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WASHINGTON — President Trump heralded a drug pricing agreement with Regeneron on Thursday, closing the last of 17 deals initially sought by the White House last year. Regeneron, as part of the

Heart disease and cancer are the leading causes of death in the United States, but it is rare that cancer makes its way to the heart.  It’s an observation that clinicians have

The days of “Just Say No,” it seems, are long gone.  Over the weekend, President Trump signed an executive order to increase the availability of certain psychedelics as treatments for mental health

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WASHINGTON — Health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. once said there are no vaccines that are safe and effective. On Wednesday, he seemed to have changed his tune. Across two Senate hearings,

A former tobacco industry executive has been appointed to senior leadership at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, alarming public health advocates and critics of industry influence on government. Stephen Sayle,

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Health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified on Wednesday before the Senate lawmakers who arguably hold the most power in advancing or hindering his Make America Healthy Again agenda.  The Senate Health,

After the U.S. launched 988, a new shortened phone number for the national suicide and crisis hotline, suicide deaths among adolescents and young adults dropped 11% compared to projected rates, according to