'LIFE-CHANGING' Health Music conductor with Parkinson’s sees symptoms improve with deep brain stimulation
Health 1 hour ago AI tool scans faces to predict biological age and cancer survival Mass General Brigham has introduced an AI tool called FaceAge that estimates biological age and predicts survival odds. A physician and AI specialist weighs in on its promise and potential pitfalls.
Health 1 day ago Top 10 'allergy capitals' of the US, plus 4 tips to manage symptoms As allergy season kicks into high gear, a doctor provides tips to manage symptoms, as the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America reveals the 10 "allergy capitals" of the U.S.
Health 1 day ago First at-home HPV test approved by FDA, could replace Pap smear The first at-home cervical cancer screening test has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration, according to the product's manufacturer. It may offer an alternative to traditional in-person Pap smears.
Health 2 days ago Music conductor with Parkinson’s sees symptoms improve with deep brain stimulation An Ohio music conductor battling Parkinson's has found relief with adaptive deep brain stimulation, nearly eliminating tremors that threatened his career.
Health 2 days ago Left-handed people could be at higher risk for some neurological disorders: study Scientists discover connection between left-handedness and neurological disorders. Study reveals lefties have 3.5 times higher autism risk, pointing to shared genetic and developmental factors.
Health 2 days ago Shingles vaccine has unexpected effect on heart health A new study suggests the shingles vaccine may reduce the risk of heart disease for up to eight years post-vaccination. A cardiologist shares insights on the findings.
Health 3 days ago Rare spinal cancer tumor removed through patient’s eye at university hospital Innovative Maryland surgeons pioneer first-of-its-kind transorbital approach to remove spinal tumors, successfully treating a young woman's rare chordoma cancer.
Healthcare 4 days ago Why your laundry could be making you sick and what to do about it Research finds the home washing of healthcare uniforms may spread superbugs as domestic machines fail to kill harmful bacteria, according to a new study.
Health 4 days ago 'Body clock' could determine biological age and longevity, researchers say Researchers have developed a new “body clock" tool that measures biological age and may help forecast a person’s risk of disability or death. A longevity expert explains how it works.
Health 5 days ago Parkinson's patients who take 'magic mushrooms' see key benefits, study finds A new study finds that psilocybin — a psychedelic compound in certain mushrooms — can improve mood, cognitive function, and motor symptoms in people with Parkinson’s disease.
Florida 5 days ago DeSantis signs bill banning fluoride additives in Florida public water: 'Hydrate, not medicate' Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis banned fluoride in Florida’s public water, declaring it a “forced medication" and championing informed consent in the "Free State of Florida."
Health 5 days ago Dangerous fungus could spread to parts of US, researchers claim Some scientists are raising concerns about Aspergillus, a potentially deadly fungus that could spread across regions of the U.S., Europe, and Asia. This mold flourishes in warm, humid environments.
Health 5 days ago Midwestern state reports first measles case since 2011 Measles has returned to North Dakota after more than a decade, infecting an unvaccinated child. The case adds to growing national concerns, with outbreaks in 30 states and 935 confirmed infections.
Health 6 days ago Terminal colon cancer patient saved by breakthrough treatment A Minnesota woman was told her stage 4 colon cancer couldn’t be cured. Two years later, she’s cancer-free — and says a last-chance clinical trial gave her back her life.
Health 6 days ago Cancer deaths and tax rates linked in surprising new study: Here's how States with higher tax income were found to have increased cancer screening rates and decreased cancer mortality rates, according to the results of a new study.
Health May 5 Man’s blood used to create antivenom for 19 deadly snakes Scientists have created what they believe to be the most broadly effective antivenom to date — and its key ingredient came from a single man's blood. Both the researchers and the donor reveal how it all came together.
Health May 4 Cancer patients can relieve side effects with surprising activity Preliminary data from The Ohio State University has found that dancing the Argentine tango can help reduce chemotherapy-induced neuropathy symptoms, like burning and tingling.
Health May 4 'I'm a doctor: Here are 11 things you should know about measles' Amid the ongoing measles outbreak, Allison Croucher, a pediatrician in Illinois, said she often gets these questions from parents who are concerned about the spread.
Health May 4 Why gossiping could be good for you, according to experts Psychology experts say indulging in gossip can benefit mental health, but too much can damage reputations. A career expert discusses an uptick in workplace gossip.
Health May 3 Michael Bolton had strange symptoms before brain cancer diagnosis: ‘Something’s wrong’ A Grammy-winning singer who was diagnosed in December 2023 with glioblastoma—the most aggressive and rapidly progressing type of brain cancer—began showing signs that something was wrong the previous month.
Health May 3 Semaglutide found to have shocking benefit for liver disease patients in new study Semaglutide injections reversed some cases of MASH liver disease in clinical trials, reducing inflammation in 62.9% of patients and offering new hope for those with the life-threatening condition.
Health May 2 Measles scare at major airport: What to know about potential exposure The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is sounding the alarm on a potential measles exposure at Chicago O’Hare International Airport. Here's what you need to know.
Health May 2 Heart disease death risk raised by common household products, study finds Researchers at NYU Langone Health discovered that daily exposure to chemicals in common household items could have been a factor in more than 356,000 heart disease deaths in 2018 alone.
Health May 2 A common killer bug is endangering Americans: ‘Pandemic in plain sight’ Streptococcus Group A affects close to 20% of U.S. children, according to Dr. Joshua Osowicki, senior research fellow at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute in Australia.
Health May 1 Weight-loss drugs to get surprising endorsement from global health giant The WHO announced its plan to support GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, like Wegovy and Zepbound, to address the global obesity epidemic, according to Reuters.
Health May 1 Ice bucket challenge revival for mental health sparks controversy among ALS community Once a viral fundraiser for ALS, the Ice Bucket Challenge has resurfaced to benefit the mental health group Active Minds, drawing backlash from some in the ALS community.
Health May 1 Gender dysphoria treatments pose ‘significant risks’ to kids and teens, HHS report reveals The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Thursday released a comprehensive review of best practices for children and teens with gender dysphoria.
Health May 1 Here's why belly fat is more common as we age, and 3 ways to prevent it Research shows belly fat accumulation is linked to aging cells, not just sedentary lifestyle choices. Stem cells transform with age and continue producing fat cells, but healthy behaviors can help.
Health May 1 New prostate cancer test pinpoints disease better than PSA option, study finds A simple urine test was found to detect prostate cancer with greater accuracy than the standard PSA (prostate-specific antigen) test, according to a new study.
Health Newsletter April 30 Alzheimer’s, cancer and ALS breakthroughs to know about The Fox News Health Newsletter brings you trending and important stories about health care, drug developments, mental health issues, real people's triumphs over medical struggles, and more.
Health April 30 COVID vaccine boosters called into question by FDA chief: ‘Void of data’ Dr. Marty Makary, chief of the FDA, has expressed doubts about the agency approving the COVID-19 vaccine for winter, stating that additional data is still required.
Health April 30 Sitting still for this amount of time is related to high risk of neck pain, study says A new study from China found that longer durations of sedentary behavior can contribute to increased risk of neck pain, particularly with screen usage.
Health April 30 Alzheimer’s brain treatment shows promising results in new study Researchers at the University of California, Irvine, have developed a groundbreaking therapy for Alzheimer’s disease by using stem cells to program human immune cells for targeted treatment.
Health April 29 Alzheimer's rates have reached staggering number as experts call for change Alzheimer’s early detection is now more accessible with blood tests, as survey data shows nearly 80% of Americans want to know their risk before symptoms appear.
Health April 29 Premature death linked to certain type of food, study reveals New research has confirmed that ultraprocessed food consumption is linked to premature death in eight countries, as the U.S. pulls back on synthetic dyes.
Health April 29 Paralyzed man with ALS is third to receive NeuraLink implant, can type with brain Brad Smith, an Arizona husband and father with ALS, has become the third person to receive Neuralink, the brain implant made by Elon Musk’s company.
Health April 28 ‘Abortion pill’ found to have ‘severe adverse effects’ for 1 in 10 women, study finds A new study reveals "serious adverse events" associated with mifepristone, commonly called the "abortion pill," as researchers and experts highlight potential risks.
Health April 28 Alternative cancer treatment could replace chemo and surgery, study suggests A "groundbreaking" cancer treatment trial by Memorial Sloan Kettering shows immunotherapy alone can eliminate some tumors, offering patients an alternative to chemotherapy and surgery.
Health April 28 Exercise can prevent cognitive decline even when energy lags, researchers discover Researchers at the University of Missouri discovered that exercise could make up for lost energy, pinpointing a link between liver function and cognitive decline.
Health April 27 ‘SkinnyTok’ weight-loss trend could lead to food deprivation, experts caution The ‘SkinnyTok’ weight-loss trend is raising red flags among health experts, who caution it could encourage food deprivation and harmful behaviors, especially in younger people.
Medications April 26 RFK Jr. urges Americans to dispose of medicine safely — and to not flush them On National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is urging Americans to dispose of their prescription medications safely.
Health April 26 Woman says dog detected her breast cancer before doctors did: 'He's known this whole time' Diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer at 29, Breanna Bortner found strength and comfort in her dog Mochi, who exhibited signs of awareness and remained by her side during treatment.
Health April 25 Exposure to toxin increases colorectal cancer risk among younger adults, study finds Researchers from University of California San Diego have linked a bacterial toxin called colibactin to the increase in early-onset cases of colorectal cancer.
Health April 25 'I’m a spinal surgeon – here’s how your posture is killing your back' Poor posture is likely damaging your back, warns Dr. Arthur Jenkins, a spinal surgeon in New York. He explains how it happens and how to prevent chronic back pain.
Health April 24 Woman says ChatGPT saved her life by helping detect cancer, which doctors missed Lauren Bannon, a North Carolina mother, says ChatGPT saved her life by flagging her medical condition after doctors missed it. She shares how the AI chatbot led to her cancer diagnosis.
Health April 24 This simple outdoor activity can improve Americans' health, says governor West Virginia has launched a "Mountaineer Mile" in an effort to get Americans outside and moving to increase physical and mental health. The state has been a leader in pushing for MAHA initiatives.
Health April 24 Holding paper receipts for just 10 seconds can pose health risks, researchers warn Health researchers caution that Bisphenol S (BPS), an endocrine disruptor present in paper receipts, can rapidly absorb into the skin, leading to a notice of violation against major U.S. retailers.
Health April 24 Reality star shares deadly melanoma update as doctors discuss prognosis Doctors discuss the prevalence, risks and treatments of metastatic melanoma, as Teddi Mellencamp reveals the latest updates in her battle with the deadly disease.
Health Newsletter April 23 Vitamin may reduce cancer risk, plus why Joe Rogan quit drinking The Fox News Health Newsletter brings you trending and important stories about health care, drug developments, mental health issues, real people's triumphs over medical struggles, and more.
Health April 23 Blood test could predict skin cancer recurrence, study shows A new study reveals blood tests can predict melanoma recurrence by detecting circulating tumor DNA. Research shows 80% of stage 3 melanoma patients with positive tests experience a return of cancer.
Health April 23 'I'm a neurologist — here's why dementia is rising and how to reduce your risk’ Dr. Joel Salinas, a behavioral neurologist and associate professor at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, discusses what’s driving the spike in dementia cases and how to reduce risk.
Health April 22 Blood pressure and dementia risk share surprising link, study suggests Researchers in a new Chinese study discovered that “intensive blood pressure control" resulted in a 15% reduced dementia risk among participants and a 16% reduced risk of cognitive impairment.
Health April 22 Measles outbreaks emerge across US: See which states have reported cases Amid the ongoing U.S. measles outbreak, get the breakdown of how many cases have been reported by state. The vast majority have been confirmed in West Texas.
Health April 22 Stem-cell therapy for Parkinson's shows 'strong promise' in relieving symptoms In a small study, researchers transplanted stem cells into the brains of 12 Parkinson’s patients, stopping progression and bringing about improvement in motor function.
Health April 21 Pope Francis’ official cause of death revealed in announcement from Vatican Pope Francis has died of a stroke and cardiac arrest following previous complications with double pneumonia, according to the Vatican. Here's what to know about the condition.
Health April 21 Cancer report reveals surprising new data on deaths, diagnoses Overall, rates of new cancer diagnoses and cancer-related deaths have declined, according to the annual cancer statistics report from the National Cancer Institute.
Health April 21 Pope Francis’ death after respiratory illness: What to know about bilateral pneumonia Following Pope Francis’ death after struggles with bilateral pneumonia, respiratory doctors are speaking about the respiratory disease, which the Catholic leader has battled since February.
Health April 21 Boxing legend says trendy treatment is keeping him younger — here's what to know Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been approved as a complementary treatment for certain medical conditions, but some claim it can also have anti-aging effects. Experts weigh risks and benefits.
Health April 20 This odd dental habit could spark heart health risks, experts warn The oral hygiene trend of tongue scraping may improve hygiene and reduce bad breath — but overdoing it could harm heart health by disrupting good bacteria and raising blood pressure risk.
Healthcare April 19 Another state confirms measles case with infected child its first of year Virginia recently announced that its first case of the measles this year involved a child who had traveled out of the country prior to being diagnosed.
Health April 19 Colorectal cancer risk reduced by this common vitamin, study suggests A new study published in the journal Nutrients suggests that vitamin D levels play a “critical role" in preventing and treating colorectal cancer. The researchers share the key findings.
Health April 19 Measles outbreaks now declared in 8 states, including Michigan's first in 5 years Michigan has reported a measles outbreak after three cases were confirmed in Montcalm County, following seven other U.S. states with marked outbreaks.
Health April 18 Joe Rogan gave up drinking alcohol for this one simple reason Podcaster Joe Rogan recently stopped drinking alcohol, he announced on a recent episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience." Neurosurgeon Dr. Brett Osborn shares the associated health risks.
Health April 18 Jennifer Aniston breaks 'extreme' fear of flying with hypnosis: Does it work? Jennifer Aniston recently shared that hypnosis therapy helped address her severe fear of flying. Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert comments on how to treat flight anxiety.
Children's Health April 18 E. coli outbreak went unpublicized by FDA despite affecting 15 states: report The FDA is under fire for not publicly warning about deadly E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce that sickened 89 people across 15 states, raising questions about food safety protocols.
Health April 18 New drug for Parkinson’s shown to be effective in clinical trials: 'Very encouraged' A new pill, tavapadon, has shown potential in easing Parkinson’s symptoms while limiting side effects. In patients taking at least 400 mg of levodopa daily, tavapadon helped reduce motor fluctuations.
Health April 17 First GLP-1 pill for weight loss, diabetes shows success in late-phase trial Eli Lilly has seen positive results from a phase 3 trial of Orforglipron, the first-ever GLP-1 pill for weight loss and type 2 diabetes. Previous versions were administered via injection.
Health April 17 Smartphone use could reduce dementia risk in older adults, study finds The risk of dementia could decrease with consistent use of smartphones and other technology among older adults, according to a new study from Baylor University.
Health April 17 Rising autism rates now affect 3% of children, says CDC report A new CDC report stated that autism rates are rising in the U.S., as more than 3% of America's kids are being diagnosed. A spokesperson from Autism Speaks reacts to the latest data.
Health Newsletter April 16 Medical test linked to cancer, plus rising strep throat cases The Fox News Health Newsletter brings you trending and important stories about health care, drug developments, mental health issues, real people's triumphs over medical struggles, and more.
Health April 16 Fake Ozempic drugs found in US drug supply, FDA warns The FDA has issued a warning about counterfeit Ozempic medications, sharing the lot numbers and serial numbers of products that should not be used, sold or distributed.
Measles April 16 Texas measles outbreak swells to 561 cases, CDC sends more help Measles have continued to spread in Texas with a total of 561 reported cases. Gaines County, the center of the outbreak, saw an increase of nine cases since mid-April.
Health April 16 Dementia risk connected to cannabis-related hospital visits, says study New research found that older individuals who visited the hospital for cannabis-related reasons could be at a higher risk of developing dementia. Canadian researcher Daniel Myran discusses the findings.
Health April 16 Common medical test linked to 5% of cancers, study suggests: ‘Use them wisely’ CT scans, or CAT scans, are widely used to get internal images of the body and diagnose dangerous medical conditions, but they could pose a hidden risk. Doctors discuss.
Health April 15 More babies born to women over 40 than teens for first time in US history New birth data from the CDC reflects a major increase in birth rates among women over 40, as teen pregnancies continue to decline. Fertility specialist Dr. Ashley Wiltshire reacts.
Health April 15 Kennedy applauds 'visionary' Indiana governor's MAHA executive orders HHS Sec. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and CMS administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz joined Indiana Gov. Mike Braun as he announced executive orders aimed at making Hoosiers healthier.
Health April 15 Anti-aging benefits linked to one surprising health habit Meditation has been linked to a slowdown in aging and reduction in stress. Biohacker Dave Asprey speaks with Fox News Digital about the health benefits of the practice.
Product Recalls April 14 Men's multivitamins recalled due to undeclared allergen: FDA A men's multivitamin brand has been recalled because it contains an undeclared allergen that could be fatal to certain consumers.
Health April 14 Fluoride exposure linked to ‘detrimental effects’ on health of pregnant women, infants New meta-analysis looks into studies on the impact of fluoride on pregnant women and infants, concluding that fluoride is toxic to early brain development.
Health April 14 Woman with Alzheimer's begins 3,000-mile walk to raise awareness A California woman was motivated to embark on a 3,000-mile walk to raise awareness of the power of healthy living. Judy Benjamin, 80, shares her story with Fox News Digital.
Health April 13 Artificial intelligence transforms patient care and reduces burnout, physician says Across the country, thousands of physicians are using a new form of medical AI called ambient listening. A doctor speaks about the potential benefits for patients and staff.
Health April 13 Creatine may not build more muscle after all, study suggests The sports supplement creatine may not be effective in building muscle, according to a new study from the University of New South Wales. Researchers and exercise scientists speak about the findings.
Health April 13 Alabama woman has pig kidney removed after a record 130 days An Alabama woman had her pig kidney transplant removed at NYU Langone Health and is back on dialysis after having it in place a record 130 days.
Health April 12 Diabetes and weight-loss drug ‘changed my life,’ says senator: ‘I feel a decade younger’ Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., said Mounjaro changed his life with 'significant' health benefits. He's calling for widespread access to GLP-1 medications as doctors shared thoughts.
Health April 12 Genetic cholesterol eliminated by new drug, reducing heart attack risk, study finds Researchers have discovered an experimental medication that significantly reduces a cholesterol-like particle that can increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
Health April 11 Golfer Phil Mickelson’s strict weight loss diet: Doctor shares what to know Professional golfer Phil Mickelson has said he follows a five-day prolonged fast, which led to him dropping 25 pounds in 2023. A fasting expert shares potential risks and tips on the diet plan.
Health April 11 Alcohol linked to brain damage for heavy drinkers, study finds People who consumed high amounts of alcohol were more likely to have brain lesions and cognitive decline, according to a new study that examined the brains of heavy drinkers.
Health April 11 Stroke, dementia and depression share these 17 preventable risk factors A new study from Mass General Brigham (MGB), which identified 17 shared risk factors all linked to stroke, dementia and late-life depression. Researchers and physicians weigh in.
Health April 10 Invasive strep throat strain has more than doubled in US, reports CDC The CDC marked a major uptick in group A strep cases in 10 U.S. states from 2013 to 2022. Here's what to know about risk of more severe infection and spread.
Health April 10 Retirement could be bad for your health, says wellness expert: 'Powered by purpose' Dan Buettner, a Florida-based author, explorer and longevity expert, shares why it's so important to stay active and engaged as we age -- and why there are different "flavors" of retirement.
Health April 9 Multiple nurses working on the same floor of busy hospital develop brain tumors Multiple nurses working on the fifth floor maternity ward of Newton-Wellesley hospital west of Boston have been diagnosed with brain tumors of three different types.
Health Newsletter April 9 Diabetes-dementia link, plus new antibiotics discovery The Fox News Health Newsletter brings you trending and important stories about healthcare, drug developments, mental health issues, real people's triumphs over medical struggles, and more.
Health April 9 Flu vaccine linked to higher infections, says early research Is the flu vaccine less effective than hoped? Preliminary Cleveland Clinic research reveals a surprising result among vaccinated healthcare workers, but doctors caution about limitations.
Health April 9 This weight loss plan performs better than traditional dieting, study finds Research at the University of Colorado found that 4:3 intermittent fasting resulted in greater weight loss than daily caloric restriction. Researchers discuss the findings.
Health April 9 Kids with autism supported by service dogs, as research and families note 'incredible changes' Service dogs have proven effective in benefiting children with autism and their families, according to research from the University of Arizona. A mother also shares her own family's story.
Health April 8 Diabetes 'rewires' the brain in surprising way, study finds In a new study, researchers found that type 2 diabetes can “rewire" the brain in ways similar to early Alzheimer’s disease. Experts comment on the link between high blood sugar and cognitive decline.
Health April 8 Measles infects baby in Colorado: health officials In the state's second measles case of the year, a baby under 1 year old has been confirmed to have the virus. As babies cannot be vaccinated, they are highly vulnerable, health officials warn.
Health April 8 Study reveals exercising every day may not be necessary: 'Better than none' New research found that concentrating exercise to only a couple days, such as on the weekends, could have the same benefits as distributing fitness throughout the week. Experts react.
Health April 8 JD Vance celebrates mother's major health milestone: ‘I am so proud of you’ Vice President JD Vance has spoken and written about his mother's addiction struggles. On Monday, he led a White House celebration of her 10 years of sobriety.
Health April 8 Low-carb keto diet may not raise heart disease risk, new study suggests A low-carb keto diet may not increase the risk of heart disease, despite elevated cholesterol levels, a new study suggests. Researchers and doctors weigh in.
