The ascent of the AI therapist
We’re in the midst of a global mental-health crisis. More than a billion people worldwide suffer from a mental-health condition, according to the World Heal
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Real-time analysis of this week's Health news with AI sentiment analysis. Track emotional impact, happiness levels, chaos indicators and societal temperature of breaking Health stories. Page 7 of results.
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Roman occupation of Britain damaged the population’s health
Urban populations in southern Britain experienced a decline in health that lasted for generations after the Romans arrived
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The top 5 most horrifying and fascinating medical cases of 2025
Florida man makes two appearances on the list.
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Community key to good healthcare, says incoming Archbishop of Canterbury
Dame Sarah Mullally, a former NHS nurse, said in a New Year address that community can help deal with the "root causes" of many hospital admissions.
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Some families to be offered immunisations at home in bid to boost vaccine uptake
The scheme is being tested in some areas of England as part of a government plan to prioritise children's health.
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Why RFK Jr. Is Dangerous to Public Health
He’s made millions from referring clients to trial lawyers, and he advocates mass tort litigation that would ruin the vaccine industry.
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Two new subtypes of MS found in ‘exciting’ breakthrough
Exclusive: Scientists uncovered biological strands using artificial intelligence and hope discovery will revolutionise treatmentScientists have discovered two n
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UK medical regulator warns against buying weight-loss jabs from social media channels
MHRA says buying from illegal online sellers can put health at real risk amid booming black marketLosing weight may be a common new year resolution but health e
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This Brutal Mosquito-Borne Disease May Have a Cure—But There’s a Catch
This story was originally published by Vox and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. There’s a reason dengue infections are also ca
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Poor Sleep Quality Accelerates Brain Aging
Research shows that people who sleep poorly tend to have brain age that is older than their actual age. Chronic inflammation in the body caused by poor sleep li
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Data Holds the Key in Slowing Age-Related Illnesses
More accurate and individualized health predictions will allow for preventative factors to be implemented well in advance.
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FDA Approves Pill Version of Wegovy
Novo Nordisk’s semaglutide will soon be available in a daily pill Americans can take for weight loss.
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Ultrasound Treatment Takes on Cancer’s Toughest Tumors
For many years, doctors and technicians who performed medical ultrasound procedures viewed bubbles with wary concern. The phenomenon of cavitation—the formati
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STAT+: CMS divvies up first payments from $50B rural health fund, with an eye toward MAHA goals
The Trump administration on Monday announced the distribution of the first payments from a new $50 billion rural health fund — but not all states are getting
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Opinion: The complicated truth about urinary tract infections in the elderly
Overdiagnosis of UTIs in elderly patients leads to unnecessary antibiotics.
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STAT+: Three major health care policy issues to watch in 2026
ACA premium subsidies, drug pricing changes, and PBM reforms are among the issues to watch.
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STAT+: Director of NIH neurological disorders institute is ousted, adding to leadership churn
Walter Koroshetz, director of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, will soon be leaving his role, STAT has learned. His departure in the
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3 issues to watch in public health in 2026
What might 2026 hold for the fields of public health, both domestically and abroad? Quite a lot.
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STAT+: A new drug allowed them to go in the sun for the first time. They’re terrified they may have to give it up
A rare blood disorder known as EPP makes the warmth of the sun feel as if it is burning people who have the condition from the inside out. Patients have been
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I knew all about the NHS’s challenges and flaws. But then as a patient, I saw the love and the magic | Anne Perkins
There is something about the care and professionalism to be seen on a ward that defies abstract analysis: a reminder of what it is to be humanI watched Nye, the
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