Treatments for COPD, psoriasis, and neuroendocrine tumors, as well as a next-generation COVID-19 vaccine are under review.

Inappropriate Medicare imaging examinations may have produced as many tons of carbon dioxide equivalents as a town of 72,000 people annually.

The WHO's draft agreement, to be approved in May, emphasizes international coordination to improve pandemic preparedness.

Long-term exposure to higher levels of airborne particulate matter and nitrous dioxide is associated with worse performance for cognition.

The CDC is now recommending early MMR vaccination for children traveling to Texas and Kansas due to the ongoing measles outbreak.

The FDA will now allow review staff and supervisors to work remotely at least twice weekly after a recent return to office order.

Experts expect the NIH funding freeze to reduce new drug development and impede scientists' growth across American research facilities.

Protection against RSV among infants and birthing parents differed by race and ethnicity, indicating the need to ensure equitable access to RSV products.

The FDA is favoring newer testing and modeling methods that reduce animal testing, research costs, and evaluation time.

Layoffs under the Trump administration includes all officials who oversaw HIV care in low-income countries with funding from PEPFAR.

Patients with PWS admitted to the hospital with COVID-19 showed increased risk of in-hospital mortality, severe disease, and mechanical ventilation.

RFK Jr seeks to overturn the CDC's recommendation to fluoridate drinking water and begin investigating fluoride's health risks.