Mucosal vaccines delivered by nose or throat as sniffable or inhalable formulations could offer long-term COVID immunity. Several are in clinical trials.
A chronic lack of sleep due to these mismatched sleep schedules can explain why teens who are night owls are at greater risk for emotional and behavioral problems than ones who are mornin...
Multicancer early detection tests (MCEDs) could screen for most common cancers all at once. They look for trace amounts of tumour DNA in the bloodstream.
Long COVID affects different people in different ways and it's important to recognize that exercise might not be suitable for all, say experts.
COVID-19 and flu vaccinations are safe in all trimesters during pregnancy, medical experts say. Bivalent boosters can also be given during pregnancy.
From the optimal number of hours to the power of cognitive behavioural therapy, these 10 articles can help you find a way to a better night's sleep.
Top stories: record number of cholera outbreaks worldwide; highest COVID-19 numbers in China in six months; health must be top of COP27 agenda, WHO says.
Two new Omicron subvariants BQ.1 and BQ.1.1 have been identified in the UK and Europe and collectively account for 27% of current infections in the US.
A well-informed public is more willing to engage with the healthcare system, enabling preventative care and treatment that is in patients' long-term interests.
Researchers investigated known signs of pancreatic cancer – weight loss, high blood sugar and diabetes – and looked at when they develop.
The mental well-being benefits associated with vaccination were heavily concentrated in the older and clinically vulnerable groups, UK researchers found.
Climate change has a direct impact on human health, but many healthcare systems have not committed to net zero. The sector must reduce its carbon footprint.
Children and young people's mental health is increasingly suffering from eco-anxiety, but getting involved in the fight against climate change can help.
There are a large number of older people living with HIV and AIDS and they don't always receive the support they need, steps must be taken to address this.
Of those diagnosed with dementia who receive intensive end-of-life care, most are from racial and ethnic minority groups, according to a new study.
