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A government official recommended eating carrots. Carrots may be good but they’re not going to help in this case.

On the November 1, 2019 episode of “Real Time with Bill Maher,” he had a conversation with pediatrician Jay Gordon, MD, known for providing troves of high-profile families with personal belief exemptions and medical exemptions to postpone or forego vac…

A new study suggests that seniors should be doing high-intensity exercise to improve their memory.

Offering no clear reason for formulary choices, or why a purportedly value-based formulary option is not being adopted is not evidence-based. Nor is it evidence-based to give an absolute “no” to high-priced therapies in spite of their comparative effec…

Two new studies show what many surgical residents and surgeons have to endure and how this may lead to burnout, which affects patients.

A general election Tuesday in Kentucky for the state’s governorship could bring an end to Republican efforts to implement Medicaid work requirements in the state and beyond.

You don’t have to live on a coast to wonder when the next disaster might hit close to home. Use the time change this weekend to check smoke alarms and fire extinguishers and prepare an emergency kit.

Deaths from influenza have occurred among migrant children in detention. Yet the US government is denying them flu vaccination, and recently went to court arguing that children are not entitled to basic sanitation, clean clothes, bathing, and toothbrus…

Fitbit is getting Googled, in more ways than one.

You may have a beef with the latest Salmonella outbreak, just make sure that it isn’t under-cooked ground beef.