Health experts criticize upcoming Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee participants for having financial interest in changing peptide policy.

California will replace "sell by" labels with labels using standardized language in an effort to reduce food waste.

Assessing reduced stimulant use in clinical trials may reveal treatment benefits for cocaine and methamphetamine use disorders.

Increased intake of sugar-sweetened beverages and fruit juice is associated with increase risk for hypertension.

Certain neurologic conditions, like epilepsy or stroke, appear to share a bidirectional association with traumatic brain injury.

The FDA will allow several new nicotine pouch products to be marketed as a "lower-risk option" compared with cigarettes.

Patients with dementia and agitation are more likely to transition to a more supportive living setting after psychiatric hospitalization.

Inadequate built and social environments from birth through childhood may increase the likelihood for depression and anxiety in adolescence.

Supplementation with high-dose docosahexaenoic acid does not improve or change cognitive performance or brain volume over 24 months.

The US Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General reports on significant denial rates for post-hospital care.

The Real Cost campaign successfully prevented youth from initiating e-cigarette use and reduced unauthorized sales.

Improved maternal cardiovascular health is associated with a reduced risk for developmental delay among children at age 4 years.