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🚨 How AI and Wastewater Surveillance Are Changing Virus Detection Forever, UNLV Reveals In a groundbreaking new study, researchers at UNLV have shown how combining AI with wastewater surveillance could help predict viral outbreaks earlier than ever before — even before the first patient visits a clinic. AI-powered Disease Detection: A Major Leap for Public Health Known for its usefulness during the COVID-19 pandemic, wastewater surveillance has become a critical public health tool. It allows scientists to understand how viruses spread, mutate, and impact

Colon cancer was once thought to be a disease that primarily affected older adults. But new data shows that this dangerous condition is increasingly being diagnosed in younger people, especially millennials. Medical experts are now sounding the alarm about this alarming new trend and urging the public to watch for key early symptoms. A Troubling Trend: Colon Cancer Among Millennials Doubling Risk in Those Born After 1990 A recent study published in the British Journal of Surgery (BJS) revealed a shocking statistic—individuals born in 1990 have twice the risk of

Collagen supplements have become the poster child of modern beauty and wellness routines, often marketed as the secret to youthful skin, stronger nails, and healthy hair. But a new meta-analysis challenges the science behind the hype, revealing a wrinkle in the narrative that many supplement brands don’t talk about. While collagen is a vital structural protein

President Donald Trump has stirred controversy—and possibly shaken up the beverage and farming industries—by urging Coca-Cola to replace high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) with cane sugar in its U.S. products. In a post on Truth Social, Trump claimed that Coca-Cola agreed to reintroduce cane sugar in its American beverages, aligning them with versions sold overseas. While Coca-Cola has

Medicare is set to make major changes to hospital outpatient payments in 2026 that could send an additional $8 billion to hospitals but also shake up how and what gets reimbursed. The updated rule, proposed this week, is designed to encourage fairness and boost price transparency—a move some hope will curb costs, but which hospitals