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Former nicotine research monkeys now at primate sanctuary

12/13/2018

The nicotine addiction study by the FDA started in 2014, but was suspended last year after the agency learned four research monkeys had died.

Romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak traced to California farm

12/13/2018

An irrigation reservoir was found to be contaminated.

Texas-size trouble for those seeking health care

12/13/2018

Texas is an economic powerhouse, yet it fails to take care of its residents’ health, statistics show, and is home to some of the most extreme entrepreneurial medical practices.

Obamacare sign-ups lag as Saturday deadline looms

12/13/2018

Report from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services showed nearly 20 percent fewer new people signed up than at about the same time last year.

Newly elected Rep. Mark Green says he'll question vaccines

12/12/2018

Green repeated long-disproven fears about CDC coverups and autism rates.

More sleep in Seattle: Later school start helps kids get full night of rest

12/12/2018

Exam scores and other grades in the science classes increased year to year by a small margin as a result, researchers say.

Climate change contributes to rise in animal bites

12/12/2018

Researchers also note that poorer families are at higher risk of animal bites.

Doctors who first saw U.S. diplomats hurt in Cuba say symptoms 'cannot be faked'

12/12/2018

"We have measurable, quantifiable evidence that something really did happen," said one doctor — but it remains unclear what injured the patients.

Recreational marijuana could come to New York State in 2019

12/11/2018

"The positive effects of a regulated marijuana market in New York State outweigh the potential negative impacts," the New York Department of Health states.

'Dense sexual networks' behind high HIV rates of gay black men, study finds

12/11/2018

Black men who have sex with men have higher HIV rates, despite less high-risk sexual activities. New research shows sexual networks are largely responsible.

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