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The presidential candidate disclosed cognitive problems after contracting a parasitic worm and was diagnosed with mercury poisoning more than a decade ago.
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Reclassifying marijuana from a Schedule I substance to Schedule III would mark a historic shift in federal policy, but the implications are still murky.
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Biden administration reinstates federal health care protections for LGBTQ+ patients that had been unraveled during the Trump administration.
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Activists worry the planned changes could jeopardize paid covid leave policies, fuel long covid rates and endanger immunocompromised and elderly people.
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While the U.S. focuses on election news, the future of PEPFAR, which has been crucial to reducing HIV in sub-Saharan Africa, remains uncertain. A former PEPFAR official talks about implications for adolescent girls and young women.
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It’s harder to grasp the magnitude of recent spikes because federal officials aren’t tracking coronavirus cases as closely as in the past.
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In recommending marijuana be reclassified to a Schedule III drug, the Department of Health and Human Services acknowledges its medical use for the first time.
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Virus levels in wastewater are higher than they were a year ago, but experts caution against comparisons and note hospitalizations are lower than last winter.
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The fact Austin received surgery backs up the Pentagon’s assertion that his prognosis is “excellent” because it is not typically performed on people whose cancers have spread.
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The JN.1 variant, covid hospitalizations and wastewater levels are rising heading into 2024. But hospitalizations and deaths are lower than in previous winters.
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While marijuana has therapeutic value, experts say older adults should be mindful it can interfere with medication and exacerbate chronic conditions.
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Eight percent of people 65 and older reported having used marijuana in the previous year.
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Combined covid, influenza and RSV emergency room visits are the highest since February.
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Authorities confirm the first sexual spread of mpox in Congo during a surge that has led to more deaths than last year’s global outbreak.
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Reports of pneumonia cases are being exaggerated and falsely conflated.
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Pneumonia clusters related to mycoplasma have been detected abroad, but there’s no evidence Ohio is part of a global outbreak or that the U.S. is seeing a surge.
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CDC Director Mandy Cohen’s appearance before Congress came as clusters of pneumonia in Chinese children emerge as the latest public health issue enmeshed in geopolitical conflict.
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What we know about rescheduling and the concerns swirling around different aspects of marijuana reform.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration may remove marijuana’s classification as a Schedule I drug. It has implications for research, sales and criminal prosecutions.
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