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Stanford-led findings show joint cartilage can thicken and recover when an age-related enzyme is blocked, with implications for osteoarthritis.

Consumer Reports found unsafe lead levels in protein powders, urging tighter federal limits to protect public health and supplement users.

New research reveals exercise molecule Lac-Phe suppresses hunger by targeting brain neurons, offering insight into weight loss mechanisms.

Alberta confirms first measles-related death in 2025 as premature infant dies after mother contracts virus during pregnancy.

Over 517,000 lives saved through 40 years of breast cancer awareness, early detection, and treatment advancements worldwide.

Cholera deaths increased by 50% in 2024 as 60 nations reported outbreaks, with Africa, Asia, and the Middle East facing the highest burden.

WHO warns of worsening cholera trends, with 409,000 cases and 4,738 deaths recorded so far in 2025, and vulnerable regions facing severe health risks.

Starting this fall, Ontarians 75 and older will be eligible for free RSV vaccines as the province broadens its public health protections.

Inadequate hydration may significantly increase cortisol levels during stress, according to new research linking water intake to biological stress response.

Uninsured Americans can now access Ozempic for $499 monthly as Novo Nordisk rolls out a direct-to-consumer model through telehealth providers.