Lilly’s experimental pill, orforglipron, is showing early promise as a potential breakthrough treatment for weight loss and type 2 diabetes—though further testing and regulatory approval are still needed.
CT scans, while life-saving, expose patients to ionizing radiation that may increase long-term cancer risk. Experts urge caution as new research highlights overlooked dangers of repeated CT imaging.
Brisk walking reduces the risk of heart rhythm disorders by up to 43%, according to a new study. Researchers found that faster walking speeds significantly lower the chances of arrhythmias and improve overall heart health.
Pertussis deaths are rising across the US, with multiple infant fatalities reported in recent months. Experts warn that falling vaccination rates, post-COVID, are fueling a broader public health crisis.
The US measles outbreak has surpassed 700 cases across 25 states, with Texas reporting the highest numbers. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces mounting pressure as unvaccinated children account for multiple fatalities.
National Siblings Day, celebrated every April 10, honors the bond between brothers and sisters. Founded in 1995 by Claudia Evart after losing her own siblings, the day seeks national recognition.
