Thursday, Mar 27

A federal judge rules extreme heat in Texas prisons is unconstitutional but refrains from mandating air conditioning installation for now.

Thursday, Mar 27

A new study warns potential cuts to foreign aid could cause up to 2.9 million HIV-related deaths by 2030, leading to a resurgence of the epidemic globally.

Thursday, Mar 27

Investigators rule out asphyxiation in the death of Miller Gardner, son of former Yankees player Brett Gardner, while tests for food poisoning continue.

Thursday, Mar 27

The U.S. faces a significant measles outbreak with nearly 380 cases reported across multiple states, prompting increased vaccination efforts.

Thursday, Mar 27

Health officials in D.C. warn of a confirmed measles case that may have exposed Amtrak passengers. Vaccination is crucial to prevent further spread.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Jessica Aber's family reveals her battle with epilepsy; police confirm her death appears from natural causes amid ongoing investigations.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Pope Francis faced a near-fatal health crisis during hospitalization for pneumonia, with doctors contemplating ending treatment before he made a recovery.

Wednesday, Mar 26

West Virginia has become the first state to ban various artificial food dyes, aiming to improve public health and protect children.

Monday, Mar 24

UNAIDS warns that U.S. aid cuts could lead to a resurgence in HIV infections and deaths globally if not restored, risking millions of lives.

Sunday, Mar 23

Pope Francis returns to the Vatican after a five-week hospitalization due to pneumonia, making a public appearance before his discharge.