Jasmine

Jasmine is a dedicated health news writer with a keen focus on delivering clear, accessible updates on medical research, public health issues, and wellness trends. In addition to her health coverage, she also reports on U.S. news, including timely updates on stimulus checks, government initiatives, and important policy changes that affect everyday lives. Her work blends accuracy with clarity, making complex topics easier for readers to understand and act on.

Skin-to-Skin Contact May Boost Brain Development in Preterm Babies

Skin-to-Skin Contact May Boost Brain Development in Preterm Babies

Preterm infants born before 32 weeks may experience stronger brain development when given regular skin-to-skin contact, according to a new study published Sept. 24 ...

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Study Links Air Pollution to Rising Myopia Risk in Children

Study Links Air Pollution to Rising Myopia Risk in Children

Air pollution is already known to contribute to heart disease, strokes, and respiratory illness, but new research suggests it may also damage children’s vision. ...

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Study Finds Sharp Rise in Cognitive Problems Among Younger U.S. Adults

Study Finds Sharp Rise in Cognitive Problems Among Younger U.S. Adults

A new study published Sept. 24 in Neurology suggests that more Americans — particularly younger adults — are struggling with serious problems related to ...

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Global Divisions Over Drug Policy Take Center Stage at U.N.

Global Divisions Over Drug Policy Take Center Stage at U.N.

For the first time in years, drug policy grabbed the spotlight at the United Nations General Assembly. U.S. President Donald Trump boasted of his ...

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Study Finds Many Seniors Can Regain Well-Being With the Right Study Finds Many Seniors Can Regain Well-Being With the Right MindsetMindset

Study Finds Many Seniors Can Regain Well-Being With the Right Mindset

The passage of time may be inevitable, but aging does not always equal irreversible decline. A new Canadian study published Sept. 24 in PLOS ...

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Experimental Pill Shows Promise in Reducing Menopause Symptoms

Experimental Pill Shows Promise in Reducing Menopause Symptoms

An experimental pill called elinzanetant has shown remarkable success in reducing menopause-related hot flashes and night sweats, according to a new clinical trial published ...

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New Spinal Implant Helps Regulate Blood Pressure After Spinal Cord Injuries

New Spinal Implant Helps Regulate Blood Pressure After Spinal Cord Injuries

People with spinal cord injuries often struggle with dangerous blood pressure swings because their brain can no longer properly regulate cardiovascular function. This instability ...

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Heart Disease Still the World’s Leading Killer, Study Finds

Heart disease remains the top cause of death worldwide, responsible for one in every three deaths, according to a new study published in the ...

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STI Rates Decline Among U.S. Adults, but Congenital Syphilis Still Rising

STI Rates Decline Among U.S. Adults, but Congenital Syphilis Still Rising

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the United States dropped in 2024, marking a hopeful shift in public health trends. According to tentative data from ...

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Measles Outbreak Expands in Arizona-Utah Border Region

Measles Outbreak Expands in Arizona-Utah Border Region

One of the largest measles outbreaks in decades is spreading along the Arizona-Utah border, with health officials confirming dozens of cases. Southwest Utah has ...

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