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Scientists in hazmat suits are researching monkeypox in a lab. One of the scientists is seen weighing a rat
Health
Monkeypox in the U.S. a ‘public health urgency,’ CDC epidemiologist says, as global cases mount among ‘sexual networks’
By Erin PraterMay 19, 2022
First monkeypox case in U.S. this year identified; 6 people in U.S. being monitored by health officials for potential exposure, CDC says
Health
First monkeypox case in U.S. this year identified; 6 people in U.S. being monitored by health officials for potential exposure, CDC says
By Erin PraterMay 18, 2022
The FDA could easily solve the baby formula shortage by allowing more imports from Europe
Commentary
The FDA could easily solve the baby formula shortage by allowing more imports from Europe
By Raymond March and Glenn L. FurtonMay 18, 2022
A new law aims to address the mental health crisis among healthcare workers–but barriers to care persist
Commentary
A new law aims to address the mental health crisis among healthcare workers–but barriers to care persist
By Jennifer Breen Feist and Corey FeistMay 16, 2022
Can a biomarker predict SIDS in newborns? A breakthrough study identifies a potential factor in mysterious infant deaths
Health
Can a biomarker predict SIDS in newborns? A breakthrough study identifies a potential factor in mysterious infant deaths
By Erin PraterMay 15, 2022
woman eating muesli breakfast
Life
Eating your food in the right order and other tips for stopping blood sugar swings
By Barbara BrodyMay 13, 2022
Rear view of autistic boy with headphones at home
Commentary
The autistic community is having a reckoning with ABA therapy. We should listen
By Ariana CerniusMay 13, 2022
Data sharing in health care is complicated. Industry executives discuss how they’re thinking about improving and using it
Conferences
Data sharing in health care is complicated. Industry executives discuss how they’re thinking about improving and using it
By Anne SradersMay 12, 2022
‘Diverse needs,’ not just ‘diverse patients’: How health care leaders can make care more equitable
Conferences
‘Diverse needs,’ not just ‘diverse patients’: How health care leaders can make care more equitable
By Anne SradersMay 11, 2022
panelists discussing the role of psychedelics in mental health treatment
Conferences
Psychedelic drug startups want to help solve the mental health crisis. The stories of patients are compelling
By Mahnoor KhanMay 11, 2022
Health care insiders lay out top predictions for the industry
Conferences
Health care insiders lay out top predictions for the industry
By Anne SradersMay 11, 2022
China’s dilemma: Face 1.6 million deaths by dropping zero-COVID strategy, or continue with ‘unsustainable’ policy?
Health
China’s dilemma: Face 1.6 million deaths by dropping zero-COVID strategy, or continue with ‘unsustainable’ policy?
By Chloe TaylorMay 11, 2022
Surviving the pandemic is only half the battle: ‘Long COVID’ could affect a billion in just a few years
Health
Surviving the pandemic is only half the battle: ‘Long COVID’ could affect a billion in just a few years
By Erin PraterMay 8, 2022
How to unwind without alcohol
Health
How to unwind without alcohol
By Kat EschnerMay 7, 2022
a man holding glasses and rubbing his eyes.
Health
Work from home could be hurting your vision. Here are tips on reducing eye strain
By Sonya CollinsMay 6, 2022
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