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Looking to cut calories? Try adding chilis, study suggests

A recent study conducted by researchers at Penn State suggests that adding a little spice to your meals could be an effective strategy for cutting back on calories. The study

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Endometriosis, flu updates, autism research: Morning Rounds

An important federal committee responsible for advising the health secretary on autism-related matters is undergoing a transformation. The Interagency Autism

Remembering A Global Health Hero

Dr. William H. “Bill” Foege, M.D., a legendary figure in global health, passed away at the age of 89 in

Alex Pretti honored at Minneapolis vigil by health care workers

MINNEAPOLIS — The city of Minneapolis was shaken by the tragic death of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive care unit

Five Extra Minutes A Day Could Add Years To Your Life

Small Changes for Big Gains in Health and Longevity Research has shown that making small, realistic adjustments to our daily

Endometriosis research and the race for better diagnostic tests

Theresa Gaffney, the lead Morning Rounds writer at STAT, recently shared the story of María Teresa Pérez Zaballos, a woman

Studies Are Increasingly Finding High Blood Sugar May Be Associated With Dementia

The prevalence of dementia in the United States is expected to double by 2060, according to recent studies. A new

Lessons From William H. Foege, A Global Health Legend

Dr. William H. Foege, a renowned figure in global public health, sadly passed away on January 24, 2026, at the

William Foege, 20th century public health hero, has died

Sencer asked Foege why he wasn’t staying to see the job to completion and Foege replied, “Because they don’t need