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The measure would require that kids from kindergarten through college play on school sports teams that match their biological sex, not their preferred gender more
Judy Wearing has spent much of her life studying our follicles. She explains how our armpits betray our emotions, why some gentlemen really do prefer blondes and the reason we evolved to have … more
A fire at a Pearl City junkyard this afternoon spewed black smoke throughout the area and prompted state health officials to warn residents with respiratory conditions to take precautions. more
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Some Waterview Heights residents are still searching for a new place to call home after health officials shut it down last month. The facility was originally scheduled to … more
A lawsuit accused a Las Vegas hospital of falsely telling a mother that her son was dead. The complaint stated that a manager later referred to the error as a “learning tool.” more
How do you know if you need a measles booster? A Jefferson Health infectious disease doctor explains. more
PUTNAM COUNTY, W.Va. (WOWK) - Three days. That is how long Jess and Mary Kuhl had their baby girl, Maura, before she passed away from a sudden cardiac arrest in September 2003.  "Mary was in bed … more
A new class of synthetic opioids is raising alarms in hospitals and in the drug recovery field. more
Louisiana, Alabama, and Arkansas filed lawsuits to overturn New York's shield laws protecting doctors who mail abortion medication to patients in restrictive states. more
Louisiana, Alabama, and Arkansas filed lawsuits to overturn New York's shield laws protecting doctors who mail abortion medication to patients in restrictive states. more
On a sunny Sunday afternoon on Sept. 27, a gathering took place at Monteith Parkway in the View Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. This special assembly included actress Dionne Lea, representatives … more
In California, Black birthing people experienced 56.5 pregnancy-related deaths per 100,000 live births during 2020–2022—3.8 times the White rate and four times the Asian rate. The post … more
A research team led by the University of Massachusetts Amherst has developed a wearable wrist device that uses a machine-learning algorithm to track arm movement impairment in stroke patients. more
Two new reports warned New Yorkers about impending Social Security benefit cuts following projections that the retirement trust fund will face insolvency in 2032. more
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Today, the Monroe County Sheriff's Office unveiled a life-saving choking rescue device that can be used on people of all ages. It's called the LifeVac, a choking-rescue … more
Audit of L.A. County Department of Public Health shows inadequate response to health hazards in Chiquita Canyon Landfill The post L.A. County Public Health Fell Short in Response to Chiquita … more
Cychlorphine has become an emerging concern because people may not know they are taking it. more
With these additional cases, 2026 now has the highest number of cases reported in Georgia in the last decade. more
New research suggests creatine helps build muscle and strength, even without exercise. But is taking creatine supplements safe? Here's an explainer. more
BAY COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – News 13 brings you a segment focused on health and fitness on News 13 Midday every Wednesday called “Wellness Wednesday.” This week, Personal Trainer Traycee Green … more
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