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Ariana Cha

Ariana Cha

National Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • Health & Medicine
  • National News

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HIV at center of latest culture war after Tennessee rejects federal funds - The Washington Post

The red-state pushback mirrors tensions over federal priorities on covid, abortion and other health issues
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‘Our state is at war with our family’: Clergy with trans kids fight...

They say their children’s lives and religious liberty are threatened by bills proposed in Missouri and elsewhere.
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Their child’s obesity drug was working. Then their plan refused to ...

Their child’s obesity drug was working. Then their plan refused to pay.
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Fatty liver was a disease of the old. Then kids started getting sick.

The condition is now estimated to be as common as asthma in children. Our diet and lifestyle are the suspected culprits.
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They’re young and athletic. They’re also ill with a condition calle...

The syndrome tends to strike suddenly, leaving previously healthy people unable to function, with no clear cause.
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Ozempic cuts risk of death from kidney disease, major study finds

Novo Nordisk will seek FDA approval to dramatically expand the number of patients eligible for the shots.
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‘Unusual’ cancers emerged after the pandemic. Doctors ask if covid ...

It’s not a new idea that viruses can cause or accelerate cancer. But it will probably be years before answers emerge about covid and cancer.
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Weight-loss drugs are a hot commodity. But not in low-income neighb...

Ozempic and other GLP-1 drugs were supposed to revolutionize the battle against obesity. But evidence shows big economic and racial disparities in access.
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Scientists who laid groundwork for weight-loss drugs win Lasker med...

One of the researchers described the circumstances that led to the discovery as “serendipity.”
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Weight-loss drugs are supposed to be forever. Until they run out.

Doctors and patients struggle with starting and stopping medications with little guidance.
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Infant mortality got worse after Roe reversal. Experts are investig...

A study in JAMA Pediatrics says hundreds more babies died than expected in the year and a half after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.