Saturday, Mar 01

The US cuts to HIV funding jeopardize millions in South Africa and Africa, risking lives and reversing hard-won progress.

Friday, Feb 28

The FDA has abruptly canceled a crucial meeting regarding flu vaccine strains, raising concerns about vaccine manufacturing and public health.

Thursday, Feb 27

Utah could become the first state to ban fluoride in public drinking water, following the passage of a new bill in the legislature.

Thursday, Feb 27

Learn how the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control has shaped global tobacco policies and discover the current challenges in the fight against tobacco.

Thursday, Feb 27

Pope Francis continues his recovery from double pneumonia with slight improvements noted; global prayers and steadfast governance persist.

Thursday, Feb 27

The White House has officially named Amy Gleason as the acting administrator of DOGE, stirring mixed reactions and raising questions about leadership clarity.

Wednesday, Feb 26

A mysterious illness in Congo has claimed over 50 lives, with rapid symptoms leading to death, sparking concerns over animal-to-human disease transmission.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Pope Francis is hospitalized for the 10th day, facing critical health challenges including early kidney insufficiency and a complex lung infection.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Pope Francis continues to battle pneumonia in critical condition but shows slight improvement and is resting well, according to the Vatican's latest updates.

Monday, Feb 24

Pope Francis, 88, is in critical condition with double pneumonia and mild kidney issues, receiving global prayers and medical support for recovery.