Gay men tend to become increasingly invisible as they age, but King refuses to fade into the background. He simply has too much to say.

You get older every day. But how old are your cells and organs, really?

In today's Morning Rounds newsletter, a frontrunner to lead NIH’s largest institute, the many lives of acetaminophen, and more.

If rising costs have limited eating out to special occasions, then Lifelong’s Dining Out For Life might be such an occasion. The perennially popular event partners with local restaurants to raise ...

Their work not only drives business success but also influences the direction of entire industries, setting benchmarks that others aspire to follow.

By Nisthar Cassim in New York Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates at his Foundation’s 2025 Goalkeepers event on Monday at New York issued a stark but hopeful call to world leaders: save millions of ...

The authors identify the most exposed groups as frontline clinical staff, waste handlers, laundry and cleaning crews, transport and landfill workers, and residents living near disposal sites.

House of Tilden put a roof over the heads of queer patrons and performers in Pittsburgh during the peak disco era. Despite its historical significance, what now resides on the East Liberty site, which ...

There are few television shows as universally beloved as “The Golden Girls.” And there are even fewer shows that still have a loyal (and growing) fan base 40 years later.

Dr. Deidra D. Parrish will provide overall leadership and direction for public health programs and serve as the official health advisor.

When Rita Lowitt, a Berkeley marriage and family therapist, isn’t meeting clients in her office, she’s treating them from home. Some nights, she might comfort a nervous new mom. Ann Schneider has the ...

Thornton, an Emmy Award-winning AIDS activist and 40-year survivor, shares her story of living with HIV/AIDS and warns that secrecy can be deadly, urging people to get tested and take responsibility ...