A convicted rapist leads one of the most influential health advocacy movements in the U.S., despite decades of allegations and a 10.5-year prison sentence.

AI health advice may backfire despite accuracy, as truthful messaging about risky behaviors could worsen outcomes, research shows.

This flu season, teens face the highest infection rates while seniors are spared, with 1.7M U.S. cases and 1,400 deaths by November.

cpr training does not increase cardiac arrest survival, even though immediate CPR can double the odds for the roughly 350,000 Americans who die each year.

Kratom’s rise in the U.S. raises health concerns as weak regulations leave users vulnerable, with two-thirds of Americans unfamiliar with its risks.

AI trained on incomplete women’s medical records risks worsening healthcare by deepening biases in diagnosis and treatment decisions.

Bird flu death in Washington linked to cattle exposure highlights the rare but serious risk of avian influenza transmission from farms, officials say.

US patient trades insurance for Malta's socialized medicine system, about one quarter of US costs per person.

Cancer treatment may be safe during pregnancy, according to Cancer and Pregnancy Registry founder Elyce Cardonick.

Medtech deal activity hit a record high of $130 billion in the 12 months ending June 30, despite market volatility and inflation.