The recent acquisition of Ajax by Lilly comes at a time when the healthcare sector faces significant challenges, including a shortage of syphilis medication and the approval of a new diabetes drug by Sanofi.
Manakins, known for their vibrant displays, may have developed their elaborate dances as a result of changes in their diet, according to recent research.
A new sustainable method for nylon production may transform the industry by utilizing plant materials that have long been discarded as waste.
A major advancement in neuroscience has emerged with the publication of the first complete wiring diagram of the fruit fly's brain and spinal cord, led by Harvard and Princeton researchers.
As temperatures soar above 90F in cities hosting World Cup matches, labor advocates express alarm over the potential health risks for workers involved in the event.
Dick Advocaat's intriguing career path has seen him forge a connection with Vladimir Putin while leading Curaçao to the World Cup, highlighting his multifaceted influence in football.
Researchers at the University of Canterbury are examining the viability of using leaf protein and sugars from plant fibers to support human nutrition during significant global disruptions to food supply.
Research indicates that microplastics ingested by earthworms do not exit their digestive tracts, raising significant concerns about environmental consequences.
The FDA has granted approval for a Sanofi diabetes treatment aimed at young patients, following a contentious internal dispute within the agency.
The World Health Organization's chief has raised significant alarms regarding the escalating Ebola situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, highlighting the urgent need for attention.
At 73, Dawn Zuidgeest-Craft embarks on a remarkable journey into medical residency, challenging age norms in the field of medicine.
In a recent development, the Trump administration is taking measures to address a loophole in the negotiations surrounding Medicare drug prices.
In an unusual decision, Blood Cancer United, a nonprofit organization, is purchasing the last supplies of Luvelta, a discontinued investigational cancer drug.
Recent data from Chile underscores the effectiveness of food warning labels in encouraging healthier eating habits among consumers.
At a recent finance conference, hospital executives acknowledged the pressing issue of affordability in healthcare. However, solutions remain elusive.
Recent developments in cryo-electron microscopy techniques enable the observation of materials in organic solvents, potentially transforming the study of various advanced technologies.
An ongoing evaluation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Make America Healthy Again initiative reveals a mix of achievements and unmet objectives.
The landscape of obesity medications is evolving, with new drugs entering the market and peptides gaining traction in treatment protocols. The FDA's decisions will be pivotal.
Recent findings from the CDC reveal a troubling trend: drinking during pregnancy has increased since 2020, raising concerns about maternal and fetal health.
This editorial explores the executive orders and actions taken by the Trump Administration since January 21, 2025, that influence U.S. global health initiatives.