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RFK Jr. To Phase Out Artificial Food Dyes

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How Telehealth Can Cut Carbon Emissions

A new study shows telehealth decreased the number of cars on the road in the U.S. in 2023, helping cut carbon emissions.

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5 Things You’re Forgetting to Clean

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Do You Need a Measles Vaccine Booster?

Amid the measles outbreak that started in Texas, many people might be wondering: do I need to get a measles vaccine booster?

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RFK Jr. and CDC Disagree on Autism Study

The HHS Secretary fields criticism of his long-held autism beliefs.

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The Single Best Type of Apology

And several others you should probably stop using (sorry!).

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Having a Baby Is Changing Under Trump

Cuts to federal health institutions could alter newborn hearing and rare disease screening programs.

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How a New Weight-Loss Pill Could Transform Health

The first truly revolutionary oral drug for obesity, made by Eli Lilly, may soon be on the way

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How Abortion Access Could Change for Veterans

Abortion rights advocates fear the Trump Administration will reinstate an abortion ban at Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities.

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Gun Injuries Go Up During Hunting Season

"The start of hunting season poses gun injury risks outside of hunting," write Christopher Worsham, Charles Bray, and Anupam Jena.

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8 Ways to Respond to an Apology

“I’d rather you only apologize if you truly mean it.”

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What to Know About Whooping Cough

2025 is shaping up to be a bad year for whooping cough, a vaccine-preventable disease.

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Abortions Increased in 2024, Data Show

The number of abortions provided in most of the U.S. rose slightly from 2023 to 2024, but there was variability across individual states.

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What a Hyperfixation Really Is

We asked experts what it really feels like to maintain an extreme level of focus, and how to address it when it becomes a problem.

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Pfizer Ends Development of Obesity Pill

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Peter Marks on an Anti-Vaccine FDA

Dr. Peter Marks, an ex-FDA vaccine official, is warning of a fundamental change at the agency—where vaccine skepticism now prevails.

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What to Say to Hygiene Criticism

It's not "$%&* off."

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