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Health: Part 77
- Facebook Wants Your Blood
- Why Being Neurotic Might Be Good for Your Dog
- ‘They’re Chipping Away.’ Inside the Grassroots Effort to Fight Mandatory Vaccines
- More Millennials Are Dying ‘Deaths of Despair,’ as Overdose and Suicide Rates Climb
- Can Americans Hack Their Way Out of an Aversion to Exercise?
- The Congo Ebola Outbreak Began a Year Ago. Here’s What to Know About the Public-Health Emergency
- Can Wearing a Hat Contribute to Baldness?
- Your ZIP Code Might Determine How Long You Live—and the Difference Could Be Decades
- Climate Change May Be Spreading Flesh-Eating Bacteria to Unexpected Waters
- How a Nurse With a Hole in Her Skull Changed The Medical History of Migraines
- Employers Are Steering Workers Toward Controversial Stem Cell Therapies
- Most People Worldwide Trust That Vaccines Are Safe—But the Number Who Don’t Is Concerning
- U.S. Suicide Rates Are the Highest They’ve Been Since World War II
- This Past Flu Season Was the Longest in 10 Years, the CDC Says
- How Misinformation Is Making It Almost Impossible to Contain the Ebola Outbreak in DRC
- No, Teenagers Are Not Growing ‘Skull Horns’ Because of Smartphones
- New Research Is Focusing on Treating Teens’ Suicidal Thoughts With Support of Friends, Family
- NIH Director Francis Collins Has a Plan to Help Eliminate “Manels”
- A Year After Approval, Migraine Drugs Are Changing Lives. But Insurance Battles Are Creating a Whole New Headache
- What the Science Really Says About Grilled Meat and Cancer Risk
- Why Spending Time With Friends Is One of the Best Things You Can Do for Your Health
- The New ‘Female Viagra’ Has Reignited a Debate Over Drugs and Female Sexuality
- Sitting Is Bad for Your Health, But Not All Types of Sitting Were Created Equal
- Despite the Headlines, We Don’t Yet Know If Anticholinergic Drugs Contribute to Dementia Risk
- Democrats Quickly Found a Divide Over ‘Medicare-for-All’ at the First Democratic Presidential Debate
- 5 Ways to Cope With Migraines at Work
- Energy Drinks Have Become Wildly Popular With Teens. Here’s Why it’s a Public Health Concern
- Abortion Advocates File Lawsuit Challenging Georgia Heartbeat Law
- Planned Parenthood Can Keep Performing Abortions in Missouri, For Now
- 5 Ways to Help a Friend or Loved One Who Suffers From Migraines
- The American Medical Association Is Taking a More Aggressive Approach on Abortion Legislation
- A Fecal Parasite Is Causing More Disease Outbreaks, and Swimming Pools May Be to Blame, CDC Says
- For the First Time, Researchers Eliminated HIV From the Genomes of Living Animals
- Is Wimbledon 2019 the Year the Young Strike Back?
- Facebook Is Trying to Stop Bogus Health Claims from Spreading Online
- Are Paint Fumes a Health Concern? Here’s What the Latest Science Says
- Experimental Ebola Treatments Look Successful in Lab Studies, Says the CDC
- The 10 Countries Most Vulnerable to Climate Change Will Experience Population Booms in the Coming Decades
- How Trump’s Executive Order Could Save Lives by Transforming How the U.S. Treats Kidney Disease
- Trump Administration Abandons Plan to Overhaul Drug Rebates
- Most Americans, Including Smokers, Like the Idea of Less-Addictive Cigarettes
- Niksen Is the Dutch Lifestyle Concept of Doing Nothing—And You’re About to See It Everywhere
- Google Doodle Honors Heart Surgeon René Favaloro, Who Pioneered Coronary Bypass Surgery
- Cutting Calories May Improve Your Health Even If You’re Not Trying to Lose Weight
- It May Be Possible to Counter Some of the Genetic Risk of Alzheimer’s With These Lifestyle Changes
- Why We Love Advice Columns, According to Psychologists
- Conjoined Twin Girls Successfully Separated After 50 Hours of Operations
- Does Listening to Music Stimulate Creative Thinking, or Stifle It?
- The U.S. Helped Defeat Ebola in 2014. Now, We’re Watching a Crisis Become a Catastrophe
- Scientists Predict Climate Change Will Make Dangerous Heat Waves Far More Common
- Planned Parenthood CEO Dr. Leana Wen Is Out Due to ‘Philosophical Differences’ With Its Board
- More U.S. Teenagers Are Trying to Lose Weight Than in Years Past. That May Be Reason for Concern
- Drug Overdose Deaths Finally Dropped in 2018, Preliminary Data Say
- WHO Declares Ebola in Congo a Public-Health Emergency Nearly a Year After Outbreak
- Can Learning a Foreign Language Prevent Dementia?
- Why You Should Always Wash New Clothes Before Wearing Them
- Your Summer Beach Trip Could Put You at Risk of Getting Sick. Here’s What You Need to Know
- Daily E-Cigarette Use Can Help Smokers Quit, According to One of the Most Comprehensive Studies Yet
- Deadly Fungal Infection Emerged Because of Global Warming, Study Says
- Maine Confirmed Its First Case of a Rare Tick-Borne Virus in Years. Here’s What to Know About Powassan
- Americans Are Not Getting the Message About Exercising More and Sitting Less
- Your Apple Has 100 Million Microorganisms Living On It. Should You Care?
- Don’t Get Mad if a Doctor Says They Need to Screen Your Child for Abuse
- Planned Parenthood’s Acting President Weighs in on 2020 Endorsements, Voting and Activism
- Millennials May Be Drinking Less, But Binge Drinking Is On the Rise Among Older Adults
- Is Sugar as Bad for Kids as It Is for Adults?
- A New Alzheimer’s Blood Test Proved 94% Accurate in Finding Brain Changes Related to the Disease
- 7-Year-Old Boy Has 526 Teeth Removed From His Mouth
- Confidence in Scientists Has Actually Risen Since 2016 in the U.S., According to New Research
- At Mexican Oil Company, Workers Offered ‘Health Incentive’ Bonus For Weight Loss, Trim Waistlines
- Politicians Keep Blaming Mass Shootings on Mental Health Issues. Doctors Say They’re Wrong
- CRISPR Gene Editing Is Being Tested in Human Patients, and the Results Could Revolutionize Health Care
- Feeling the Heat? Here’s When Fans Can Help—and When They Don’t—According to Science
- The Dangers of Linking Gun Violence and Mental Illness
- Here’s How Much Caffeine May Trigger a Migraine, According to a New Study
- Promising Blood Test Could Help to Predict Breast Cancer Recurrence
- Why Drinking Water All Day Long Is Not the Best Way to Stay Hydrated
- Mosquito-Borne West Nile Virus Soared in 2018, According to CDC Data
- How Exercise Lowers the Risk of Alzheimer’s by Changing Your Brain
- There Could Be a Chlamydia Vaccine In the Coming Years, A Promising New Study Suggests
- Weight Loss for Kids? Thanks to WW, There’s An App for That
- An Ebola Drug Trial Ended Early Because It Was So Successful. That Could Change How Doctors Handle Future Outbreaks
- Social Media Hurts Girls More Than Boys
- The Doctor Who Inspired House Navigates the Health Care Crisis in Netflix Docuseries Diagnosis
- Why Parents Are Turning to a Controversial Treatment for Food Allergies
- Confused About Who Should Get the HPV Vaccine, and When? The CDC Has New Recommendations
- A Third of Americans Avoid Certain Places Because They Fear Mass Shootings
- Newark Officials Providing Bottled Water to 15,000 Homes Over Lead Contamination Concerns. Here’s What You Need to Know About the City’s Water Crisis
- More than 200 People Have Reported Lung Diseases That May Be Linked to Vaping
- How to Avoid Vehicle Pollution When You’re Stuck in Traffic
- Planned Parenthood Faces an Uncertain Road Without Title X Funding—and Patients May Struggle to Get Care
- Is Fluoride in Drinking Water Safe? A New Study Reignites a Long-Standing Debate
- We’re One Step Closer to a Blood Test that Predicts When a Person Will Die
- Yet Another Health Problem Linked to Air Pollution: Eye Disease
- Vaping May Have Caused an Illinois Patient to Die From a Respiratory Illness
- Trump Urges USPS and FedEx to Crackdown on Fentanyl Trafficking From China. They’ve Been Trying for Years
- How Wearing Sunglasses Actually Impacts Your Eyes, According to Science
- Johnson & Johnson Was Ordered to Pay $572 Million for Its Role in the Opioid Crisis. With Similar Lawsuits Across the Country, That Could Be Just the Beginning
- Why America Is Failing To Feed Its Aging
- Juul Commits $100 Million to New System to Help Retailers Block Sales to Minors