FDA Memo Questions Effectiveness of Authorized Fruit-Flavored E-Cigarettes
Regulators' new details indicate fruity vapes were not significantly better than tobacco-flavored alternatives at helping smokers quit.
Regulators' new details indicate fruity vapes were not significantly better than tobacco-flavored alternatives at helping smokers quit.
Bemotrizinol, a popular ingredient in European and Asian sunscreens, has received FDA approval, offering enhanced UV protection for American consumers.
Bemotrizinol, or BEMT, is the first new sunscreen ingredient to gain US approval in nearly 30 years, promising broader protection and improved cosmetic appeal.
Tests reveal volatile organic compounds in some versions of the trendy sensory toys, raising safety concerns for children.
New World Screwworm cases confirmed in New Mexico, with thousands of human infections reported globally.
Investigating the source of infectious disease outbreaks, a practice pioneered by John Snow, remains crucial but increasingly complex.
Dramatic survival gains and new prevention strategies emerge, but funding cuts pose a threat to continued progress.
New research indicates a potential link between excessive indulgence in childhood and the development of characteristics associated with psychopathy later in life.
New research indicates a significant portion of the population, particularly older individuals, do not receive or act on heat health warnings, despite being most vulnerable.