FDA approves first-of-its-kind robotic device designed to automatically draw blood from patients
The FDA says the device could help address the shortage of trained phlebotomists in the United States.
The FDA says the device could help address the shortage of trained phlebotomists in the United States.
A promising melanoma vaccine trial, back-to-school eye exam tips and ways to ease first-day jitters make up today's health headlines.
The treatment consists of mRNA coding tailored to a patient's biology.
Vaccine exemptions hit a record high, a hidden nicotine product worries doctors and new albums are linked to a rise in traffic deaths.
Shannon Wiemers, a young father and veteran, battles aggressive brain cancer with resilience, hoping to access a promising treatment in Germany through crowdfunding.
The FDA is investigating a lettuce supplier tied to a multistate outbreak, while experts weigh in on food safety and parenting through weight-loss medication.
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The FDA is inspecting Taylor Farms de Mexico as the outbreak linked to its iceberg lettuce reaches 17 states and two deaths.
HARRISBURG — Measles is spreading in Pennsylvania with case counts mushrooming since spring and not slowing down, all while schools across the commonwealth are on the precipice of opening doors to millions of students.
Nicotine pouches are odorless, easy to hide, and increasingly promoted online — and doctors say that combination is changing how young people encounter nicotine.