As the new administration prepares to take office, anxiety is mounting among scientists, public health professionals, and environmental advocates regarding the potential for critical health science information to be systematically removed or altered on government websites. Historical parallels evoke concerns about similar practices witnessed during the Trump administration, where data about climate change and public
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The Federal Reserve’s monetary policies continue to be a critical factor influencing the financial landscape, particularly in the realm of mortgage rates. In 2024, the Fed made headlines by reducing its interest rate target three times, prompting many Americans to anticipate a decline in mortgage rates. However, experts caution that these reductions may not translate
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Every year, approximately 300,000 children in the United States undergo tonsillectomy, a surgical procedure aimed at improving nighttime breathing or reducing the frequency of recurrent infections. Despite the prevalence of this operation, a recent study conducted by an international research team has unveiled a disturbing potential consequence of this common surgery: an increased risk of
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In the ever-turbulent landscape of U.S. politics, the recent bipartisan federal spending bill, which received approval from the House of Representatives, has ignited discussions on legislative efficacy and political cooperation. This legislation comes in the nick of time, just hours before the government was set to run out of funding, making it a crucial development
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The question of whether antibiotic use might influence the development of dementia remains an area of keen interest. As more data emerges, recent studies shed light on this complex relationship, bringing both clarity and confusion. The most recent analysis suggests that the use of antibiotics does not correlate with an increased risk of dementia in
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