JFK's granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg reveals terminal cancer diagnosis

John F. Kennedy's granddaughter has publicly announced her terminal cancer diagnosis, revealing that she may have only about a year left to live. This disclosure has drawn attention to her health struggles and the impact of her family's legacy on her current situation.

Doctors across the United States report an alarming increase in lung cancer diagnoses among young women with no prior history of smoking. The reasons for this trend remain unclear, prompting researchers to advocate for updated screening guidelines to facilitate earlier detection of cases. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa provides insights into this concerning health issue.

A new study from Harvard has identified a connection between nighttime light exposure during sleep and heart disease. Researchers indicate that artificial light from devices and household sources disrupts circadian rhythms, which is a recognized risk factor for negative heart health outcomes. The study suggests that minimizing light exposure at night may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

A growing trend among users of GLP-1 medications involves microdosing, where individuals take smaller-than-recommended doses of these injectable weight loss drugs. While some users report positive results, obesity experts caution that this practice is uncharted territory. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports for TODAY.

Two Black women in Texas and Indiana reported that hospital staff ignored their urgent requests for medical assistance while they were in labor, despite being close to giving birth. This situation highlights ongoing concerns regarding the treatment of Black mothers in healthcare settings.