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Do You Need a Measles Vaccine Booster?

By Chantelle Lee

RFK Jr. and CDC Disagree on Autism Study

By Jeffrey Kluger

The Single Best Type of Apology

By Angela Haupt

Having a Baby Is Changing Under Trump

By Alana Semuels
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How a New Weight-Loss Pill Could Transform Health

The first truly revolutionary oral drug for obesity, made by Eli Lilly, may soon be on the way

By Alice Park

How Abortion Access Could Change for Veterans

Abortion rights advocates fear the Trump Administration will reinstate an abortion ban at Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities.

By Chantelle Lee

Gun Injuries Go Up During Hunting Season

"The start of hunting season poses gun injury risks outside of hunting," write Christopher Worsham, Charles Bray, and Anupam Jena.

By Christopher M. Worsham , Charles F. Bray and Anupam B. Jena

8 Ways to Respond to an Apology

“I’d rather you only apologize if you truly mean it.”

By Angela Haupt

What to Know About Whooping Cough

2025 is shaping up to be a bad year for whooping cough, a vaccine-preventable disease.

By Chantelle Lee

Abortions Increased in 2024, Data Show

The number of abortions provided in most of the U.S. rose slightly from 2023 to 2024, but there was variability across individual states.

By Chantelle Lee

What a Hyperfixation Really Is

We asked experts what it really feels like to maintain an extreme level of focus, and how to address it when it becomes a problem.

By Angela Haupt

Pfizer Ends Development of Obesity Pill

The drugmaker said it would stop studying danuglipron after a participant had a possible drug-induced liver injury.

By TOM MURPHY / AP

Peter Marks on an Anti-Vaccine FDA

Dr. Peter Marks, an ex-FDA vaccine official, is warning of a fundamental change at the agency—where vaccine skepticism now prevails.

By Alice Park

What to Say to Hygiene Criticism

It's not "$%&* off."

By Angela Haupt

Title X Freeze Threatens Reproductive Health Care

States that have made efforts to protect reproductive rights are not immune to the Title X funding freeze.

By Chantelle Lee

Invasive Strep Infections Are Rising

Serious strep cases—which can result in flesh-eating infections—are increasing in the U.S.

By Alice Park

Can Certain Foods Help You Get Pregnant?

TikTok is full of content creators claiming that eating certain foods helped them get pregnant. But how truthful is that claim?

By Chantelle Lee

Why We ER Doctors Love 'The Pitt'

"The show offers audiences a raw glimpse into a health care system on the brink," writes Nicholas Cozzi, an emergency medicine physician.

By Dr. Nicholas Cozzi

Should You Get a Full-Body MRI Scan?

Most medical experts are wary of the controversial scans.

By Matt Fuchs

Climate Change Is Making Hay Fever Worse

Seasonal allergies are being hit by climate change. As temperatures rise, pollen season grows longer and more severe.

By Jeffrey Kluger
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