A Tulane University study associated nighttime light above 3 lux with increased cardiovascular risks, while sleep experts warned that bedroom illumination can suppress melatonin and disrupt essential restorative processes. Simple lighting changes may help protect sleep quality.
An injectable made from sterilized donor fat promises fast volume with little downtime, but Dr. Tommaso Addona says limited human evidence and possible imaging complications make breast use too uncertain until studies track outcomes for years.
After nine illnesses and one death, New York City ordered 10 South Bronx cooling towers cleaned immediately, including units at Yankee Stadium and Lincoln Hospital, while tests continue to determine whether live Legionella bacteria were present.
AI is advancing personalized melanoma treatment, fertility care, drug research and disease prediction, but several promising systems remain investigational. Patients should examine clinical evidence, professional oversight, regulatory status and data practices before relying on these technologies.
After losing Connie Dahl to stage 4 ovarian cancer, Becky Drexler faced her own diagnosis, multiple recurrences and years of treatment, while urging women not to dismiss persistent, vague symptoms and to advocate for medical evaluation.
A resurfaced 2019 hearing video shows Senate candidate James Talarico calling denial of a child’s gender identity potentially abusive, reviving scrutiny of his record as his campaign insists he supports parental authority.
Joanna Wietrzyk reportedly won HYROX Beijing 2026 despite suffering diarrhea during the race, prompting HYROX to examine how its biocontaminant and medical procedures were applied during the unusually messy victory.
Oscar Pineda and Katerin Monzon-Alvarado face child abuse, assault and reckless endangerment charges after their infant daughter died with extensive brain trauma, while authorities await an autopsy that could bring additional homicide charges.