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Globally significant volcanic event formed Giant’s Causeway, scientists find
New geochronological research reveals the Giant's Causeway's 40,000 basalt columns formed during a globally significant volcanic event about 60 million years ago, in a much shorter 5.5-million-year wi
Ohio Medicaid Fraud Crackdown Leaves Disabled Without
Ohio's anti-fraud crackdown on Medicaid home care—kicked off by a Daily Wire video and amplified by federal pressure from CMS—has triggered a provider moratorium, GPS tracking mandates, and a briefly
Stigma Keeps South Asian American Kids From Autism Care
Child psychiatrist Ritu Goel argues that stigma rooted in izzat and karma keeps South Asian American families from disclosing autism diagnoses, delaying care for years even after a diagnosis is made —
Pediatrician Calls for Prescribing AI, Not Banning
Boston Children's Hospital physician Dua Hassan argues in an opinion piece that pediatricians should help design and prescribe AI tools built around developmental milestones, rather than continue coun
Pfizer Bicillin shortage: Arizona newborn gets syphilis
A pregnant Arizona woman's syphilis went untreated when Pfizer's emergency Bicillin L-A request system failed to deliver the only FDA-approved prenatal syphilis antibiotic during a months-long nationa
Whey Protein Bitterness Linked to Concentrated Minerals
Researchers from the University of Reading, Aberystwyth University, and Arla Foods Ingredients have identified concentrated minerals—not the protein itself—as the source of bitterness in alpha-lactalb
Why you might not be buying the right pain relief for period cramps
A study of 211 million UK loyalty-card transactions found paracetamol outsold ibuprofen roughly two-to-one for period pain, despite experts saying ibuprofen is more effective for menstrual cramps beca
Prediabetes Reversal Cuts Heart Death Risk 58%
A King's College London study found that people who reversed prediabetes by normalizing blood sugar levels cut their risk of cardiovascular death or heart failure hospitalization by 58%, and reduced m
UCSF Study Maps Non-Opioid Pain Relief for Emergency
A UCSF-led review paper found that antidepressants, antipsychotics, ketamine, acetaminophen, and NSAIDs can serve as evidence-based alternatives to opioids for five common emergency department pain co
Poolbeg to Trial Drug Blocking Cancer Therapy Side
London-listed Poolbeg Pharma is set to trial its oral drug POLB 001 in 30 blood cancer patients across six NHS hospitals, aiming to prevent the life-threatening cytokine release syndrome that forces i
CDC Veteran Calls Wildlife Trade 'Pandemic Roulette'
Inside Climate News spotlights how the global trade in billions of live animals creates conditions for zoonotic outbreaks, framing the industry as 'pandemic roulette' in a new episode of ICN Sunday Mo
Sugar-Free Diet Worsened Metabolic Health in Mouse
New research presented at ENDO 2026 found that mice fed a sucrose-free low-fat diet developed poorer blood sugar control, gut inflammation, and signs of fatty liver disease compared to mice that consu
GLP-1 Users Moved Less Despite Weight Loss
A study of 753 adults found that people who started taking GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy became significantly less physically active despite losing weight, with daily step counts and
Middle-Aged Americans Sicker, Lonelier Than Previous
Middle-aged Americans are lonelier, more depressed, and showing worse memory and physical strength than previous generations — a decline not seen in most other wealthy nations, according to a 17-count
Resident doctors cancel June strike after new
Resident doctors in England called off a five-day strike set for Monday after the government made a last-minute new offer of faster future pay rises, 4,500 extra training places, and covered exam fees
Drugmakers Race to Break Lilly-Novo Obesity Drug
Drugmakers at the American Diabetes Association's Scientific Sessions pitched next-gen obesity treatments — oral pills, monthly shots, and amylin drugs — while investors debated whether the market can
Zumutor Biologics Secures $7.3 Mn To Advance Clinical Trials For Cancer Therapy
Zumutor Biologics has raised $7.3 million in funding earmarked for advancing clinical trials of its cancer therapy program.
Four Companies Seek FCC Nod for Massive Satellite Fleets
As four companies push the FCC to license hundreds of thousands of new satellites, scientists and governance experts warn of upper-atmosphere pollution, climate disruption, and a regulatory framework
Beronda Montgomery on Trees as Black History Witnesses
Plant biologist Beronda Montgomery joins 'Living on Earth' to discuss her new book 'When Trees Testify,' which reframes trees as living archives of African American history — from the carbon of enslav
Scripps fentanyl vaccine blocks overdose variants in
Scripps Research scientists developed an experimental vaccine that blocks fentanyl and related designer drugs from reaching the brain, training the immune system to recognize an entire drug class. Mou
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