Pleural fluid and lung cancer: The link, diagnosis, other causes
In some cases, pleural fluid (a collection of fluid around the lungs) can be a symptom of lung cancer. Learn about the possible link, other causes, and more.
Prostate ablation for cancer: Overview and how to prepare
Ablation treatment for prostate cancer uses energy, such as heat or cold, to kill cancer cells. Learn about what to expect and how to prepare.
Acute myeloid leukemia treatments: Phases and types
Learn about treatments for acute myeloid leukemia (AML), including treatments in the induction, consolidation, and maintenance phases.
It’s time to make nutrition everyone’s business
When people have access to nutritious food, health and productivity improve. When these systems fail, inequality deepens
Scientists uncover that babies’ gut bacteria may influence future emotional health
A new study reveals how a child’s early gut microbiome may influence their risk of developing depression, anxiety, or other internalizing symptoms during childhood. According to researchers at the University of California,
STAT+: What’s on tap at a major heart conference
Later this week, physicians, researchers, patients, and patient advocates will gather in New Orleans for the scientific sessions of the American Heart Association, where they will hear about new ways to address
Nutrition coach swears by the 1.5:1 rule to lose belly fat, says it ‘can help with blood sugar for those who struggle with it’
Carbohydrate needs are highly individual and depend on activity level, body composition, metabolic rate, and specific goals.
In Texas, the nation’s MAHA capital, many are frustrated with the status quo in health care
AUSTIN, Texas — California has long been considered a kind of political fortuneteller, offering a preview of the policies that later emerge elsewhere in the country, and in Washington. But in the age
The Americas, led by Canada, is on the brink of losing measles-elimination status
The Americas — North, Central, and South — is the only region of the world that has ever managed to stop endemic transmission of measles. But that hard-won victory against the highly
Lilly’s global manufacturing blitz rolls on with $3B plant in Netherlands, plans for 500 hires
Eli Lilly is allotting $3 billion to establish an oral medicines manufacturing facility in Katwijk, the Netherlands, the company said on Monday.