By: Amy Norton Scientists are working on a blood test that may catch five common cancers years sooner than current methods. The blood test, which is...

By: Terence McGurney Here is great news for chocolate lovers.  After almost a century of information arguing the pros and cons of the indulgent treat,...

By Lynn Allison (NEWSMAX) More than 145,000 Americans have perished from the pandemic, but doctors warn that an insidious side effect of the coronavirus crisis...

(Newsmax) The United States government said on Wednesday it will pay $1.95 billion for Pfizer Inc to produce and deliver 100 million doses of its...

Each farmers market will take precautions to avoid COVID-19 exposure by enforcing face coverings and social distancing, as well as facilitating contact-less shopping wherever...

Edited by: JV Staff After more than a decade of driving a Boston city bus, Lorene Thomas was exhausted, overweight and depressed. “Sitting in that seat...

No point in keeping to myself all that I had to figure out these past five months. By: Dov Fischer This is the penultimate of a...

By: EJ Mundell Even as new coronavirus infections soar in the United States, a study released Wednesday offered one piece of good news: Severely ill...

An FDA-approved treatment for cholesterol could be effective in dramatically easing the symptoms of Covid-19, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem reports. Prof. Yaakov Nahmias, founding...

Edited by: JV Staff If you’ve been keeping a healthy distance from other people because of COVID-19, you probably feel smart. But if you’re also...

By: Amy Norton Doctors at one Ohio hospital system have discovered yet another possible consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic: More cases of “broken heart syndrome.” The...

By Jason Devaney(NEWSMAX) Millions of working-age Americans have lost their health insurance coverage this year as the coronavirus pandemic cuts across the world. According to data...

By: Steven Reinberg Both flu and COVID-19 can raise your risk for a stroke, but the odds appear to be eight times higher with the...

Edited by: JV Staff New York City’s COVID-19 death rate was more than double that of some countries, and the city’s oldest people had the...

By: AP More than 200 scientists have called for the World Health Organization and others to acknowledge that the coronavirus can spread in the air...

Edited by: JV Staff NYC Health + Hospitals announced last week that it will ease restrictions on visitations in all of its 11 hospitals for...