As 2026 approaches, many of us have high hopes. Whether it be for our finances, our family, or even in our relationships, the new year brings a certain level of hope for the future. But to enjoy any of the things we hope for, we need to be healthy. Health experts are warning of several conditions that may hinder our hopes of a health-filled year. Some see higher activity due to climate change, global travel, food supply pressures, and shifting viral patterns. While not all outbreaks will impact every community the same way, understanding what’s emerging—and how to prepare—can help you keep your family safe and healthy.
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Editor’s note: This commentary is provided by the Medical Marijuana Education and Research Initiative (MMERI) of Florida A&M University
While the idea of getting “snipped” is painful for some men to even think about, actually having a vasectomy may lead to more than just temporary pain. Findings from a new study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology show that men who have the surgery have an increased risk for fatal prostate cancer.
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — The signs were visible to anyone willing to look. Clinics running out of medicine, health workers sent home in silence, and governments bracing for a wave they could no longer afford to stop.
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — The battles over the Affordable Care Act were never only about policy or the price of insurance. They were never simply arguments about federal subsidies, individual mandates, or the markets that hold the system together.
Holy Cross Health marks its 70th anniversary today, honoring a history that began in 1955 when the Sisters of Mercy established a hospital grounded in dignity, respect and faith-based healing. From its earliest days, Holy Cross Health has focused on providing dependable, compassionate care, a commitment that continues to guide the health system today. What started as a small, community hospital has grown into a trusted regional resource for patients and families across South Florida.
People with HIV have an added risk of heart failure, so they and their health care providers need to be alert for early signs such as shortness of breath, fatigue, leg swelling, coughing, and chest pain, according to a new study.
A lot has changed since the first verified case of HIV was found from an unknown man in Kinshasa, Congo, in 1959. Back then, HIV and AIDS were a death sentence. But today, thanks to modern medicine and the right lifestyle choices, people living with HIV can live just as long as those without it. But understanding how HIV progresses — and what you can do to stay healthy — makes all the difference.
Health and Wellness Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton has confirmed an increase in leptospirosis cases and related deaths as Jamaica continues to grapple with public-health challenges following Hurricane Melissa.