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The “peanut patch” outperformed a placebo in reducing sensitivity to peanut protein, according to the study published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Cronobacter sakazakii, which sickened babies and led to a national formula shortage, would be tracked by the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention.

The vote by the agency’s outside experts increased the likelihood that a contraceptive called Opill will be approved for sale without a prescription.

The first pangenome is based on the full genetic blueprints of 47 people from around the world.

Doctors will be allowed to keep using telemedicine to prescribe certain drugs for anxiety, pain and opioid addiction, extending for six months pandemic-related flexibilities.

The end of the covid public health emergency highlights longstanding vulnerabilities of a technologically weak and fractured public health surveillance system.

Alexander Witkowski, an Oregon dermatologist, found a 0.65 millimeter mole – the world’s smallest skin cancer spot – under Christy Staats’s eye.

Federally funded study will look at whether those using drugs in programs in New York City and Rhode Island are less likely to overdose.

A mix of fiber and protein is key. These breakfast ideas can help you fuel up.

The supervised injection sites allow people to take illegal drugs like fentanyl under watch of staff trained to reverse overdoses.