#### Disparities in Detection
**Point 1**: A recent study found that the CA-125 blood test, used to detect ovarian cancer, is less likely to produce elevated levels in Black and Native American patients, potentially delaying diagnosis and treatment. [abcnews.go.com, seattletimes.com, sfgate.com]
**Point 2**: This issue is compounded by systemic biases in medical research, with historical studies not adequately representing these groups, leading to misaligned thresholds for cancer detection. [abcnews.go.com, seattletimes.com, sfgate.com]

#### Call for Change
**Point 1**: Researchers propose new lower thresholds for the CA-125 test, aimed at improving early detection across all racial and ethnic groups, which could reduce disparities in diagnosis and treatment. [abcnews.go.com, seattletimes.com, sfgate.com]
**Point 2**: The study underscores the importance of stratifying medical research by race and ethnicity to ensure equitable healthcare outcomes, particularly in populations with significantly different cancer survival rates. [abcnews.go.com, seattletimes.com, sfgate.com]

Study Reveals Blood Test Inequities in Ovarian Cancer Detection Among Black and Native American Patients

#### Clinical Trial and Technology Overview
**Point 1**: Northwestern Medicine, along with other U.S. health systems, is participating in a clinical trial for Aletta, a robotic device designed to automate blood collection, promising increased efficiency and reduced reliance on phlebotomists. [mercurynews.com, timescall.com, ocregister.com, baltimoresun.com, bostonherald.com, chicagotribune.com]
**Point 2**: Aletta operates by using infrared light, AI-driven doppler ultrasound, and a robotic arm to locate veins and draw blood with a 95% success rate on the first attempt, aiming to minimize pain and discomfort. [mercurynews.com, timescall.com, ocregister.com, baltimoresun.com, bostonherald.com, chicagotribune.com]

#### Implications and Future Steps
**Point 1**: The device, already approved in Europe for patients 16 and older, seeks FDA approval for U.S. use, with Northwestern set to receive it next year as part of the trial. [mercurynews.com, timescall.com, ocregister.com, baltimoresun.com, bostonherald.com, chicagotribune.com]
**Point 2**: This innovation addresses the growing demand for phlebotomists, expected to increase by 8% between 2023 and 2033, by potentially offering a solution to the ongoing shortage. [mercurynews.com, timescall.com, ocregister.com, baltimoresun.com, bostonherald.com, chicagotribune.com]

Robotic Blood Drawing Device Aims to Modernize Healthcare

#### Recall Details
**Point 1**: Approximately 2,300 units of Benadryl Liquid Elixir, 100 mL bottles, were recalled due to non-compliance with child-resistant packaging requirements, posing a poisoning risk to young children. [mysanantonio.com, people.com, nypost.com, wral.com]
**Point 2**: The affected products were sold on Amazon.com between July 2023 and October 2024, featuring a white label with the code "X003VRIGUL". [mysanantonio.com, wral.com]

#### Health Risks and Consumer Action
**Point 1**: Diphenhydramine, the active ingredient, can cause fatal overdoses, leading to heart rhythm disturbances and other serious complications if ingested in large amounts by children. [mysanantonio.com, people.com, nypost.com]
**Point 2**: Consumers are urged to dispose of both the bottle and the medication and contact Arsell for a full refund, providing their Amazon order number and a disposal photo. [mysanantonio.com, people.com, nypost.com, wral.com]

Benadryl Liquid Elixir Recall Due to Child Poisoning Risk

#### Investment and Partnerships
**Point 1**: AstraZeneca plans to invest $2.5 billion in a new research and development center in Beijing, marking its sixth global investment hub and expanding its workforce in the city to approximately 1,700. [upi.com, theguardian.com, telegraph.co.uk]
**Point 2**: The company has formed strategic partnerships with the Beijing government, three Chinese biotech firms, and Beijing Cancer Hospital, aiming to enhance early-stage research and clinical development through AI and data science. [upi.com, theguardian.com]

#### Recent Controversies and Strategic Moves
**Point 1**: This announcement follows the detention of AstraZeneca executives in China over data privacy and unlicensed medication concerns, and the company's decision to halt a UK vaccine plant expansion amid political debate. [theguardian.com, telegraph.co.uk]
**Point 2**: AstraZeneca's investment in Beijing is part of a broader strategy to strengthen its presence in China, having spent nearly $10 billion on acquisitions in the country, including a significant investment in cell therapies for cancer and autoimmune diseases. [theguardian.com]

AstraZeneca Announces $2.5 Billion R&D Center in Beijing Amid Controversies

#### Salinity and Its Impact
**Point 1**: The Croton Water System, supplying 10% of NYC's drinking water, is experiencing increased salinity due to road salt, posing a future risk to its viability as a water source. [seattletimes.com, abcnews.go.com, washingtontimes.com, sfgate.com] 
**Point 2**: A study projects that by 2100, without intervention, the system could transform into a recreational facility, halting its role as a water supply, affecting over 9 million residents. [seattletimes.com, abcnews.go.com, washingtontimes.com, sfgate.com]

#### Solutions and Challenges
**Point 1**: Potential solutions include expensive reverse osmosis, mixing with less salty water from other watersheds, or reducing local road salt use, challenging due to cost and energy demands. [seattletimes.com, abcnews.go.com, washingtontimes.com, sfgate.com]
**Point 2**: State Senator Pete Harckham emphasizes the need for collective action among state agencies and local governments to address the salinity issue, highlighting the urgency and complexity of the challenge. [seattletimes.com, washingtontimes.com]

NYC's Croton Water System Faces Salinity Crisis

#### Vaccination Rates and Outbreaks
**Point 1**: The U.S. faces a significant measles outbreak, with 301 cases reported by the CDC as of March 13, 2025, surpassing the total for all of 2024. Texas accounts for 279 of these cases. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, denver7.com]
**Point 2**: A decline in vaccination rates, with 38 states and Washington, D.C. failing to meet the 95% vaccination target, is contributing to the outbreak. This is an increase from 28 states in 2019. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, denver7.com]

#### Misinformation and Public Response
**Point 1**: Misinformation and skepticism about vaccines, fueled by figures like President Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., have led to more parents declining to immunize their children. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, denver7.com]
**Point 2**: Health experts emphasize the importance of the measles vaccine, citing its efficacy in preventing illness and death. Those receiving two doses as children are considered protected for life. [scrippsnews.com, news5cleveland.com, denver7.com]

Measles Cases Surge in the U.S., Outbreak Linked to Vaccination Declines

#### Recall Details
**Point 1**: Nestle USA is recalling specific batches of Lean Cuisine and Stouffer’s frozen meals due to potential contamination with "wood-like material," following reports of choking hazards. [sandiegouniontribune.com, bostonherald.com, capitalgazette.com, ocregister.com, baltimoresun.com, orlandosentinel.com, seattletimes.com]
**Point 2**: The affected products include Lean Cuisine Butternut Squash Ravioli, Spinach Artichoke Ravioli, Lemon Garlic Shrimp Stir Fry, and Stouffer’s Party Size Chicken Lasagna, with best-before dates from September 2025 to April 2026. [sandiegouniontribune.com, bostonherald.com, capitalgazette.com, ocregister.com, baltimoresun.com, orlandosentinel.com, seattletimes.com]

#### Consumer Advisory
**Point 1**: Consumers are urged not to prepare or consume the affected meals and to check batch codes against the recall listing. [sandiegouniontribune.com, bostonherald.com, capitalgazette.com, ocregister.com, baltimoresun.com, orlandosentinel.com, seattletimes.com]
**Point 2**: For any inquiries, Nestle USA has provided a contact number for customers to call for further information or to arrange for a replacement or refund. [sandiegouniontribune.com, bostonherald.com, capitalgazette.com, ocregister.com, baltimoresun.com, orlandosentinel.com, seattletimes.com]

Nestle USA Recalls Frozen Meals Due to Contamination Risk

#### Sleep Patterns and Dementia Risk
**Point 1**: Research indicates that older women experiencing increased daytime sleepiness over five years have double the risk of developing dementia, highlighting the importance of sleep for cognitive health. [newsweek.com, gbnews.com] 
**Point 2**: The study, involving 733 female participants with an average age of 83, identified three sleep pattern groups and found a significant correlation between worsening sleep patterns and increased dementia risk. [newsweek.com, gbnews.com, independent.co.uk]

#### Implications and Recommendations
**Point 1**: Despite the association, the study does not establish causation but suggests that changes in sleep patterns could serve as early markers for dementia risk in women in their 80s. [gbnews.com, independent.co.uk]
**Point 2**: Lifestyle modifications such as regular exercise, mental and social engagement, and managing health conditions are recommended to reduce dementia risk, emphasizing the role of sleep in cognitive aging. [newsweek.com]

Study Links Daytime Sleepiness to Increased Dementia Risk in Elderly Women

#### Breakthrough in Alzheimer's Research
**Point 1**: Early clinical trial data suggests gantenerumab, an experimental anti-amyloid drug, may halve the risk of developing Alzheimer's symptoms in individuals with a genetic predisposition to the disease. [gizmodo.com, independent.co.uk, euronews.com] 
**Point 2**: The study, involving 73 participants with dominantly inherited Alzheimer's, indicates that long-term treatment could delay the onset of symptoms, offering hope for more effective future Alzheimer's treatments. [independent.co.uk, euronews.com]

#### Study Insights and Limitations
**Point 1**: While the results are promising, showing a 50% reduction in symptom development risk for those treated longest, the study's small sample size and gantenerumab's variable efficacy highlight the need for further research. [euronews.com, medicalnewstoday.com] 
**Point 2**: Scientists emphasize the importance of continued research in larger groups over extended periods to fully understand gantenerumab's potential and address unanswered questions about its effectiveness and safety. [medicalnewstoday.com]

Experimental Drug Gantenerumab Shows Promise in Delaying Alzheimer's Symptoms

#### Community Impact
**Point 1**: The At-Risk Intervention and Mentoring (AIM) program, initiated in 2010, addresses the root causes of gun violence by linking hospital care with social support, aiming to reduce recidivism through comprehensive care. [orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, bostonherald.com, denverpost.com]
**Point 2**: AIM's approach includes meeting gunshot victims at their hospital bedsides, providing immediate support and working towards solutions that prevent future violence, such as relocation, housing, education, or therapy. [orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, bostonherald.com, denverpost.com]

#### Funding and Future Challenges
**Point 1**: Uncertainty around federal funding due to policy reviews has led AIM and similar programs to seek alternative financing, highlighting the dependency on government support for violence intervention efforts. [orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, bostonherald.com, denverpost.com]
**Point 2**: Despite the challenges, the program's success in reducing future violence through intervention underscores the importance of addressing social determinants of health to break the cycle of gun violence. [orlandosentinel.com, capitalgazette.com, baltimoresun.com, bostonherald.com, denverpost.com]

Denver's AIM Program Tackles Gun Violence Through Hospital Intervention

#### Cardiovascular Risks Identified
**Point 1**: A comprehensive study involving over 4.6 million participants found that individuals under 50 who use marijuana are significantly more likely to experience cardiovascular events, including heart attacks and strokes, compared to non-users. [people.com, sciencedaily.com, blackenterprise.com]
**Point 2**: Specifically, cannabis users were reported to be six times more likely to suffer a heart attack, four times more likely to have an ischemic stroke, and two times more likely to face heart failure. The risk of death from cardiovascular problems was also notably higher. [people.com, sciencedaily.com]

#### Calls for Awareness and Further Research
**Point 1**: Lead author Dr. Ibrahim Kamel emphasized the need for healthcare professionals to inquire about patients' cannabis use as part of assessing cardiovascular risk, akin to screening for cigarette smoking. [people.com, sciencedaily.com, blackenterprise.com]
**Point 2**: There is a call for more comprehensive studies to understand the full scope of cannabis's impact on heart health and to identify which groups are at the highest risk, amid growing legal acceptance of marijuana. [people.com, blackenterprise.com]

Young Marijuana Users Face Increased Heart Attack Risk, Studies Find

#### Effectiveness of Treatments
**Point 1**: A comprehensive review of 301 trials found that only about 10% of treatments for lower back pain are effective, with many offering benefits barely above placebo levels. [nypost.com, gizmodo.com, foxnews.com, vice.com]
**Point 2**: Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) showed effectiveness for acute pain, while exercise, spinal manipulation, and antidepressants among others had modest effects for chronic pain. [nypost.com, gizmodo.com, foxnews.com]

#### Calls for Further Research
**Point 1**: Researchers highlighted the need for more high-quality, placebo-controlled trials to better understand the efficacy of back pain treatments, due to many treatments having inconclusive evidence. [nypost.com, gizmodo.com, foxnews.com]
**Point 2**: Dr. Stephen Clark emphasized the importance of multimodal treatments tailored to individual patient experiences, given the complex nature of pain. [nypost.com, foxnews.com]

Study Reveals Limited Effectiveness of Back Pain Treatments

#### Medical Breakthrough
**Point 1**: An Australian man in his 40s became the first person worldwide to live over 100 days with a BiVACOR titanium artificial heart, marking a significant advancement in heart failure treatment. [iflscience.com, vice.com, aljazeera.com]
**Point 2**: The implant, designed to address the shortage of donor hearts, features a magnetically suspended rotor, reducing potential wear and tear with no valves or bearings, potentially offering a more durable solution. [iflscience.com, vice.com]

#### Global Implications and Future Prospects
**Point 1**: This case represents a hopeful step towards permanent artificial heart solutions, especially for patients ineligible for or waiting for a human heart transplant, addressing the global donor shortage. [vice.com, aljazeera.com]
**Point 2**: Clinical trials in the US, including five patients who received the BiVACOR TAH, indicate potential for the device as a bridge to transplant or a permanent solution, with wider global availability anticipated in 4-5 years. [aljazeera.com]

Australian Man Sets Milestone with Titanium Heart Implant

#### Europe Faces Measles Epidemic
**Point 1**: The WHO and UNICEF report a staggering 127,350 measles cases in Europe in 2024, marking the highest number in over 25 years and double the cases of 2023. [abcnews.go.com, gizmodo.com, bbc.com]
**Point 2**: Children under five represent over 40% of the cases, with more than half requiring hospitalization and 38 reported deaths. The region accounts for one-third of global measles cases. [abcnews.go.com, gizmodo.com, bbc.com]

#### U.S. Measles Outbreak and Vaccination Concerns
**Point 1**: The U.S. faces its worst measles outbreak since 2019, with over 250 cases reported in Texas and New Mexico. Two deaths, including one of an unvaccinated child, have been linked to the outbreak. [abcnews.go.com]
**Point 2**: Vaccination rates in the U.S. have declined post-COVID-19 pandemic, contributing to the surge. The CDC emphasizes the need for 95% vaccination coverage to prevent outbreaks. [abcnews.go.com]

Measles Surge Hits Europe and U.S., WHO Reports Highest Cases in 25 Years

#### Policy Shift
**Point 1**: HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aims to eliminate the "Generally Recognized as Safe" (GRAS) loophole, requiring FDA approval for new food additives to ensure transparency and safety. [scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com]  
**Point 2**: Kennedy's directive responds to concerns that the GRAS system, established in the 1990s, allows unchecked introduction of potentially harmful ingredients into the food supply. [scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com]

#### Research and Public Health
**Point 1**: A 2024 study by NYU, funded by the NIH, criticized the lack of FDA and public awareness regarding the prevalence of untested ingredients in ultra-processed foods. [scrippsnews.com, fox13now.com, news5cleveland.com]  
**Point 2**: Kennedy's overhaul plan includes reviewing existing GRAS ingredients and encouraging the removal of those deemed unsafe, aiming to align U.S. food safety standards more closely with those of Europe. [washingtonexaminer.com, fox9.com]

Kennedy Moves to Overhaul GRAS Standards to Ensure Food Safety

#### Case Identification and Response
**Point 1**: Maryland health officials confirmed a measles case in a Howard County resident who traveled internationally, with no connection to the outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico. [news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com, newsweek.com, wjla.com, fox9.com]
**Point 2**: Exposure warnings were issued for individuals at Washington Dulles International Airport and Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center during specific times, as part of contact tracing efforts. [news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com, newsweek.com, wjla.com, fox9.com, baltimoresun.com, capitalgazette.com]

#### Vaccination and Public Health Measures
**Point 1**: The CDC emphasizes the importance of the MMR vaccine, with rising measles cases in the U.S. due to decreased vaccination rates among children. [news5cleveland.com, fox13now.com, newsweek.com]
**Point 2**: Health officials urge those potentially exposed to monitor for symptoms up to 21 days post-exposure and consider vaccination if not already immune. [wjla.com, fox9.com, baltimoresun.com, capitalgazette.com]

Measles Cases Confirmed in Maryland Linked to International Travel

#### Innovation in Brain-Computer Interfaces
**Point 1**: Researchers at UC San Francisco developed a brain-computer interface (BCI) enabling a paralyzed man to control a robotic arm solely through thought, marking a significant advancement in assistive technology for individuals with paralysis. [sciencedaily.com, people.com, sciencealert.com]
**Point 2**: This BCI, which combines AI and robotics, operated for seven months without major recalibration, a significant improvement over previous models that required adjustments every few days. [sciencedaily.com, people.com, sciencealert.com]

#### Practical Applications and Future Directions
**Point 1**: The technology allows the user to perform tasks such as grasping, moving, and dropping objects, including opening a cupboard and using a drink dispenser, highlighting its potential for enhancing independence. [sciencedaily.com, people.com, sciencealert.com]
**Point 2**: Researchers aim to refine the AI for faster and smoother movements and plan to test the BCI in home environments, with the confidence that this system can be further developed to improve the quality of life for people with paralysis. [sciencedaily.com, people.com, sciencealert.com]

Breakthrough in Brain-Computer Interface Allows Paralyzed Man to Control Robotic Arm

#### Health Officials Respond to Rising Cases
**Point 1**: An unvaccinated New Mexico resident from Lea County died after testing positive for measles, marking a concerning spike in local cases. The New Mexico Department of Health reported 10 measles cases in the county, with seven individuals unvaccinated. [nydailynews.com, news5cleveland.com, joemygod.com]
**Point 2**: The outbreak in New Mexico is suspected to be connected to a larger one in West Texas, where 159 cases and a child’s death have been reported since late January. The CDC has deployed a team to Texas to assist with the response. [nydailynews.com, news5cleveland.com]

#### Vaccination and Public Health Concerns
**Point 1**: Health officials emphasize the importance of the MMR vaccine, stating it's the best protection against measles, a disease that can lead to severe complications and death. The vaccine is recommended for children in two doses, starting as early as 12 months. [nydailynews.com, news5cleveland.com]
**Point 2**: The United Nations warns that the Americas are at risk of losing measles elimination status, highlighting the global implications of declining vaccination rates and the spread of the virus across state lines in the U.S. [nydailynews.com]

Measles Outbreak Linked to Deaths in New Mexico and Texas

#### Funding and Program Shifts
**Point 1**: The Trump administration is contemplating significant cuts to the CDC's HIV Prevention Division, which could jeopardize progress in reducing new HIV infections and accessing healthcare for newly diagnosed individuals. [seattletimes.com, independent.co.uk, gizmodo.com, nbcnews.com]
**Point 2**: There's a proposal to shift some CDC HIV prevention programs to the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), despite concerns that HRSA primarily focuses on HIV care and treatment, not prevention. [seattletimes.com, nytimes.com, nbcnews.com]

#### Impact on Domestic and Global Efforts
**Point 1**: Cuts to HIV prevention funding, including programs targeting high-risk groups like transgender individuals and communities of color, could reverse gains made in the fight against HIV in the U.S. [seattletimes.com, independent.co.uk, gizmodo.com, nytimes.com]
**Point 2**: Internationally, the administration's cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development have halted HIV prevention efforts and jeopardized the delivery of essential medications, risking millions of lives. [seattletimes.com, sandiegouniontribune.com, gizmodo.com]

Trump Administration Considers Major Cuts to HIV Prevention Efforts

#### Understanding the Risks
**Point 1**: Recent studies reveal microplastics in human brains at higher levels than in other organs, raising concerns about their potential to damage cells, trigger inflammation, and disrupt organ function. [nypost.com, medicalnewstoday.com]
**Point 2**: The presence of microplastics in various body parts, including lungs, liver, and blood, has been linked to an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, and certain cancers. [nypost.com]

#### Mitigating Exposure
**Point 1**: Experts recommend switching from bottled water to filtered tap water and using stainless steel reusable bottles to significantly reduce microplastic intake. [nypost.com, detroitnews.com]
**Point 2**: Boiling and filtering tap water, choosing paper or loose-leaf tea over plastic teabags, and avoiding plastic food containers and highly processed foods are further steps suggested to minimize exposure. [nypost.com, detroitnews.com, medicalnewstoday.com]

Microplastics Found in Human Brains: Steps to Reduce Exposure

#### Rising Cases and Impact
**Point 1**: The U.S. faces a notable increase in norovirus outbreaks, with 91 reported in the week of Dec. 5, up from 69 the previous week, marking a seasonal surge. [bostonglobe.com]
**Point 2**: Annually, norovirus causes about 900 deaths, 109,000 hospitalizations, and 465,000 emergency department visits, predominantly affecting the elderly and young children. [bostonglobe.com, buzzfeednews.com, bridgemi.com]

#### Spread and Prevention
**Point 1**: Norovirus spreads easily through contaminated food, water, surfaces, and direct contact, with symptoms including vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. [bostonglobe.com, buzzfeednews.com, bridgemi.com]
**Point 2**: Prevention hinges on rigorous handwashing, especially after using the toilet or handling food, and proper food preparation techniques to combat the virus's resilience to heat. [bostonglobe.com, bridgemi.com]

Health

MAR. 21, 2025

Study Reveals Blood Test Inequities in Ovarian Cancer Detection Among Black and Native American Patients

A recent study found that the CA-125 blood test, used to detect ovarian cancer, is less likely to produce elevated levels in Black and Native American patients, potentially delaying diagnosis and treatment...

Updated 1 day ago

Study Reveals Blood Test Inequities in Ovarian Cancer Detection Among Black and Native American Patients

A recent study found that the CA-125 blood test, used to detect ovarian cancer, is less likely to produce elevated levels in Black and Native American patients, potentially delaying diagnosis and treatment...

Robotic Blood Drawing Device Aims to Modernize Healthcare

Northwestern Medicine, along with other U.S. health systems, is participating in a clinical trial for Aletta, a robotic device designed to automate blood collection, promising increased efficiency and reduced reliance on phlebotomists...

Updated 3 hours ago

Robotic Blood Drawing Device Aims to Modernize Healthcare

Northwestern Medicine, along with other U.S. health systems, is participating in a clinical trial for Aletta, a robotic device designed to automate blood collection, promising increased efficiency and reduced reliance on phlebotomists...

Benadryl Liquid Elixir Recall Due to Child Poisoning Risk

Approximately 2,300 units of Benadryl Liquid Elixir, 100 mL bottles, were recalled due to non-compliance with child-resistant packaging requirements, posing a poisoning risk to young children...

Updated 4 hours ago

Benadryl Liquid Elixir Recall Due to Child Poisoning Risk

Approximately 2,300 units of Benadryl Liquid Elixir, 100 mL bottles, were recalled due to non-compliance with child-resistant packaging requirements, posing a poisoning risk to young children...

AstraZeneca Announces $2.5 Billion R&D Center in Beijing Amid Controversies

NYC's Croton Water System Faces Salinity Crisis

Measles Cases Surge in the U.S., Outbreak Linked to Vaccination Declines

Nestle USA Recalls Frozen Meals Due to Contamination Risk

Study Links Daytime Sleepiness to Increased Dementia Risk in Elderly Women

Experimental Drug Gantenerumab Shows Promise in Delaying Alzheimer's Symptoms

Denver's AIM Program Tackles Gun Violence Through Hospital Intervention

Young Marijuana Users Face Increased Heart Attack Risk, Studies Find

Study Reveals Limited Effectiveness of Back Pain Treatments

Australian Man Sets Milestone with Titanium Heart Implant

Measles Surge Hits Europe and U.S., WHO Reports Highest Cases in 25 Years

Kennedy Moves to Overhaul GRAS Standards to Ensure Food Safety

Measles Cases Confirmed in Maryland Linked to International Travel

Breakthrough in Brain-Computer Interface Allows Paralyzed Man to Control Robotic Arm

Measles Outbreak Linked to Deaths in New Mexico and Texas

Trump Administration Considers Major Cuts to HIV Prevention Efforts

Microplastics Found in Human Brains: Steps to Reduce Exposure

Norovirus Outbreaks Surge in the U.S. Amid Winter Season