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Ohio is on track to become the second state to limit access to gender-affirming medical treatment for adults.

In the month of September, Ohio’s Governor Mike DeWine proposed measures that activists for transgender rights believe could hinder their ability to receive gender-confirming treatment from private clinics and primary care physicians. This could potentially leave numerous adults without proper treatment and exposed to health hazards. A 31-year-old man named Ashton Colby is concerned that

Officials in California are advising individuals to avoid consuming uncooked oysters from Mexico, as they may be connected to norovirus.

Officials in Southern California are cautioning individuals against consuming raw oysters from specific regions in Mexico due to a recent outbreak of norovirus, which has affected over 200 people. The Department of Public Health in Los Angeles County has documented over 150 potential cases of a stomach-related illness associated with consuming raw oysters. Meanwhile, in

Maintaining good health during the cold, flu, and COVID-19 season

The arrival of winter brings with it the typical symptoms such as coughs, stuffy nose, tiredness, and fever. However, this year, a new variant of COVID-19 is gaining attention. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that COVID-19 is the top cause of hospitalizations among respiratory viruses. The CDC reported that 25 states

The US government dismisses the accusation that a woman was wrongly denied an urgent abortion in Oklahoma.

The Department of Health and Human Services in the United States has stated that a hospital in Oklahoma did not break any federal laws when physicians advised a woman with a nonviable pregnancy to remain in the parking lot until her condition became severe enough to meet the criteria for an abortion, as per the

In snowy DC, the March for Life rallies against abortion with an eye toward the November elections

Thousands of individuals who oppose abortion rights gathered in Washington on Friday for the yearly March for Life, braving the falling snow. Speakers encouraged the passionate attendees to continue advocating for the movement’s recent success in the Supreme Court and to persist in their efforts until abortion is eradicated. In the lead-up to a presidential

Ways to Keep Warm in Layered Outfits and Prevent Frostbite during the Winter Months

Millions of Americans are being advised to wear layers if they need to venture outside as a severe and fatal cold front moves through the country. The city of Minneapolis is experiencing particularly harsh weather conditions. In locations where cold temperatures are uncommon, this advice can be confusing. What does “layering up” mean? Is it

The Defense Department will once again focus on addressing the presence of hazardous “forever chemicals” near a military base in Michigan.

The office of U.S. Representative Elissa Slotkin announced on Friday that the U.S. Department of Defense intends to set up two additional groundwater filtration systems at a previous military base in Michigan in order to manage the spread of toxic chemicals known as “forever chemicals.” Environmental activists claim that these systems will effectively stop PFAS

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has increased their cautionary statement regarding charcuterie meat trays due to a doubling of reported cases of salmonella infection.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is issuing a broader alert regarding salmonella contamination linked to charcuterie meat snacks trays available at Sam’s Club and Costco retail locations. According to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 47 individuals in 22 states have become ill and 10 have required hospitalization

An Israeli business has been approved to produce the first-ever lab-grown beef steaks.

According to officials, a company from Israel has been granted initial approval from health authorities to market the first ever steaks created from cultured beef cells rather than from the entire animal. This decision comes after the successful approval of lab-grown chicken in the United States in the previous year. In December, the Israeli Health

A groundbreaking trial demonstrates the potential for pigs to assist individuals with liver failure in the future.

Doctors connected a pig liver to a brain-dead person’s body and observed it effectively purifying blood, bringing them closer to potentially using the method in people suffering from liver failure. On Thursday, the University of Pennsylvania revealed a unique experiment involving animal-to-human organ transplants. In this instance, the pig liver was utilized outside the donated

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Ohio is on track to become the second state to limit access to gender-affirming medical treatment for adults.

Officials in California are advising individuals to avoid consuming uncooked oysters from Mexico, as they may be connected to norovirus.

Maintaining good health during the cold, flu, and COVID-19 season

The US government dismisses the accusation that a woman was wrongly denied an urgent abortion in Oklahoma.

In snowy DC, the March for Life rallies against abortion with an eye toward the November elections

Ways to Keep Warm in Layered Outfits and Prevent Frostbite during the Winter Months

The Defense Department will once again focus on addressing the presence of hazardous “forever chemicals” near a military base in Michigan.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has increased their cautionary statement regarding charcuterie meat trays due to a doubling of reported cases of salmonella infection.

An Israeli business has been approved to produce the first-ever lab-grown beef steaks.

A groundbreaking trial demonstrates the potential for pigs to assist individuals with liver failure in the future.