The new study found that when one spouse had poor mental health and trouble sleeping, the healthy partner suffered similar symptoms after just six months.

Face masks are ineffective against mpox, the Department of Health said Monday, but avoiding kissing and hugging will prevent ...

Chagas disease isn’t new to Texas, and neither is the dime-size kissing bug that spreads the infection. The first case in the U.S. was reported in 1955, and kissing bugs have been spotted in Texas ...

The FDA said it has issued its first official green light for a blood test to help diagnose Alzheimer’s disease, adding that it can help reduce the need for invasive samples or expensive PET scans.

A woman experienced what she described as an "electric shock" sensation when kissing her husband, only to discover that this unusual symptom was a warning sign of cancer. Prior to undergoing ...

The Food and Drug Administration on May 16 said it cleared the first blood test for Alzheimer's disease. The blood test is for patients 55 and older who have signs and symptoms of the mind-robbing ...

The FDA said the results of the newly cleared blood test must be assessed in conjunction with other clinical information from a patient. “Alzheimer’s disease impacts too many people, more than ...

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made combating chronic disease a rallying cry as he looks to overhaul the health department and “Make America Healthy Again.” ...

Epstein-Barr virus belongs to the herpesvirus family and spreads primarily through saliva, earning its reputation as “the kissing disease.” However, sharing drinks, food, or even personal ...

A mosquito-borne disease freshly arrived in Britain has spread large distances, with scientists racing to understand the risks to wild birds. Infected insects can spread the deadly Usutu virus to ...

Getty People who live near golf courses may be 126% more likely to develop Parkinson’s disease, due to the pesticides used on the expansive lawns. Researchers looked at Parkinson’s disease ...

Living within 1–2 miles of a golf course is associated with nearly triple the odds of Parkinson’s disease (PD), with elevated risk also observed up to 3 miles away.