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The UK Parliament is in uproar over Rishi Sunak’s proposal for Rwanda, following a tough questioning on COVID-19.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was met with opposition from discontented legislators regarding his prominent immigration strategy, while also defending himself against challenging inquiries on Monday regarding his decision-making during the COVID-19 outbreak. Sunak faces a challenging week as he must navigate two competing pressures that could have significant implications for his current position and

Gao Yaojie, a doctor and activist who brought attention to the AIDS crisis in rural China, passes away at the age of 95.

Famous Chinese physician and advocate Gao Yaojie, who brought attention to the AIDS epidemic in rural China during the 1990s, passed away on Sunday at 95 years old in her home in the United States. Gao’s open criticism of the virus outbreak, estimated to have affected tens of thousands, caused embarrassment for the Chinese government.

The health care busts that follow mining’s boom-time benefits

The Pawelek family, who work in the mining industry, were not concerned about their healthcare. Mike’s position as a gold miner included comprehensive insurance and the mine’s medical facility in their town was reasonably priced. When Mike and Patty required knee surgeries, the mine covered the costs of transportation and accommodations in Salt Lake City,

A pregnant woman from Texas has requested permission from a court to have an abortion, despite a ban. What will happen next?

Kate Cox, a mother of two from Texas, discovered she was pregnant again in August. However, she received heartbreaking news that her baby has a fatal condition and is expected to be stillborn or pass away shortly after birth. Cox, 31, has been unexpectedly thrust into a difficult situation regarding abortion bans, which have significantly

The process of arranging abortions in the US is now taking more time. Medical professionals are concerned about the potential for more dangerous and complicated procedures.

A pregnant woman, whose fetus had a low chance of survival, contacted multiple abortion clinics before finally finding one that would accept her request. However, she was then placed on a waitlist that lasted for weeks. A teenager had to wait seven weeks for her abortion because her mother took that long to secure an

The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily halted a lower court’s ruling that granted a pregnant woman the right to have an abortion.

The Texas Supreme Court has halted a judge’s decision to allow an abortion for a pregnant woman whose fetus has a terminal diagnosis. This ruling has created uncertainty around a groundbreaking challenge to one of the strictest bans in the country. The all-Republican court issued the order over 30 hours after Kate Cox, a 31-year-old

Democrats are prioritizing the protection of abortion rights. A supporter of President Trump may have recently assisted in this effort.

In May 2022, activists supporting abortion rights gathered for a protest at the Texas state Capitol in Austin. A conflict in Texas regarding a woman’s ability to end a non-viable pregnancy may result in abortion remaining a key issue in the 2024 election and potentially alter the course of lawsuits against state restrictions. This situation

The delegation from New Mexico is incensed by the exclusion of increased nuclear radiation compensation from the proposal.

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — All members of New Mexico’s congressional delegation expressed outrage with the U.S. House leadership’s move to block compensation for people sickened by exposure to radiation during nuclear weapons testing and the mining of uranium during the Cold War. The bill originally broadened the scope of who could receive compensation under

The FDA has granted approval for two gene therapies to treat sickle cell disease. One of them is the first to utilize the CRISPR editing tool.

On Friday, regulators gave their approval for two gene therapies that aim to cure sickle cell disease, a painful and hereditary blood disorder prevalent among Black individuals in the U.S. The FDA announced that individuals 12 years and older with severe forms of the illness can receive one-time treatments. One treatment, produced by Vertex Pharmaceuticals

A woman who is expecting in Kentucky files a lawsuit for the freedom to obtain an abortion.

A lawsuit was filed on Friday in Louisville, Kentucky by a pregnant woman seeking the right to have an abortion. This is the second legal challenge in a matter of days against the widespread abortion bans that have been enacted in over a dozen states since the overturn of Roe v. Wade last year. The

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The UK Parliament is in uproar over Rishi Sunak’s proposal for Rwanda, following a tough questioning on COVID-19.

Gao Yaojie, a doctor and activist who brought attention to the AIDS crisis in rural China, passes away at the age of 95.

The health care busts that follow mining’s boom-time benefits

A pregnant woman from Texas has requested permission from a court to have an abortion, despite a ban. What will happen next?

The process of arranging abortions in the US is now taking more time. Medical professionals are concerned about the potential for more dangerous and complicated procedures.

The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily halted a lower court’s ruling that granted a pregnant woman the right to have an abortion.

Democrats are prioritizing the protection of abortion rights. A supporter of President Trump may have recently assisted in this effort.

The delegation from New Mexico is incensed by the exclusion of increased nuclear radiation compensation from the proposal.

The FDA has granted approval for two gene therapies to treat sickle cell disease. One of them is the first to utilize the CRISPR editing tool.

A woman who is expecting in Kentucky files a lawsuit for the freedom to obtain an abortion.