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Minnesota is facing an alarming rise in measles cases, with the number of infections doubling compared to the previous year.…
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Recent developments in U.S. public health policy have drawn sharp criticism following Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s delay in endorsing updated…
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The age of artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of science in profound ways. From generating realistic images to predicting…
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For most people, the moment a doctor delivers a diagnosis is a turning point. It can bring an overwhelming sense…
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For decades, many people have viewed heart attacks and strokes as sudden, unavoidable events—catastrophic medical crises that strike without warning.…
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In the world of nutrition science, few names resonate as loudly as Kevin Hall. Once a senior researcher at NIH,…
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Colon Cancer Rising Among Young Adults: The Role of Diet, Lifestyle, and Hidden Risks
Colon cancer, once thought to primarily affect older adults, is increasingly striking younger generations. In recent years, health experts have…
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2025: Building a Future of Equity, Detection, and Hope
Every October, the world comes together to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month—a movement that has grown from grassroots campaigns into…
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In recent weeks, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., serving as U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary, has drawn intense criticism after…
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