South Carolina’s upstate region, which includes Spartanburg, has been a hotspot for measles cases, but the contagious disease has spilled into North Carolina, where a growing share of school age
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South Carolina’s upstate region, which includes Spartanburg, has been a hotspot for measles cases, but the contagious disease has spilled into North Carolina, where a growing share of school age
When someone’s heart or lungs suddenly fail, every minute matters. In these critical moments, doctors sometimes turn to one of the most advanced forms of life support available today: ECMO,
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Infants’ microbiomes are strongly affected by what they eat and who they come into contact with.Credit: Getty A large proportion of a baby’s developing microbiota comes from their peers at
What is Swine Flu? Swine flu refers to a respiratory illness caused by a particular strain of the influenza virus, primarily classified under the H1N1 subtype. This virus usually affects
A new study led by the University of Surrey has found a correlation between vitamin D deficiency and the risk of hospital admissions for respiratory infections. Vitamin D, which is
The supermarket was almost empty, that late-Sunday quiet where fluorescent lights buzz louder than the music. In the “healthy” aisle, a woman stood frozen in front of a wall of
You’re counting your calories, closing your rings, maybe even skipping dessert. But the scale still refuses to cooperate. Before you start blaming your willpower, it might be worth looking somewhere
The world’s first major scientific trial looking at the effects of reducing social media use among adolescents, and whether it improves mental health and wellbeing, is set to begin later
A reanalysis of data from a clinical trial on ultra-processed food (UPF) consumption reveals that people consuming a completely unprocessed diet ate about 57% more food (by weight) than participants






