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The mobile unit will make multiple stops throughout the month to provide breast cancer screenings to patients across the region.

Research adds to the growing body of evidence on the safety profile of a drug class widely used for diabetes and weight loss.

Northern Colorado health officials reported the county's first case of the season, urging residents to take protective steps.

Experts began the renaming process in May 2026, shifting focus away from ovarian and fertility symptoms that not all patients experience.

The company's Pennsylvania expansion brings specialized care for children and adolescents to the Pittsburgh area for the first time.

The Swiss company plans a First in Human clinical trial for a device targeting conditions affecting women after securing its seed round.

An investigation found residents at the Dublin facility were mistreated, prompting firings and resignations among staff.

Experts say rising temperatures are increasing psychiatric emergencies, aggression, and suicide risk in vulnerable populations.

A McGill University study found both options improved memory test scores by about 22% after 30 hours without sleep.

Psychologists in Connecticut say boredom activates the brain's default mode network, which is linked to imagination and problem-solving.

A scoping review of 77 studies found wildfire smoke alone kills an estimated 296,000 people per year in the region during El Niño events.

A nationwide cohort study of more than 12,000 patients found that serious neutropenia occurred at a rate of 1.7 cases per 1,000 person-years.