Want To Protect Your Gum Health? Eat More Tomatoes, Study Suggests MedNews
MONDAY, Jan. 12, 2026 Worried about your oral health Eat more tomatoes, a new study suggests.Insufficient intake of lycopene a nutrient found in tomatoes and ot
Teenage Girl’s Case Highlights Potential Explanation For Chronic UTIs MedNews
MONDAY, Jan. 12, 2026 Millions of women and girls worldwide suffer from chronic urinary tract infections that defy treatment and stump both doctors and microbio
Headed For Surgery? Try To Lower Your Stress Levels, Study Suggests MedNews
MONDAY, Jan. 12, 2026 Are you facing upcoming surgery One of the best ways to prepare is to de-stress, a new study says.People who are stressed out prior to sur
7 Habits That Age You by Your Mid-30s
Certain habits can make your body age quickly. Learn the lifestyle factors that accelerate aging by your mid-30s and how to change them for better health.
Cellares to expand cell therapy factory-in-a-box to Europe with new Netherlands facility
Cellares, the contract drugmaker known for its cell therapy factory-in-a-box, will expand its operations to Europe after inking a long-term lease for space that will house manufacturing and offices in the Netherlands.
STAT+: Government approves $60 billion of enhanced Medicaid funding for hospitals, other providers
The federal government approved $60 billion worth of extra Medicaid funds for hospitals, doctors, nursing homes, and other medical providers in the closing months of 2025 — money that will gradually get
FDA-funded study of pulse oximeter accuracy yields surprising and confusing results
Rather than provide clarity on how to reduce racial bias in pulse oximeter readings, a long-awaited study commissioned by the Food and Drug Administration has muddied the path forward. The results were
STAT+: ChatGPT and Claude get into the business of health advice. Should you trust them?
LAS VEGAS — It took 12 doctors at six health systems across four states to diagnose top Trump administration official Amy Gleason’s daughter with a rare immune disease. But that was before
A new entry in the dietary guidelines: advice on maintaining healthy testosterone levels
Testosterone is having a moment at the Department of Health and Human Services. Late last year, the Food and Drug Administration convened an expert panel to discuss easing access to testosterone replacement
Staying Hydrated May Help You Live Longer
How much water you should drink in a day depends on a few factors, but staying well-hydrated may ward off disease and slow aging, a study finds.