -- Investigational zeleciment basivarsen (z-basivarsen) led to functional improvement in patients with myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1)...

A Haven Readies Endangered Tadpoles for the Wild

A Haven Readies Endangered Tadpoles for the Wild

The transition from tadpole to juvenile frog is never easy—legs sprout, tails shrink, and lungs develop for a life on land, all while being hunted b...

Millie Moon Diapers Cause Skin Rash And Leaks, Buyers Say

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Debunked Episode 30: ACCESS Tries to Succeed Where VBC Fails, AI, and UnitedHealth Gets the Last Week Tonight Treatment

Debunked Episode 30: ACCESS Tries to Succeed Where VBC Fails, AI, and UnitedHealth Gets the Last Week Tonight Treatment

Debunked Podcast co-hosts Arundhati Parmar and Samir Batra discussed the merits of the CMS ACCESS Model (Advancing Chronic Care with Effective, Scalab...

Weidler publishes story of refugee

Weidler publishes story of refugee

Dr. Donald Weidler’s new biography chronicles Cuban refugee Mayra Arbos Baez’s journey from the 1961 Peter Pan flights to a career in medical rese...

Gallery: Adobe Middle School Color Run

On Friday Adobe Middle School hosted a color run and walk in support of mental health awareness....

Virginia seeks feedback from medical cannabis patients through new survey

Virginia seeks feedback from medical cannabis patients through new survey

Virginia is asking medical cannabis patients to share their experiences with the state’s program as regulators look for ways to improve it....

Medical Marijuana

Medical Marijuana

Virginia is asking medical cannabis patients to share their experiences with the state’s program as regulators look for ways to improve it....

Some infections can raise cancer risk years later. Here's what you should know.

Some infections can raise cancer risk years later. Here's what you should know.

Some infections can raise cancer risk years later. Here's what you should know....

Fort Payne measles test comes back negative

Fort Payne measles test comes back negative

A patient tested for possible measles in Fort Payne has tested negative for the disease, officials confirmed this morning....

Sponsored: Modern fertility care expands paths to parenthood

Sponsored: Modern fertility care expands paths to parenthood

For many LGBTQ+ people, the dream of becoming a parent may come with questions about where to begin. From IUI and IVF to egg donation, reciprocal IVF ...

Union members at UVM Health vote to authorize a strike

Union members at UVM Health vote to authorize a strike

More than 3,000 healthcare workers at the University of Vermont Medical Center have authorized a strike....