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The FDA has approved the first generic version of Climara Pro, a once-weekly transdermal patch designed for menopause treatment in women with an intact uterus.

A natural compound called argyrin B shows promise in targeting dangerous gut bacteria while preserving beneficial microbes, according to new research.

Researchers at the University of British Columbia discovered that statins cause muscle pain by holding open calcium channels in muscle cells, leading to tissue damage.

A Cumbria charity supporting new mothers warns that funding cuts could end in-person postpartum mental health groups, leaving vulnerable women without support.

US researchers have developed an AI tool that estimates cancer survival rates using facial photos. The technology is still in early development stages.

Rehab centers report a massive rise in young people seeking ketamine rehab, with severe health risks like bladder damage becoming common among users in their early twenties.

Researchers identify reduced PLC2 protein and structural disorganization in taste buds as causes for persistent post-COVID taste loss.

The Congo Ebola outbreak has become the deadliest in the nation’s history with over 9,000 confirmed cases. Aid workers cite community fear and budget cuts as major barriers to containment.

Researchers at Mayo Clinic have identified five distinct biological subtypes of fatty liver disease, each carrying different risks for severe health complications.

New research shows 3,000 steps daily reduces tau protein buildup, slowing Alzheimer’s progression. Experts say modest activity targets are realistic for older adults.