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Sudden Unexpected Infant Deaths Now Account For More Than A Third Of The Black-White Infant Mortality Gap
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El Paso Man In His 50s Hospitalized With Severe West Nile As Rain Raises Mosquito Risk For Families
NYC Suicide Deaths Fell To 535 In 2024, But Young Adults 18 To 24 Face The Highest Rate
Labor Department Watchdog Demands Rochester Regional Health Reveal How Many Resident Doctors Hold H-1B Or J-1 Visas
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Keto Cut Liver Fat By 67% Despite Similar Weight Loss With Mediterranean And Low-Fat Plant-Based Diets
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Weekly Chili Tracked With Less Fatty Liver, But Only For People Who Kept The Heat Mild
Weekly spicy food tracked with lower fatty liver risk among 23,666 adults followed 12 years, but only at mild and moderate heat levels. 
A Seed Supplier Linked To A Fifteen State Sprout Outbreak Has Not Answered The FDA's Recall Request
FDA says the alfalfa seed supplier in a 15-state sprout outbreak has not answered its recall request and another grower used the same lot.
California Judge Leaves Unprompted Notification Ban Intact While Requiring Schools To Answer Parents Who Ask Directly
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A Sleepwalker's Phone Held 77 Photos She Apparently Took In Her Sleep, Some Showing Her Own Pointing Hand
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California Bars Under Sixteens From Addictive Social Media Feeds And Adds Safety Audits For AI Chatbots
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Industry-Commissioned Model Projects U.S. Health Care Worker Shortage Could Nearly Double by 2040 Under Current Trends
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One in Five People with Sight Loss Encountered Eye Treatments They Considered Bogus, Often Through Online Ads
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Hinesville Fox Tests Positive for Rabies After Attacking Resident Near Bryant Commons Park, Prompting Pet Vaccine Reminder
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