The interagency agreement would move Congressionally appropriated funding for biomedical research to military biodefense programs at the DoD.
Research finds people are more likely to believe someone’s request for a religious exemption is sincere when the desired outcome aligns with their own political ideology.
Female pediatricians reported higher rates of burnout than their male peers in 2025.
Trust in federal government health agencies has dropped in Trump’s second term.
Those who spent 10 minutes in a lake or river were more than twice as likely to suffer skin ailments than those who stood along the shore.
The number of single-study approvals has increased considerably since 2016, when the 21st Century Cures Act was signed into law.
Students would still be required to get vaccinated against 7 diseases.
In July, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said church schools' position on religious exemptions might disqualify them from state scholarships and vouchers.
A Minneapolis-based company has recalled certain lots of alfalfa sprouts linked to a 15-state E coli and Salmonella outbreak.
Emergency department boarding can be risky for patients. A new paper examines how long people wait to be admitted to the hospital.
