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Countries that choose to do so can reduce premature death by half, researchers say

The Lancet Commission on Investing in Health recently published a report highlighting the progress made by 37 countries in reducing premature mortality. The report, titled Global Health 2050, outlines a

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MIT Spinout Strand Therapeutics Raises $153 Million To Make Cancerous Tumors Light Up

Jake Becraft, a former grad student in biological engineering at MIT, had a groundbreaking idea that could revolutionize cancer treatment:

Could cancer vaccines get held up by HHS’s stance on mRNA?| STAT

The recent announcement by the Health and Human Services Department regarding the termination of nearly $500 million in grants supporting

Potatoes may increase risk of type 2 diabetes—depending on their preparation

French fries have long been a beloved side dish or snack for many, but a new study suggests they may

USAID And PEPFAR Cuts Could Lead To Massive Loss Of Life Overseas

The Lancet paper published in July assesses the impact of American humanitarian aid provided through the United States Agency for

Trump deserves Nobel Peace Prize for mRNA vaccines, professor says

Cambodia made headlines recently when it announced its plan to nominate President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. This decision

Walking further and faster linked to reduced risk of cardiovascular events in people with high blood pressure

An in-depth analysis of over 36,000 individuals with high blood pressure has revealed some fascinating insights into the relationship between

What Is Legionnaires’ Disease? NYC Outbreak Has Left 70 Sick, 3 Dead

Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in New York City Linked to Cooling Towers A recent Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Central Harlem, New

Progress in women’s health runs up against funding cuts

Recent scientific breakthroughs in women's health have brought new hope for improved treatments and prevention strategies. From advancements in vaccines