Jesper Bengtson
Congo Ebola outbreak passes 2,000 deaths as WHO says response is “playing catch-up”
The epidemic is already the second largest on record and outpacing any previous Ebola response.
If you take this type of antidepressant, these common foods could be dangerous
A small class of older antidepressants demands strict food rules many patients are never fully briefed on.
Vaping was pitched as the safer pregnancy option: a new SUDI study complicates that
New research on infant deaths puts the "safer alternative" claim under fresh scrutiny.
A next-generation weight-loss drug may cut body weight by nearly 30%
Eli Lilly's experimental retatrutide topped every obesity drug tested so far in a large Phase 3 trial.
One amino acid may be the missing piece that makes the longevity diet actually work
A new mouse study points to methionine as the tweak that unlocks the diet's biggest gains.
5 early warning signs of COPD that most people brush off as normal
More than 16 million Americans have COPD, and millions more likely have it without knowing.