In a new genetic study, scientists have charted the rise of 214 human diseases across ancient Europe and Asia.

The pandemic pet boom may have passed, but dogs are still having their day in Natick. The town now boasts 3,693 licensed canines, up modestly from last year’s 3,621, according […] ...

The government has been steadily expanding visa-free entry in a bid to boost tourism, the economy and its soft power.

Markets have reached all-time highs after equities staged a huge rally in Q2 after a rough start in April. However, investors ...

Click through this gallery to learn why another pandemic is inevitable, and how we can stop it in its tracks.

Disease X, a term shrouded in mystery and caution, represents not a specific illness but a placeholder for the unexpected, a ...

Conducting clinical research in response to infectious disease outbreaks presents unique challenges. In a previous review, we identified a range of political, economic, administrative, regulatory, ...

Five years after COVID shut down most California high schools, today’s college students describe a difficult transition to adulthood, marked by fear, loss and a lack of preparation.

The number of owners who are underwater is small but growing, and they have recently been concentrated in pandemic boomtowns such as Austin, Texas, and Cape Coral, Fla.

The adoption of the WHO Pandemic Agreement marks a pivotal moment in global health governance,1 particularly through the inclusion of the One Health approach. This holistic approach, integrating human ...

The recent event that hovers over “28 Years Later” is less the COVID-19 pandemic than Brexit. With the virus quarantined on Britain, the country has been severed from the European continent.

Extra subsidies put in place during the pandemic are in place only through Dec. 31. Without them, Affordable Care Act premiums would rise by more than 75% on average, with bills for people in some ...