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After a teenager collapsed at a Maryland trampoline park, paramedics worried he’d had a heart attack, which is rare in children. The cause was more unusual.

Her best-selling 1982 book “The G Spot,” written with two co-authors, helped loosen constraints on women’s sexual experience.

As a staff writer at the New Yorker, he delved into public health issues and occupational hazards. He also wrote “The Stunt Man,” a novel turned film.

The court granted the Justice Department’s request to temporarily block the plan, which would shield Sackler family members from future lawsuits.

Health experts worry that rising temperatures could mean West Nile, a mosquito-borne virus, will become more prevalent in less common places.

Health experts worry that rising temperatures could mean West Nile, a mosquito-borne virus, will become more prevalent in less common places.

Two of the world’s most urgent public health concerns might be connected, researchers from Cambridge and Zhejiang universities say.

The findings could increase demand for the drug and bolster the case for insurance coverage.

Coronavirus subvariant EG.5, nicknamed ‘Eris,’ is a descendant of Omicron.

The medications help people lose significant weight but can cause nausea and other complications.