Health

About 20% of ALS cases today have a known genetic underpinning, but experts are discovering new mutations every year.

Monarez's lawyers said she refused to stamp "reckless directives." The White House responded she was "not aligned with the President's agenda."

The measures set new restrictions on food stamps and implement fitness and education requirements in public schools.

The next round of shots would be limited to only a smaller, high-risk group of people, the Health Department said.

The child's heart briefly stopped under anesthesia and the child can no longer walk or talk, the civil suit says. The child had gone in to cure some cavities.

Watson, who played at Florida, was signed after going undrafted in April. He weighed 464 pounds at the school's pro day.

As of July 1, a critical surveillance program is monitoring for only two pathogens instead of the usual eight.

At least six people have died and over 100 have been sickened in a Legionnaires' outbreak in nearby Harlem.

The multibillion-dollar supplements industry is still waiting for policy action by the White House, even though RFK Jr. says he's a fan.

Birth defects are the leading cause of death in infants. The risks often start before some women even know they’re pregnant.

Favoring an older, traditional type of vaccine over newer technologies may be misguided, vaccine experts say.