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Bijou Phillips Says She Could Be 'Gone in a Few Days' Amid Search For New Kidney

Bijou Phillips Says She Could Be 'Gone in a Few Days' Amid Search For New Kidney

Bijou Phillips is staying positive, but she's not blind to the reality of her declining health ... she says she could have a complication and die 'in ...

Never too early to develop heart-healthy habits

Never too early to develop heart-healthy habits

Taking care of your heart is important, no matter what your age is....

The Tell-Tale Sign of a Brain Tumor Doctors Say You Shouldn’t Ignore

The Tell-Tale Sign of a Brain Tumor Doctors Say You Shouldn’t Ignore

Experts share the number-one brain tumor symptom that should prompt a call to your doctor for an evaluation. Here’s what to look for....

Daily habit doesn’t help prevent colorectal cancer, scientists warn — and it ‘comes with immediate risks’

Daily habit doesn’t help prevent colorectal cancer, scientists warn — and it ‘comes with immediate risks’

It might be time to rethink that little pill in your medicine cabinet....

Red tape is strangling rural health care. Here's how to cut it

Red tape is strangling rural health care. Here's how to cut it

Rural America is running out of doctors....

Alzheimer’s: 12 Vitamins, Foods, Exercises for Brain Metabolism | David Perlmutter, MD

Alzheimer’s: 12 Vitamins, Foods, Exercises for Brain Metabolism | David Perlmutter, MD

Protecting the brain may start with protecting its energy supply....

Marietta College students organize community health fair in Parkersburg area

Marietta College students organize community health fair in Parkersburg area

Sophomore class project expands into regional health screenings and resource fair....

Moving for the Heart

Moving for the Heart

February is Heart Health Month. One thing we can do to keep our heart healthy is to keep the body moving. That is exactly what exercise is, a time to ...

As literacy rates lag, a pediatric hospital is screening for reading ability

As literacy rates lag, a pediatric hospital is screening for reading ability

One Ohio hospital has started checking literacy skills during visits for kids as young as 3 to help spot reading struggles early and coach parents on ...

As literacy rates lag, a pediatric hospital is screening for reading ability

As literacy rates lag, a pediatric hospital is screening for reading ability

One Ohio hospital has started checking literacy skills during visits for kids as young as 3 to help spot reading struggles early and coach parents on ...

Anthropic faces a 'lose-lose' battle as it faces off with the Pentagon

Anthropic faces a 'lose-lose' battle as it faces off with the Pentagon

Investors are saying Anthropic’s fight with the Pentagon using its technology for classified missions is a "lose-lose" battle as they see downsides ...

Study shows most seniors will need long-term care

Study shows most seniors will need long-term care

A 2022 study from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimated that 56% of people turning 65 between 2021 and 2025 would need long-term ...

South Australian children at risk of permanent vision loss, study finds

South Australian children at risk of permanent vision loss, study finds

There is a significant gap in South Australia's approach to children's vision screening, with hundreds of children at risk of permanent, preventable v...

Anti-Vax RFK Jr. Panel Seeks To Expand Its Remit With Discussion of Covid Vaccine Injuries

Anti-Vax RFK Jr. Panel Seeks To Expand Its Remit With Discussion of Covid Vaccine Injuries

Mr. Kennedy hand-picked several vaccine skeptics to become members of the advisory committee that gives vaccine recommendations....

Reality TV star says she was drugged at show’s season premiere party

Reality TV star says she was drugged at show’s season premiere party

“I’m not kidding. I had fentanyl, high levels of amphetamines and other things. But I can’t talk a lot about it."...

Seneca County stands to lose health funding

Seneca County stands to lose health funding

WATERLOO — A program Seneca County Public Health Director Scott King said helps with everything from smoke detectors to in-home lead assessments is ...

Using Ethics to Guide End-of-Life Decisions

Using Ethics to Guide End-of-Life Decisions

A research team sheds light on the often-overlooked role of clinical ethicists who, with healthcare teams and families, navigate the complexities of m...

Treace Medical Concepts: Q4 Earnings Snapshot

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Health Department Reports Violations at Eight Chester County Food Sites

Health Department Reports Violations at Eight Chester County Food Sites

WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department reported food safety and sanitation violations at eight Chester County food facilities follo...

SHANE BROWN: I'm fully electric! Or maybe 'wholly unremarkable'

SHANE BROWN: I'm fully electric! Or maybe 'wholly unremarkable'

Nothing says "I take my health seriously" like aggressively behaving for fourteen days right before a medical appointment....