November 24, 2025

‘It Should Have Never Been Published’ Debate Continues

Experts counter Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s claims about aluminum adjuvant safety, noting extensive evidence that aluminum-containing vaccines remain effective and well-validated.

KFF Health News

November 21, 2025

Raman Imaging Tracks Metabolic Aging in Mouse Egg Cells

Label-free spectroscopy reveals mitochondrial dysfunction and lipid shifts in older oocytes

The Analytical Scientist

November 19, 2025

A Biopharmaceutical Boost for Infertility

Infertility treatments have traditionally placed the burden on women. Antibody-based therapies could redistribute the responsibility and bring new hope for couples.

The Medicine Maker

November 18, 2025

‘Designed to Scare People’? New Contraception Data

Hormonal contraception shows overall safety with a modest, short-term rise in breast cancer risk.

KFF Health News

November 13, 2025

Why Is the US an ‘Outlier’ in Road Safety?

US traffic fatalities have increased over the past decade despite ongoing safety initiatives.

KFF Health News

November 05, 2025

Covid Exposure: Why Timing May Matter

“Protecting the mother is protecting the long-term health of the offspring. … The best intervention is vaccination.”

KFF Health News

November 05, 2025

Shame in Medicine—A Quiet Epidemic

A new movement in medicine aims to teach “shame competence,” helping physicians recognize and manage one of the field’s most corrosive yet overlooked emotions.

KFF Health News

November 04, 2025

‘A Train Wreck’ of Whooping Cough Cases?

Louisiana’s delayed response to a severe whooping cough outbreak highlights concerns about vaccine communication and public health response.

KFF Health News

November 03, 2025

Settlement Cash: Misused or Misread?

Opioid settlement funds were used for R&B concerts promoting addiction awareness in Irvington, New Jersey, highlighting broader debates over how opioid restitution money is spent nationwide.

KFF Health News