No one knows full extent of outbreak after delays with testing, data gathering and vaccine rollout allowed monkeypox to spread in US
Author: Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY
How will the obesity epidemic end? With kids.
Experts say the path to addressing widespread obesity has to start in childhood, when habits are made and capping weight gain remains realistic.
Inside America’s obesity epidemic: How America’s weight (and weight loss) aren’t so simple
A deep look at how America’s weight has been changing in recent years, including advances in treatments and the scientific understanding of obesity.
New drugs and surgery can deliver major weight loss. But they come at a cost.
As the scientific understanding of weight loss deepens, new treatments are getting better but most are expensive and require a life-long commitment.
Extra weight increases health risk in the long run. Fat shaming hurts now.
‘We know that shaming people to lose weight doesn’t work.’
‘Watershed moment’: Doctors finding new hope in treatments for deadly pancreatic cancer
Pancreatic cancer treatments are advancing and doctors have hope for a breakthrough, even as it’s poised to overtake lung cancer as the deadliest.
‘Too busy to die’: Brain cancer patient and his mom save lives by pushing care in new ways
Jace Ward had 1 goal when he died of a brain tumor a year ago: to make the path easier for others. A year later, his mother still pursues that dream.
Youngest Americans can start getting COVID-19 vaccines Tuesday. Here’s what every parent should know.
While some parents can’t wait to vaccinate their young children against COVID-19, others remain hesitant. Your questions answered.
CDC recommends COVID-19 vaccines for youngest Americans; shots will become available as soon as Tuesday
The actions clear the way for 10 million COVID-19 vaccine doses to begin delivery and distribution to young children as soon as Tuesday.
FDA panel recommends Moderna COVID vaccine as second option for kids 6 and older
On Wednesday, the same FDA advisory committee will discuss allowing COVID vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer for younger children.