
Ebola outbreak in DRC surpasses 4,000 cases amid fears of viral mutation
Health officials escalate response with door-to-door searches as the deadly virus shows signs of change in conflict-affected regions.

Health officials escalate response with door-to-door searches as the deadly virus shows signs of change in conflict-affected regions.

Senate panel obtains cellphone records and schedules contempt vote as Dr. Anthony Fauci refuses to answer questions on COVID-19 origins.

Despite concerns over vaccine stance and political pressure, Schwartz fills yearlong vacancy with pledge to follow science.

Proposed OMB rule giving political appointees veto power over research grants and sweeping funding cuts could reshape local budgets, public health, and schools.

Reports of a record-breaking pharma tie-up sent shares tumbling before a senior source denied the talks, exposing investor skepticism and strategic tensions.

NPR and WVIA cover defense stockpiles, health innovations, education shifts, and key political moments shaping the day.

UN agencies predict severe food insecurity across 45 countries as the climate phenomenon intensifies, compounding existing crises.

As Eli Lilly surges and Amazon Pharmacy enters the fray, Novo Nordisk fights back with global expansion and deep cost cuts.

University of Pennsylvania researchers develop a gum that targets oral microbes linked to cancer while sparing beneficial bacteria; clinical trials are next.

New research reveals the brain's biological memory for fat, explaining rapid weight regain after stopping weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro.