Tuberculosis Cases Decrease Worldwide Except for the USA

The choice of anesthesia for C-section is driven by the concern that general anesthesia might harm the newborn, limiting options when a spinal or epidural fails

Studies link poverty, debt to early death for Americans

Large study of 331,000+ U.S. college students finds over half of opioid misuse involves drugs not prescribed to the user

The US has an "Epilepsy Belt." Poor sleep, heat, and regional barriers are likely causes

A new survey suggests self-pleasure may help some women manage menopause symptoms alongside other care options

Food companies are driving a global rise in ultra-processed food consumption that is damaging health, and also preventing government action that could limit its harm, international study finds

Soybeans are a sustainable, high-quality protein with bioactive compounds that effectively improve public health by combating chronic diseases and malnutrition

Child Abuse and Neglect Rates in the U.S. Are Dropping, but Disparities Exist

Automated Medicaid enrollment renewals reduce procedural denials and increase coverage – Four U.S