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The second-largest nonprofit U.S. hospital chain is dealing with a cybersecurity incident this week that affected facilities across the country

U.S.-bound passengers who have been in Uganda within the past three weeks will be routed to five airports in New York, D.C., Newark, and Atlanta

Scientists are monitoring the situation carefully to understand why the alterations have appeared, and what it mean for the global monkeypox outbreak

In the United States, hundreds of thousands of people with serious mental illnesses are consigned to lives of profound instability

Sparked by the recent death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, students in Iran are protesting daily, calling for women's rights, climate reform, and more

Rick Bright explains why he's leaving the Rockfeller Foundation after its surprise move

Most of Haiti's hospitals are cutting the number of patients they can admit or are readying to close as fuel supplies reach critical levels

Two new vaccines may finally turn back an ancient plague, but in unexpected ways, their arrival also complicates the path to ending the disease

At least seven suspected cholera deaths reported as outbreak hits amid rising gang violence, limited fuel and water, possible hospital closures

For the first time, the U.S. State Department is linking the issues of biodiversity and water in one role

Germany estimates 300,000 metric tons of methane escapes. Scientists speculate it could be one of the worst leaks ever

A coronavirus vaccination can change the timing of when you get your period, according to research. For most people, the effect was temporary