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HEALTH

Paxlovid Shows Promise for Treating Long COVID Symptoms, Study Finds

Tuesday, Jan 07

Research indicates Paxlovid could relieve long COVID symptoms even when not treating active infections.

WORLD NEWS

Dangerous Snakebites in Africa: The Silent Crisis

Tuesday, Jan 07

Snakebites pose a serious health crisis in Africa, leading to significant amputations and fatalities yearly.

POLITICS

FDA Establishes New Voluntary Lead Limits for Baby Foods Amid Health Concerns

Tuesday, Jan 07

The FDA has set new voluntary limits on lead levels in baby foods, aiming to protect children from toxic metal exposure that can cause serious health issues.

HEALTH

Concerns Rising as Iodine Deficiency Resurfaces in American Diets

Tuesday, Jan 07

Experts express concern over iodine deficiency returning, impacting pregnant women and children’s health across the U.S.

HEALTH

Study Reveals Low Rates of Gender-Affirming Medication Among Adolescents

Tuesday, Jan 07

A study shows that less than 1 in 1,000 adolescents received gender-affirming medications over five years, amidst ongoing debates on the issue.

WORLD NEWS

Luigi Mangione's Shooting Range Visit in Thailand Before Murder of CEO Brian Thompson

Monday, Jan 06

Luigi Mangione visited a gun range in Thailand months before allegedly murdering CEO Brian Thompson in a targeted attack.

ENVIRONMENT

EPA Expands List of Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' with Nine New Additions

Monday, Jan 06

The EPA has expanded its list of toxic 'forever chemicals' requiring companies to report on their environmental impact.

WORLD NEWS

FDA Proposes New Guidelines to Enhance Pulse Oximeter Accuracy for Patients of Color

Monday, Jan 06

The FDA's proposed guidelines aim to improve the accuracy of pulse oximeters for patients of color by requiring diverse clinical testing.

POLITICS

Insurers Question Medical Necessity of Prosthetic Limbs, Limiting Coverage

Monday, Jan 06

Health insurers are limiting coverage of prosthetic limbs, often citing a lack of medical necessity and raising concerns of discrimination among amputees.