Health

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that a one‑time $90 payment will be made in October to more than 20 million people to support Medicare Part B premiums.

The U.S. is sounding the alarm on alpha‑gal syndrome linked to tick bites. Between 2017 and 2022, more than 90,000 people tested positive.

In the United States, 29-year-old Josh went to the hospital with a constipation complaint he thought was ordinary. The young man was sent home after being given a laxative, but when the pain became unbearable he returned to the hospital. The truth revealed in the tests this time completely changed his life.

It can spread with a kiss and stay in the body for a lifetime! A new discovery about this virus, carried by millions, has turned the scientific world's attention toward multiple sclerosis.

The 31‑year‑old Turkish man Selahattin Kerem Koçkeçe, who was reported to have fallen into a pool in Sarasota, Florida, died at the hospital where he was taken.

The Legionella alarm is growing in the Bronx area of New York. While the disease was detected in 13 people, a second death was announced; 10 cooling towers were disinfected.

Fruit juice is being removed from school menus, sparking debate: Will the new rules aimed at reducing sugar protect children's health, or will they eliminate an accessible source of vitamins for some?

From the Turkish‑American community, Burcu Morkan survived the brink of death after suffering septic shock in 2013. Having endured a harrowing ordeal due to sepsis, she clung to life and recounted her experience to ABDPOST, calling for awareness against the deadly disease.

The updated migraine guideline in the USA recommends that more adults who experience at least four days of attacks per month be considered for preventive treatment.

In the Bronx area of New York, one person died from Legionnaires disease, 5 cases confirmed. Health teams have taken the 10 cooling towers for inspection.

The massive outbreak that has sickened more than 19,500 people in the United States and caused the deaths of two individuals is drawing to a close. Yet the answer to the critical question that officials have been chasing for months remains elusive: How did thousands of people become ill?

The rabies alarm is growing in the U.S. After a striking rise in contact cases, the CDC warned citizens—especially about wild animals—that even minutes in a bite or scratch can be critical.

In a study conducted by scientists in China, the previously unknown Asian longhorned tick nairovirus (ALTNV) was detected. In the study of 3,163 patients with tick exposure, it was determined that 7 of the 38 individuals carrying two different viruses had died.

New York-based Made Fresh Salads recalled a large number of ready-to-eat salads and cream cheese products due to a possible Listeria risk.

A 66‑year‑old patient who received a genetically modified pig kidney has lived without dialysis for 271 days until a human kidney was found. The case is seen as a significant development indicating that animal organs could serve as a "bridge" for human transplantation.

These toys that children love to play with may not be as innocent as they appear! In the U.S., more than 15,000 products were recalled because the water beads inside them could grow in the body when swallowed, causing intestinal blockage and a risk of death. Officials warned families to 'stop using them immediately.'

The U.S. administration has proposed adding an extra $103,265 fee to H-1B applications within the quota. The plan aims to generate $8.8 billion in revenue annually.

Sarah Beran, 34, living in the United States, had long attributed her fatigue and digestive problems to IBS or fatigue. After the increasing blood in her stool, the young woman who sought medical help discovered that the health issue she was experiencing was far more serious than she had imagined.

A recall decision that has drawn attention for organic chocolate milk sold across the US has been announced. While more than 53,000 cartons were pulled from shelves, the image that surfaced in consumer complaints prompted the warning 'Do not drink this'.

In Maryland's Harford County region, a 15,000-dose vaccination program was launched after 22 raccoons tested rabies-positive.

The West Nile virus was detected in mosquitoes in two parks in Roswell, Georgia, USA. Officials are continuing spraying operations.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a new inspection plan for cooling towers following the Legionnaires' outbreak that killed 11 people.

Tick‑borne Lyme disease is quietly spreading in the U.S. While about 476,000 people are diagnosed each year, new vaccines and drugs developed by the scientific community could shift the balance in the fight.

In Florida, the U.S. tourism paradise, a disease thousands of years old reappeared. The suspicious link behind the record‑high number of cases points to an animal that residents frequently encounter.