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Vitality Stories
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- In December, the Supreme Court said, no more mail deliveries of abortion medications. But that's exactly what is happening in a multisite trial in 17 states.
- Soho Fresh is recalling one lot of rubbing alcohol, sent to retail stores across the country, after the FDA found that the product contains methanol.
- A growing body of research shows that overuse and misuse of antibiotics in children’s hospitals — which health experts and patients say should know better — helps fuel dangerous bacteria that...
- Mass extinctions and radiations have shaped the development of life on our planet, and new research shows how manmade extinctions could have long-lasting effects on life and medicine.
- It’s always a good day when a new treatment, especially one for lung cancer, becomes available. It’s even better when the drug trial was stopped early because the results were so clear. Now,...
- The hopeful vaccine news of late continues: Moderna announced on Monday that it will seek FDA emergency use authorization for its Covid-19 vaccine.
- University of Utah Health researchers say heart failure could be reversed with a new treatment.
- You may wonder why relatives that are hard of hearing don't just get hearing aids. For many Americans, the answer is simple: cost.
- Health literacy is a global problem, and it affects every decision from choosing a doctor to buying cough medicine.
- There was a time, not that long ago, when certain medical conditions were discussed in hushed whispers. It's time for that to change.
- Eating an unhealthy diet from a young age may lead to heart disease later in life, especially if your diet is full of inflammation-causing foods.