US scientists are using machine learning to find new treatments among thousands of old medicines
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Texas officials report that an unvaccinated child has died of measles
63 votes -
Texas measles outbreak could continue for a full year, official says
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Why older people may not need to watch blood sugar so closely
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Inside a radioactive 'health' mine
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The American physicians are healing themselves with Ozempic
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US CIA now favors lab leak theory to explain Covid’s origins
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Why some doctors are reassessing hypnosis
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Why gen Z is drinking less
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Study on hydroxychloroquine by Didier Raoult and colleagues gets pulled on ethical and scientific grounds
11 votes -
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield reverses US policy that would have limited anesthesia periods
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A bird flu pandemic would be one of the most foreseeable catastrophes in history
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Reusing plastic water bottles, to-go containers? Scientists say that’s a bad idea.
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"I’m withdrawing from DBT and this problematic language is why"
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Battling infectious diseases in the 20th century: The impact of vaccines
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Cooking with black plastic is particularly crucial to avoid
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Amid backlash, US Food and Drug Administration changes course over shortage of weight-loss drugs
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Why surgeons are wearing the Apple Vision Pro in operating rooms
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New study shows that hurricanes lead to excess mortality long after the storm has passed
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Weight loss drugs appear to be having an effect at the population level
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US Food and Drug Administration approves first nasal spray flu vaccine for use at home
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How US cardiologists addressed bias in a clinical algorithm - changing the predictive factor from race to location
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How a leading chain of US psychiatric hospitals traps patients
35 votes -
New coronavirus vaccines are now approved
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Blood culture bottle shortage challenges US hospitals, labs
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Are smartphones driving our teens to depression?
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Cease-fire. The only way to prevent a polio epidemic among Gazan and Israeli babies.
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IVF alone can’t save us from a looming fertility crisis
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What my adult autism diagnosis finally explained
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Survival is insufficient
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When medical tech can keep us alive, families face tough choices
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US Supreme Court rejects liability shield at center of Purdue Pharma settlement
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The New York Times is failing its readers badly on COVID
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Why fish oil supplements can be dangerous for the heart
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The opaque industry secretly inflating prices for prescription drugs
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Gilead shot prevents all HIV cases in trial of African women
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Pioneering studies show promise in sequencing a baby’s genome at birth
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Buoyed by regulatory vacuums, Silicon Valley is building a booming online wellness market that aims to leave the doctor’s office behind
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US lawyers warned plastics makers to prepare for a wave of litigation over "forever chemicals" that could dwarf asbestos
27 votes -
Fecal microbiota transplant: Inside the black market for human poop
30 votes -
The US maternal mortality crisis is a statistical illusion
31 votes -
Genetics played a role in blood clots linked to COVID-19 shots
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A British nurse was found guilty of killing seven babies. Did she do it?
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US Supreme Court denies California’s plea for immunity for COVID-19 deaths at San Quentin prison
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US senior homes refuse to pick up fallen residents, dial 911. ‘Why are they calling us?’
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Early tests of H5N1 prevalence in milk suggest US bird flu outbreak in cows is widespread
63 votes -
How ECMO is redefining death
22 votes -
Concussion treatment: the insidious myth about resting protocols that even doctors still believe
22 votes -
Covid silver lining: Unprecedented look at human immune system
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A pill to make exercise obsolete (2017)
19 votes