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AFPI has released its new "Farmers First Agenda" to reduce the cost of production for farmers, bring down the cost of food and make healthy, natural food more accessible to Americans. Read More.

In a sudden about-face, HHS said it won't slash funding for the Women's Health Initiative after concerns about moves to end contracts for the study. Read More.

The British monarch, who was diagnosed with cancer in February 2024, has kept the details of his disease private. Read More.

Plus why you shouldn’t just drive yourself (or get a ride from a loved one) to the hospital. Read More.

Pain is something we all face at some point in our lives. It might come from surgery, an injury, or a long-term health condition. For many years, doctors often turned to opioid medications to treat moderate to severe pain. Read More.

Some people are more inclined toward gratitude than others, but there are specific ways that everyone can cultivate more of it. Read More.

Vitamin D supplements may help decrease the risk of colorectal cancer and improve survival for people with colorectal cancer, a literature review of 50 studies has found. Read More.

Depression usually recurs over a lifetime. WebMD explains how recurrences and relapses are treated. Read More.

SARS-CoV-2 infection is linked to significant declines in sperm quality, including reduced sperm count, motility, and increased DNA fragmentation, as shown in both cross-sectional and longitudinal observations. Read More.

Thanks to technological innovations, mental health treatment is undergoing a significant transformation. Tech is helping to make mental health care more accessible, personalized, and effective for millions of people. Let's explore the key technologies reshaping mental wellness in 2025. Read More.

Discover the steps to begin a plant-based diet. Mayo Clinic Press provides expert guidance on transitioning to a plant-based lifestyle. Read More.

In recent years, smartwatches have gone far beyond just telling the time or tracking steps. These little gadgets on our wrists are becoming powerful health tools, quietly monitoring our bodies and sometimes even alerting us to serious medical issues before we realize something’s wrong. Read More.

People with a family history of heart disease and high LDL cholesterol should consult their doctor about lowering their LDL levels to less than 70 milligrams per deciliter, which often means taking... Read More.

Amid the ongoing measles outbreak, Allison Croucher, a pediatrician in Illinois, said she often gets these questions from parents who are concerned about the spread. Read More.

A new study from the American Heart Association (AHA) has uncovered unexpected heart health trends among young adults aged 18 to 25, a group previously thought to be at their healthiest. Read More.