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The company said a supplier unintentionally added dairy to these products.

While diagnosis rates for advanced cervical cancer are climbing fastest among white women, Black women are most likely to get these hard-to-treat tumors, a new study suggests.

Psilocybin (aka ‘magic mushrooms’) plus supportive therapy has shown promise in the past for treating other mental health conditions too, such as depression.

While predominantly spreading among men who have sex with men, some women and children are getting the illness as well. The first case in a pet has also been reported.

Data collected by the LGBTQ+ youth mental health organization the Trevor Project is among the first look at mental health in queer youth that also considers the intersectionality of identifying as multiple races or ethnicities.

Many dogs that died weren’t properly vaccinated, according to Michigan officials investigating the fatalities.

Auvelity is a new, fast-acting drug used to treat major depressive disorder or clinical depression. It is the first pill in more than 60 years with a new action to treat the condition.

Separate NIH-supported study also reveals hallucinogen (and marijuana) use hit an all-time high in 2021.

Health officials are still working to identify the source of an ongoing E. coli outbreak that may be tied to since-removed romaine lettuce from Wendy’s.

Regular unplanned napping may indicate restless sleep at night and other health effects.

New research suggests that metabolites released by gut microbes may play a bigger role in heart disease risk than saturated fat.

The omicron variant of COVID-19 often causes mild or no symptoms, with a new study finding that the majority of people don't even know they are infected.

Health officials urge people to protect themselves as city sees the highest number of infected mosquitos ever reported.

A new study finds that low wages are linked to worse brain health and memory loss.

The Natural Cycles app now syncs with the Oura ring, a device worn on the finger, to monitor fertility and help prevent pregnancy.

Potent counterfeit pills are sold illicitly as prescription drugs.

Millions of Americans with hearing loss will soon be able to buy hearing aids from stores and online retailers without seeing a doctor or getting a prescription first.

Arriving 20 years after first Lyme vaccine was discontinued, experts say new vaccine is “a long time coming.”

Hundreds of people may be infected with polio, per a recent analysis of New York City sewage. Health experts are urging the unvaccinated to get immunized.