Six years after COVID-19 upended the world, experts say the science has become clearer—even as misinformation about vaccines, masks and lockdowns continues to fuel public debate.

A Johns Hopkins public health researcher was detained by ICE at Baltimore-Washington International Airport, highlighting the Trump administration's expanded immigration enforcement and increased coordination between TSA and ICE.

Two key HHS nominees cleared a Senate committee after intense negotiations over vaccine misinformation, but their confirmations still face hurdles before a full Senate vote.

A major court victory could bring cleaner air to Harris County as the EPA is ordered to enforce tougher soot pollution standards that health experts say could save thousands of lives.

Houston residents gathered in the Fifth Ward to share firsthand stories about rising living costs, helping shape national affordability policy through a community listening tour led by U.S. Rep. Christian Menefee.

Houston women are being invited to trade burnout for breakthrough as the sold-out Exodus Women's Conference returns bigger than ever, promising a weekend of faith, healing and purpose rooted in the theme "She Is Planted."

Ten-year-old Grace Miller is turning her love of painting into a powerful message about living with juvenile arthritis, inspiring others while raising funds for research.

The Senate delayed votes on two key Trump health nominees as lawmakers sought assurances on vaccine policy, CDC independence and public health messaging.

A determined 7-year-old Flint boy is turning pink lemonade into a powerful mission—raising money and awareness for sickle cell disease while inspiring others to face life's toughest challenges with courage.

A rapidly growing cyclospora outbreak linked to recalled shredded iceberg lettuce has sickened thousands across multiple states, prompting health officials to warn consumers to stay alert for symptoms.

Houston's most fashionable night of philanthropy returns this fall as the Hope for Houston Ball raises vital support for HIV prevention, treatment and community services.

President Trump's latest CDC director nominee, Dr. Erica Schwartz, is pitching stability after months of turmoil at the nation's top public health agency, even as questions persist over the administration's health agenda and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s influence.

A growing Cyclospora outbreak has sickened thousands across the U.S., prompting health experts to urge extra caution with fresh produce. Here's what to avoid, how to wash fruits and vegetables properly, and the safest ways to protect your family.

Before students head back to class, doctors say the most important school supply isn't found in a backpack. From vaccinations to wellness visits and sports physicals, a healthy start can set the stage for a successful school year.

Will Americans finally stop changing their clocks twice a year? Congress is set to vote on making Daylight Saving Time permanent, reigniting a debate over health, schools, farming and the future of time itself.