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What Can Happen To Your Brain And Spine When You Take A Slap Shot To The Neck? A Neurosurgeon Explains

This new rule comes on the heels of a scary incident involving St. Louis Blues forward Dylan Holloway, who was hit in the neck by a puck during a recent

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Judge: Government can’t stop SNAP dollars from buying candy and sugary drinks

A court has decided that the federal government cannot prevent benefits from the nation's largest food assistance program from being

The Rising Threat Of Tick-Borne Diseases In America—Here’s What To Know

This engorged tick, collected in Annapolis, Maryland is likely a female adult deer tick, or Ixodes scapularis. Deer ticks are

HHS Ebola trial, retatrutide, suicide treatment: Morning Rounds

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What GenAI’s Math Breakthrough Means For Medicine

For eight decades, one of the most challenging geometric puzzles baffled mathematicians worldwide.This conundrum originated from Paul Erdős, a renowned

Ebola Congo: 1,000 cases, 254 deaths, still a search for patient zero

BUNIA, Congo — The Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo has resulted in 1,003 confirmed cases and 254 fatalities, as officials

A New Way To Hit Pancreatic Cancer’s Hardest Target

Pancreatic cancer is cancer that forms in the cells of the pancreas. 3d illustration getty Pancreatic cancer remains one of

RFK Jr. faces new vaccine probe as Democrats hone midterm issue

Daniel covers the intersection of the health industry and the federal government. He reports on corporate influence in government, the

Nina Schwalbe In Run For Congress Finds These Barriers To Scientists

Longtime public health professional Nina Schwalbe, MPH, PhD, (pictured here to the right) is running to succeed retiring U.S. Rep.