New Advances in Noninvasive Cancer Screening
Recent developments in noninvasive screening methods, such as blood-based tests, present new opportunities to address barriers preventing people from undergoing…
Controversial Rule Change Proposed for Federal Research Grants
White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought appeared before the House Budget Committee on April 15 at…
Federal Funding Cuts Threaten U.S. Disease Surveillance Program
Impact of Funding Cuts on Disease Surveillance Experts warn that reducing federal funding for America’s infectious disease surveillance threatens public…
WHO Reports Substantial Drop in Suspected Ebola Cases in Central Africa
The World Health Organization (WHO) made a significant update regarding the Ebola outbreak in central Africa. On Tuesday, the WHO…
Ebola Outbreak in Africa Sparks Urgent Response
The Bundibugyo virus, a lesser-known type of Ebola, is at the center of a rapidly expanding epidemic in Africa. Previously,…
Promising Progress in Pancreatic Cancer Treatment
An important development in treating pancreatic cancer is giving new hope to patients and researchers alike. After years of dedicated…
New Definition of Obesity May Redefine Prevalence
New research suggests an updated definition of obesity might indicate that more people have the disease than previously estimated. It’s…
Ebola Challenges in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Ebola has posed significant challenges globally, with the Democratic Republic of Congo being particularly impacted. Since its discovery in the…
Rising Health Care Costs Impacting American Incomes
Americans are allocating an increasing share of their income to health care as costs have surged over the past two…
Ebola Outbreak Raises Concerns Amid Upcoming World Cup
A recent surge in Ebola cases in Africa is raising alarms among U.S. public health officials as the World Cup…