Missouri agriculture officials have quarantined two commercial facilities after a strain of bird flu that’s deadly to poultry but poses…
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Fatal crashes involving teen drivers decline sharply in US
The number of teen drivers involved in fatal crashes dropped by more than half over the past decade as safer…
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Parents sue Botox maker after woman with cerebral palsy dies
The parents of a Vermont woman who died last year have sued Botox maker Allergan, saying treatment of her cerebral…
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Government seizes $18 million from owners of pharmacy tied to meningitis outbreak
U.S. officials said on Tuesday they seized $18 million from the owners of a defunct Massachusetts compounding pharmacy tied to…
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Harvard dean involved in secret faculty email searches to resign
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard’s undergraduate dean will step down in July, months after she was criticized for approving secret searches…
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Baby saved after pregnant mother killed in Israel air strike
A newborn baby was delivered from her dying mother in Gaza on Sunday. The Palestinian baby girl was born at…
Read MoreChina to end use of prisoners’ organs for transplants next month
China, the only country that still systematically takes organs from executed prisoners for use in transplant operations, plans to end…
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Every day, people have their tonsils, appendix, and wisdom teeth removed–and after the pain subsides, they proceed without a hitch.…
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Researchers hope physical activity can stem growing use of ADHD medications
Researchers seeking alternatives to the use of drugs to treat ADHD in children are taking a closer look at exercise…
Read MorePrescriptions for ADHD drugs double among adults
The number of U.S. adults and young adults receiving prescriptions for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has nearly doubled over…
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