Damar Hamlin’s life-saving CPR after cardiac arrest: How to perform CPR without training
Health experts weigh in on the importance of knowing what to do in the event of cardiac arrest as Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin continues...
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Honey as an alternative to sugar? New study indicates the health benefits
A recent study published in Nutrition Reviews suggests consuming raw honey from a single floral source may help with blood sugar control and lower cholesterol...
FDA accelerates approval for Alzheimer’s drug
U.S. health officials approved an Alzheimer's drug that could slow cognitive decline in some cases but comes with risks....
Stronger limits proposed to control deadly soot pollution in the US
The Environmental Protection Agency says the U.S. needs to implement tougher standards to control soot pollution in the air, which can kill thousands of people...
As COVID ravages China, US expands testing system for incoming travelers
The U.S. is expanding its COVID-19 testing system. Travelers arriving to the states will now be able to voluntarily and anonymously take tests that track...
Healthy aging and drinking water: Fascinating findings from a new study
A new study by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) published in eBioMedicine suggests drinking enough water may help delay the aging process for many...
China defends its COVID handling after WHO, Biden say Beijing is under-reporting deaths
China is seeing a surge in COVID cases after abandoning its stringent coronavirus policies. While Biden and WHO voiced concerns, China said its epidemic situation...
Tirzepatide drug fast-tracked for weight loss indication by FDA: What to know about it
An injection drug known as tirzepatide, already approved by the FDA for treating Type 2 diabetes, is likely to gain approval for weight loss treatment...
Belgium to test wastewater on flights arriving from China for COVID
Wastewater on planes arriving to Belgium from China will be tested for COVID-19. China is currently facing a surge in cases after lifting its "zero-COVID"...
European Union offers China free COVID vaccines as cases surge
The European Union is offering free coronavirus vaccines to China as the country is facing an increase of cases after lifting its "zero-COVID" policies last...
Patients flood Shanghai hospitals after China relaxes its COVID policies
Hospitals in Shanghai are overflowing with patients after China lifted its coronavirus rules. Countries are urging China to release figures on its latest COVID wave....
Employer-sponsored health insurance is not adequately covering all health services for many: report
A new report in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that many Americans, especially women, have trouble paying for required health care services,...
Migrants crossing the southern border show signs of ‘worsening trauma,’ including sexual assault: report
Illegal migrants crossing the U.S. southern border show signs of "worsening trauma," the Associated Press reported, including witnessing murders and experiencing kidnappings and sexual assault....
Type 2 diabetes: Study predicts ‘startling’ rise of the condition among America’s young people
A new modeling study is raising alarm bells after finding that the number of young people in the United States with diabetes will increase by...
Ohio county reports more than 80 measles cases, majority of the country’s 117
About 70% of the measles cases reported in the United States this year are in Central Ohio in an area that hadn't had a case...
Biden administration partially rescinds Trump ‘conscience’ health care proposal
The Department of Health and Human Services is proposing a new rule to restore the process for conscience complaints and protect against discrimination....
This starchy vegetable isn’t always bad for you, new study says
The Fox News Health Newsletter brings you trending and important stories about health warnings, drug shortages, mental health issues and more in this weekly recap....
Parkinson’s disease afflicts thousands more Americans than previous estimates: new study
A new Parkinson's Foundation-back study has found that some 90,000 people are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in the U.S. each year, roughly a 50% increase...
Making pig livers humanlike in quest to ease organ shortage
Scientists are attempting to tackle the nation's organ shortage by transforming pig livers to look and act like human ones. The study is taking place...
Woman who lost her soulmate to fentanyl discusses grief around holidays, honoring lost loved ones
After losing her partner to fentanyl, Gwen Dudley discusses the grief associated with holidays and encourages people to support friends struggling with loss....
CDC: Flu season starting to wane after brutal start, including at least 12,000 deaths
The spread of influenza this season has already resulted in 12,000 deaths, but it could be on the decline, according to the Center for Disease...
Texas federal judge rules against HHS program allowing teens confidential birth control
A Texas district judge ruled that Title X, a federal program that provides free, confidential contraception to anyone violates parents' rights and state and federal...
US releasing prescription flu medication from strategic national stockpile
The U.S. will release prescription flu medication from the strategic national stockpile in response to an unusually early and severe flu season....
Grant Wahl’s sudden death from an aortic aneurysm: What to know about the condition
After sports journalist Grant Wahl passed away recently during the World Cup from a ruptured aortic aneurysm, here's what to know about the condition, about...
CDC says respiratory viruses may continue to spread for weeks, ‘possibly even months’: report
Respiratory viruses are continuing to infect Americans across the U.S., causing an influx of patients in hospitals and forcing officials to put emergency orders in...