Health
Georgia Veteran Battles Seasonal Affective Disorder, Finds Relief Through Professional Help
A Georgia veteran is sharing her experience with seasonal affective disorder, highlighting the positive impact professional assistance has had on her life.
African Health Officials Praise Kenya's Leadership in Ebola Response
Kenya receives accolades for its handling of the Ebola outbreak, as African health ministers prepare to meet to discuss further cooperation.
CTE Found in 75% of Deceased Former NFL Players Since 2008
A recent study reveals a high prevalence of chronic traumatic encephalopathy among former NFL players, sparking discussions on player safety and long-term health.
HHS Allows Compounding Pharmacies to Produce Unapproved Peptides
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has permitted compounding pharmacies to produce and sell six peptides that have not yet received FDA approval.
Medicare Changes Loom as Open Enrollment Draws to a Close
The end of Medicare open enrollment approaches, bringing with it new plan changes and cost increases for 2027.
Kennedy Jr. to Permit Widespread Use of Unapproved Peptide Injections
The US Health Secretary plans to allow compounding pharmacies to prepare six peptides not yet approved by the FDA.
HHS Overrules FDA Scientists on Six Peptides, Easing Access Despite Safety Concerns
The decision, backed by Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr., allows for simpler access to unapproved peptide medications.
Trump Administration Permits Six Unapproved Peptides for Compounding by Small Pharmacies
The policy allows for the production of BPC-157, TB-500, epitalon, MOTS-c, KPV, and semax without FDA approval.
