Kennedy Says ‘Nothing’ Off Limits in Scrutinizing Chronic Disease Robert F. Kennedy Jr., laying out his early health agenda, said he would examine childhood vaccines, psychiatric drugs and other “formerly taboo” topics in investigating the causes of chronic disease.

Ozempic-Like Drug Failed to Treat Parkinson’s Disease in Trial The study may suggest that other researchers should be less optimistic about the prospects for treating a range of other conditions with newer weight-loss drugs.

Rare Disease sufferer, Nichés Beneficial? I suffer from a rare systemic disease that prevents me from getting outside to visit public areas as much as I would like for street photography sessions. I’ve gone through what I consider to be hundreds of niche groups, Native American rare-disease sufferers, auto-enthusiasts, the usual school and school related sports athlete niche, even consi…

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Maybe Don’t Get In The Cruise Ship Hot Tub If You Don’t Want Legionnaires’ Disease Cruise ships are cesspools of disease and misery, yet for some reason people keep shelling out to sit on a boat for months if not years on end. It shouldn’t be any surprise that folks get sick on cruises, but two ships made the news by giving their guests an unexpected illness: Legionnaires’ disease. Read more…

Malaria Is Surging in Ethiopia, Reversing a Decade of Progress Against the Disease Climate change, civil conflict and growing resistance to insecticides and treatments are all contributing to an alarming spread of cases.

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Why I’m Hopeful About Treating Crohn’s Disease New treatments for Crohn’s disease offer hope for people with the condition. Learn more about the search for a cure.

Intimacy and Crohn’s Disease Crohn’s disease can cause a variety of digestive tract issues. It can also affect your sex life. A gastroenterologist has advice on dealing with that.

Crohn’s Disease: How I Plan for Flare-Ups Managing Crohn’s flare-ups is easier when you’ve got a strong support system.

What People Don’t Understand About Crohn’s Disease Living with Crohn’s disease can be complicated. Learn what one advocate thinks you should know.

Meal Planning for Crohn’s Disease How the challenges of redesigning her diet for Crohn’s disease inspired one woman to become a dietitian.

Crohn’s Disease: What Is Remission? Crohn’s disease remission is more than just a lack of symptoms. Find out what’s considered remission for Crohn’s disease.

Celiac Disease and Higher Risk of Women’s Health Disorders Women with celiac disease had significantly higher rates of polycystic ovary syndrome, irregular menstruation, and infertility, compared to women without the condition, a study says.

FDA Approves Pfizer’s Vaccine for Meningococcal Disease The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Pfizer’s application for Penbraya, a vaccine for people 10 through 25 that will offer protection against the five main kinds of bacteria that cause meningitis and blood poisoning.

ESPN’s Melrose has Parkinson’s disease, retiring Barry Melrose, an Emmy Award-winning hockey analyst for ESPN for nearly 30 years, is retiring after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

Study: Fitness Matters More Than Weight Loss for Kidney Disease Risk A new study helps address a longstanding question: What’s more important for our health, physical fitness or body weight?

I wear a mask when I fly because I have an autoimmune disease and I have to. Not because I’m trying to grandstand or make a point. Please stop staring at me and making me feel like a turd. I have an autoimmune disease so i likely have to wear a mask forever when I travel post covid, which sucks. I travel for work all the time. no, I dont enjoy wearing a mask for a 12 hour flight…I dont enjoy it on a 2 hour flight, but i have no choices here. What makes it suck worse is the nonstop staring and judgement i get for it. So. The next…

Is Work the American Disease? Is this season of strikes going to change the way we all work?

Relief Efforts in Libya Turn to Disease Prevention, as Hopes for Finding Survivors Dim Thousands were killed after dams broke last week in the country’s northeast, displacing more than 40,000 people, and leaving survivors with a shortage of medical supplies and drinking water.