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Social connections are key to preventing disease, study finds

A recent study published in Scientific Reports has shed light on the significant role that social connections play in influencing individuals' adoption of preventative health measures. The collaborative research project,

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Hantavirus: what to know about illness suspected in a cruise ship outbreak

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A suspected rodent-borne illness has led to an outbreak on a cruise ship, resulting in three deaths

Studying maternal mortality expands to paternal mortality, too

Maternal health remains a critical issue in the U.S., with the mortality rate for pregnant women and new mothers being

Supreme Court restores broad access to abortion pill mifepristone

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday reinstated widespread access to the abortion pill mifepristone, halting a decision that could have

Harm reduction strategies for addiction ‘incompatible with federal law’

The Trump administration is intensifying its stance against harm reduction services for individuals using illicit drugs. In an open letter

Supreme Court grapples with lawsuits over Roundup cancer claims

WASHINGTON — On Monday, the Supreme Court appeared split over whether to halt numerous lawsuits claiming that the maker of

Medicaid work requirements: New policy impact may not be tracked

WASHINGTON — A significant health care policy included in last year’s tax cut law has become a point of contention

Hep B vaccine, microplastics in water, AI: Morning Rounds

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Top Fauci aide indicted on charges of concealing, falsifying records

WASHINGTON — On Tuesday, David Morens, a former senior official at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, was