Jessica Nelson

Discover the inspiring story of Sheyann Webb-Christburg, who, at just nine years old, joined the pivotal Bloody Sunday march and dedicated her life to civil rights and equality. Learn how her journey reflects the power of young voices in activism.

Health insurers in the United States saw their shares nosedive by 4% to 9% premarket on Tuesday following the failure of US regulators to boost payments for private Medicare plans as previously anticipated.

A research team led by Wayde Morse, an Auburn University professor of conservation social scientist in the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment, is working to develop a National Recreation Demand Database that would fill a longstanding gap in outdoor recreation research. Morse is shown on the left conducting a survey with a park visitor. Special to The Times

In business, Abbott Laboratories has beat its quarterly profit estimates as announced on Wednesday, April 17, 2024. The Chicago, Illinois-based company also raised the lower end of its annual forecast.

The World Health Organization said on Monday, April 22, 2024, that the contaminated batch of Benylin Pediatric Syrup is no longer available in the African countries where it was recalled last week.

Several states have adopted Republican-backed bans that threaten medical practitioners with license withdrawal and criminal penalties if they perform abortions.

The common question about eating pineapple during pregnancy has resulted in a myriad of debates and controversies. This article aims to demystify the safety and health benefits (or hazards) of consuming pineapple during pregnancy, based on scientific research and expert insights.

Novartis on Thursday, May 2, 2024, announced that it has entered an agreement with Watertown, Massachusetts-based Mariana Oncology for $1 billion.

Discover the early signs of Vitamin B12 deficiency, its impact on health, and dietary solutions to combat this condition for optimal well-being.

HELENA — The Montana Department of Transportation and the Montana Office of Public Instruction were awarded a $50,000 grant to enhance access to hands-on driver training for Montana's tribal youth. The grant, sponsored by the Ford Motor Company and the Governors Highway Safety Association, will fund driver training workshops conducted by OPI's Montana DRIVE program.