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Neon yellow urine is frequently caused by B vitamins or extreme diets. Experts explain when this color change is harmless and when to see a doctor.

A viral social media trend links low iron to visible facial changes. Doctors warn that appearance alone cannot diagnose iron deficiency.

A major clinical trial confirms that a simple liquid treatment can stop tooth decay in young children without drilling or anesthesia, potentially reducing the need for surgery.

US food stamp enrollment has dropped 13% following new work requirements, prompting warnings from advocates about rising hunger and strained food banks.

Experts warn of transparency gaps as bird flu spreads at a Utah mink farm, with federal agencies citing lack of regulatory authority.

The U.S. is grappling with its worst measles resurgence in decades, with cases particularly high in Pennsylvania where over 1,300 cases have been confirmed.

NPR’s Ayesha Rascoe asks Dr. Ann Falsey of the University of Rochester Medical School about flu shots for people aged 50 and older.

New analysis of 91,000 patients shows that missing doses of blood pressure medication eliminates protection against heart attacks and strokes.

NYU Langone scientists used single-cell analysis to show how pancreatic cancer rewrites its DNA to resist treatment and spread. Blocking the MYC gene reversed aggression.

A new annual report reveals that Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey has seen a sharp rise in demand for counselling and complementary therapy sessions over the past five years.