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The spread of online conspiracy theories has sparked a rise in unverified medical remedies, claiming to be miraculous cures.

BUTLER, Pa. (AP) — The hotel on the outskirts of town looks a lot like lodging one can find on any American highway. Over the years it has been a Holiday Inn and a Days Inn. The sign outside now bears the brand of a new, growing chain. One that promises a lot more than

“The political landscape has shifted: The South is becoming more receptive to the idea of expanding health benefits.”

For quite some time, conservative individuals from the southern region have quietly considered the idea of expanding access to healthcare for those with low incomes. However, these conversations are now becoming more open and public. Republican-controlled states such as Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi have heard from their House speakers that they must contemplate expanding coverage

Since 1950, the United States has not experienced syphilis rates as high as they currently are. Other sexually transmitted disease rates have either decreased or remained stable.

According to a recent report by the federal government, the number of sexually transmitted cases of syphilis in adults in the United States has increased by 9% in 2022 and shows no signs of slowing down. Fortunately, there is some surprising positive news: There has been a decrease in the number of new cases of

The French National Assembly is currently voting on including women’s right to abortion in the French Constitution.

The French National Assembly has given its overwhelming approval to a bill that aims to protect a woman’s right to have an abortion in the French Constitution. This is the first crucial stage in the legislative process, which also necessitates a vote in the Senate. President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to implement the measure in

The number of Syphilis cases sharply increase as budget reductions put at risk the ability to control and manage outbreaks.

Chair of the National Task Force for Syphilis and Congenital Syphilis Syndemic, Rachel Levine, emphasized that most cases of congenital syphilis can be avoided if infections are detected and treated promptly. Rates of syphilis have increased by over 17% compared to last year’s record-setting rate, reaching levels not seen since the 1950s. This worrying trend

The plan to restrict abortion, prepared for President Trump on his first day in office.

The extensive proposals demonstrate the extent to which conservative activists view a potential Trump presidency as a chance to limit access to abortion across the country. | Photo by Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty Images Donald Trump has not been convinced by anti-abortion organizations to promise signing a nationwide ban if he is re-elected as the

The manufacturer of sleep apnea machines that were recalled has agreed to stop selling them in the United States.

The company responsible for a worldwide recall of sleep apnea machines announced on Monday that it will discontinue sales of the devices in the United States. This decision comes as part of a proposed agreement with regulators, which could result in a financial loss of nearly $400 million for the manufacturer. Philips has issued a

After experiencing complications from surgery for cancer, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin resumes his duties at the Pentagon.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin returned to work at the Pentagon on Monday after nearly a month’s absence because of prostate cancer and met with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. Austin expressed his gratitude for returning to the Pentagon during this crucial moment. He stated at the beginning of the meeting, “I am

King Charles III has been released from a hospital in London following a procedure on his prostate.

King Charles III and the Princess of Wales have both been discharged from a private hospital in London after undergoing separate medical procedures, causing a stir in the UK media about the health of the royal family. The 75-year-old ruler was hospitalized at the London Clinic on Friday to receive care for a benign enlarged

Biden is supporting the pharmaceutical industry in discussions for a global treaty during the pandemic.

The stance of the Biden administration in international discussions regarding the allocation of vaccines in future pandemics demonstrates that the president is not fully willing to disrupt the patent system. | Getty Images The Biden administration and pharmaceutical companies are engaged in a dispute regarding medication costs both in the nation’s capital and in courtrooms

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The spread of online conspiracy theories has sparked a rise in unverified medical remedies, claiming to be miraculous cures.

“The political landscape has shifted: The South is becoming more receptive to the idea of expanding health benefits.”

Since 1950, the United States has not experienced syphilis rates as high as they currently are. Other sexually transmitted disease rates have either decreased or remained stable.

The French National Assembly is currently voting on including women’s right to abortion in the French Constitution.

The number of Syphilis cases sharply increase as budget reductions put at risk the ability to control and manage outbreaks.

The plan to restrict abortion, prepared for President Trump on his first day in office.

The manufacturer of sleep apnea machines that were recalled has agreed to stop selling them in the United States.

After experiencing complications from surgery for cancer, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin resumes his duties at the Pentagon.

King Charles III has been released from a hospital in London following a procedure on his prostate.

Biden is supporting the pharmaceutical industry in discussions for a global treaty during the pandemic.