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US school vaccination rates inch down yet again and exemptions reach record high
U.S. kindergarten vaccination rates have declined again, with exemptions reaching a record high More »
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Congo’s fast-moving Ebola outbreak becomes the country's worst with over 2,300 dead
Congo’s fast-moving Ebola outbreak has now killed over 2,300 people More »
Obesity drugs show early promise against the hormonal disorder PMOS, giving a suffering family hope
A small but growing body of research shows that GLP-1 drugs often used to treat obesity may also work for the hormonal disorder known as PMOS More »
Bedbugs can cause people to lose sleep — and blood. Here's what to do about them
Bedbugs are on the rise and they tend to be at their worst at this time of year More »
Tommy John, namesake for a pioneering elbow surgery that saved his career, dead at 83
Tommy John, the pitching great known for the surgery that bears his name, has died at 83 More »
Kids keep getting hurt and killed on e-bikes. Should parents be held responsible?
As traumatic injuries and deaths continue to surge among the youngest e-bike riders, officials across the country are taking different paths to tackle a growing epidemic More »
Dr. Anthony Fauci declines request to appear before a second Senate panel after GOP contempt vote
Dr. Anthony Fauci has declined a request to appear voluntarily before a second Senate panel More »
Appeals court sides with Trump in fight over subpoena of gender-affirming care provider
A federal appeals court says President Donald Trump’s goal of ending gender-affirming care is not improper and cannot be the basis for quashing a subpoena More »
Trump's vaccine plan would require millions of individual shots last used decades ago
The biggest obstacles to President Donald Trump’s order on vaccines may be the logistical challenges it poses for parents, health providers and drugmakers in the United States More »
A federal judge blocks Idaho from prosecuting doctors for health-protecting abortions
A federal judge says Idaho can't prosecute doctors who perform abortions to protect a pregnant person's health or prevent self-harm More »
