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As monkeypox spreads, Fauci says pay attention but don’t panic

The nation’s top infectious diseases expert Anthony S. Fauci said “never blow off any emerging infection when you don’t know yet where it’s going.”

Indiana passes near-total abortion ban, the first state to do so post-Roe

The bill, which includes exceptions for rape and incest cases, was signed into law by Gov. Eric Holcomb (R) soon after passing Indiana’s Republican-controlled Senate.

I’m too involved as a parent. For my son’s sake, I’m trying to change.

Psychologists note that excessive intervening in a child’s life can adversely impact their ability to navigate situations on their own.

‘Not her body, not her choice:’ Indiana lawmakers on abortion ban

The state Senate approved a near-total abortion ban that had divided Republican legislators over how far it should go.

How to ease the transition to college when mental health is a concern

Especially since the pandemic began, conversations about mental health have become more common, so students should find a person they feel safe to talk with about their concerns.

Indiana passes near-total abortion ban, the first state to do so post-Roe

The bill, which includes exceptions for rape and incest cases, was signed into law by Gov. Eric Holcomb (R) soon after passing Indiana’s Republican-controlled Senate.

Children potentially exposed to monkeypox at Illinois day care, officials say

A person who works at a day care in Illinois has tested positive for monkeypox, potentially exposing children to the virus, state officials announced Friday.

CDC: Consider fewer sexual partners to avoid monkeypox

The guidance was issued the day after the Biden administration declared the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency.

Fauci warns of ‘trouble’ for those with BA.5 variant if not up to date on vaccines

Amid the latest omicron subvariant, Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-diseases expert, has a message: “If they don’t get vaccinated or they don’t get boosted, they’re going to get into trouble.”

To save children with cancer, doctors turn to new weapons

Scientists explore novel strategies to treat the disease, such as manipulating immune system cells, proteins and other molecules to design targeted therapies.