Category: Washington Post

Monkeypox infected more than 26,000 Americans. Five men share what the virus has done to their bodies, their families and their finances.

Intradermal injections allow a vaccine dose to be split into five. But they’ve brought up lingering concerns about side effects and questions about efficacy.

Planned Parenthood said visits to its southern Illinois facility by out-of-state residents seeking abortion have grown 340 percent since the Roe v Wade was overturned.

Some of the chemicals can be dangerous and cause permanent harm.

Research published in the Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology estimates that 8.4 million people now live with Type 1 diabetes.

Pääbo did groundbreaking work to sequence the genome of long-extinct Neanderthals, showing that they interbred with modern humans.

Such issues are being recognized as legitimate reasons to miss school, along with sore throats, colds and tummy aches.

The drug, Relyvrio, is only the third ALS treatment cleared by the Food and Drug Administration in almost three decades.

Experts worry Tua Tagovailoa is at higher risk of severe, long-term problems if he suffered more than one concussion.

There are enough stories of dying people holding on till a loved one reaches or leaves the room to make some think we may have some control over when we die.