Early Signs Point to a Harsh Flu Season in the U.S.

A new study reveals that a majority of counties across the U.S. are experiencing a steady increase in vaccine exemptions for religious or personal beliefs among children entering kindergarten. This trend raises concerns about public health and the potential for decreased vaccination rates in the population.

U.S. overdose deaths experienced a decline throughout most of 2025, indicating a potential long-term improvement in a crisis that has plagued the nation for decades. This data, released by federal authorities, highlights a significant shift in the trajectory of overdose fatalities.

A new study highlights a significant reduction in the number of new orphans in Uganda, attributed to a decrease in parental deaths from HIV/AIDS, despite concerns over cuts in U.S. aid. This positive trend suggests improvements in health outcomes for families affected by the epidemic.

Initial enrollment in Obamacare has dropped by 1.4 million, primarily due to the expiration of premium subsidies under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), leading to increased costs for consumers. This decline highlights the challenges faced by individuals seeking affordable healthcare coverage in the current market environment.

He Jiankui, known for creating gene-edited babies, has returned to work after serving three years in prison. He argues that his actions were a reflection of being ahead of his time in a society unprepared for his vision of gene editing.