Health

King Charles III will reduce his cancer treatment in 2026 and urges early screenings, highlighting the importance of early detection and awareness.

Six U.S. states approved SNAP food-choice waivers to restrict processed foods and beverages, expanding the Make America Healthy Again initiative to 18 states.

In Los Angeles, doctors delivered a baby while removing a 22-pound tumor, a rare medical event experts call a “miracle,” according to Baltimore Chronicle.

A 6-year-old girl died after a go-kart accident at Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park in Florida, police said. Investigation is ongoing.

CDC’s advisory committee meets to discuss hepatitis B vaccine for newborns and review the childhood immunization schedule, reports Baltimore Chronicle.

CDC panel may reconsider the birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine. Experts stress safety and importance for newborns.

PACHA warns federal funding cuts could reverse decades of HIV progress. Advocates urge Congress to maintain programs to prevent new infections and support care.

CDC reports 37 infants hospitalized amid ByHeart formula botulism outbreak; parents urged to stop use and seek medical care immediately.

Health officials in Washington State confirmed the death of an older adult, the first known human case infected with the H5N5 avian influenza strain.