The deadly cancers left behind by 50 years of success
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Driving theory test to include CPR first aid questions
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DNA analysis reveals West African ancestry in early medieval England
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Relying on AI in Colonoscopies May Erode Clinicians’ Skills
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Former FDA Chief Wants the Agency to Focus on Refined Carbohydrates
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Serious Chronic Lung Disease Gets First FDA-Approved Drug
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Dementia Follows a Different Course in Men
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Losing Weight Before IVF May Help Women With Obesity Get Pregnant
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What to Know About Trump’s Potential Change in Federal Marijuana Policy
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The Executive Order That Could Cripple Science
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GLP-1 Maker Accused of Bribing Docs; FDA Warns on Unapproved Meds; PFAS in Devices
(MedPage Today) -- In a lawsuit, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton alleged that Eli Lilly bribed healthcare providers to prescribe ...
Guardrails Work: Transgender Youth Care Amid Political Turmoil
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‘Clear’ Vapes May Have Even Worse Health Effects
(MedPage Today) -- E-cigarettes marketed as "clear" may get around flavor bans, but they appear to have a greater health ...
Shooter Attacked CDC Headquarters to Protest COVID Vaccines
(MedPage Today) -- The man who fired more than 180 shots with a long gun at the headquarters of the ...
Cats Show Alzheimer’s Changes; MS Lesions Start Early; Contested Paper Retracted
(MedPage Today) -- Amyloid-beta exerted a pathogenic effect in cats with dementia, suggesting feline cognitive dysfunction syndrome may be a ...
How a Maternal-Infant Public Health Program Thrives in a Deep Red State
(MedPage Today) -- In a deep red state, a public program focused on maternal and infant health has thrived for ...
Denisovans: Why a mysterious group of ancient humans doesn’t have a species name
Illustration of an ancient Denisovan manJOHN BAVARO FINE ART/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY This is an extract from Our Human Story, our ...
Violence Against Nurses Surges in ‘Tinderbox’ A&Es
Violence against A&E staff in England has almost doubled over the past 5 years, with nursing leaders warning that chronic ...
The real reason why we lost the ability to make vitamin C
Humans need to get vitamin C from our dietKondoros Eva Katalin/Getty Images According to the textbooks, we lost the ability ...
