A study examining school schedules and fatal crashes estimates that permanent Daylight Saving Time could produce more than 2 billion additional dark morning school commutes annually, raising concerns about pedestrian dangers for children.
A Yakima County resident with underlying medical conditions died after exposure to infected dairy cattle, marking the nation’s third bird flu death, while officials continue monitoring contacts and say public risk remains low.
More than 3,700 bottles of Olmesartan Medoxomil, Amlodipine and Hydrochlorothiazide Tablets are being recalled nationwide after a component failed dissolution testing requirements, prompting a Class II designation from federal regulators.
Three experiments involving American adults found that higher copays raised expected physical pain and reduced willingness to schedule care, suggesting that the emotional burden of medical costs may shape decisions before patients enter a doctor's office.
A Lewis County child’s death became New York’s first known measles associated fatality in more than 30 years, intensifying concern as officials respond to 178 cases with emergency measures, vaccination efforts and expanded public health resources.
A six month trial found that intensive calorie restriction and supervised exercise dramatically increased type 2 diabetes remission among younger adults, while helping participants lose weight, preserve muscle and improve cardiovascular fitness.
UCLA researchers found that briefly increasing p53 activity with navtemadlin helped prepared human T cells resist exhaustion and kill more melanoma cells in laboratory tests, though animal studies and careful dose research are needed before clinical trials.
Research involving more than 6,000 postmenopausal women found higher cardiovascular event rates among testosterone users, but its observational design cannot prove causation. Experts urge careful risk assessment, dosing and monitoring when considering treatment.