Exposure to multiple PFAS chemicals had a stronger effect on blood pressure, and the higher the concentration, the higher the risk.
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I swam back from a bad fall. Adversity made me better.
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What to look for in multivitamins
An estimated one-third of American adults and one-quarter of children and adolescents take multivitamins, with U.S. sales totaling $8 billion in 2020.
Lawmakers urge Google to fix abortion searches suggesting ‘fake clinics’
A study by an anti-disinformation nonprofit found that in states with antiabortion trigger laws, 11 percent of Google searches for abortion access directed users to nonmedical clinics that don’t provide and discourage abortion.
Coronavirus vaccines for kids under 5 are finally here
Pediatricians are preparing to administer the nation’s first coronavirus vaccines for children under 5 in the coming days.
She was ambushed by searing leg pain that struck without warning
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Florida doctors say they can now order pediatric vaccines
White House and DeSantis dispute whether the governor reversed himself under pressure.
FAQ: How to get the pediatric coronavirus vaccine in the D.C. area
Two vaccines will be available to kids under 5 starting this week, after the CDC gave the green light Saturday.
FDA authorizes coronavirus vaccine for young kids with shots likely next week
For many parents and pediatricians, the Food and Drug Administration clearing of two vaccines comes as a huge relief.
Invasive fire ants could be controlled by viruses, scientists say
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