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Cholera deaths in Syria reach 29
Syria’s outbreak of cholera has infected 230 people and killed 29 people. The United Nations says this is the war-torn country’s worst outbreak in years.
Uganda's Ebola rises to 16 as outbreak grows
The Ebola outbreak in Uganda continues to spread and affect people. The country now has 16 cases, and a vaccine has still not yet been found for the Sudan strain.
A study in the Journal of Applied Physiology found that a daily dose for six week of high-resistance inspiratory muscle strength training can reduce blood pressure; here's what it means for health.
New York judge rules COVID vaccine mandate for NYPD union members invalid
A New York judge ruled that the city mandate requiring NYPD members to be vaccinated against COVID-19 is invalid as applied to members of the police union.
Should you get the flu shot this year? Doctors reveal their decision
Many people are wondering if they should get the flu shot this year. Fox News Digital reached out to doctors and health experts — here is their expert advice about protecting your health this season.
Uganda Ebola death toll rises to four
Uganda confirmed that its Ebola outbreak has killed at least four people. The outbreak started on Tuesday after the first patient died of the rare Sudan strain.
WHO says ability to track COVID variants diminishing as surveillance declines
The World Health Organization cautioned that the ability to track COVID variants and subvariants is decreasing because worldwide surveillance is declining.
US task force recommends anxiety and depression screenings for adults
The United States Preventive Services Task Force has recommended anxiety screenings for all those below the age of 65 and depression screenings for all adults.
Baby formula shortage: FDA response report cites outdated system, training issues
The FDA released a report of its response to the national baby formula shortage. The agency highlighted concerning factors, including outdated technology and delays.
A new study from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City indicates a chronic lack of sleep may affect a person's immune cells — and contribute to inflammation in the body.
