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Department of Health and Human Services Will Cut 10,000 Jobs

By AMANDA SEITZ / AP

Why Cutting U.S. Vaccine Aid Would Be a Grave Threat

By Seth Berkley

Frito-Lay Recalls Tostitos in 13 States

By DEE-ANN DURBIN / AP

Scientists Perform Pig Liver Transplant

By Alice Park
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Why We're Obsessed with Morning Routines

Morning routines often go viral on social media. Psychologists explain why people find them so captivating.

By Erica Sweeney

9 Things to Say When Someone Asks Why You're Not Drinking

“Maybe you can just have one, but I couldn’t.”

By Angela Haupt

8 Things to Say During a Fight

“It’s not me against you—it’s us against this problem.”

By Angela Haupt

8 Ways to Talk About Money With Your Partner

Delaying the conversation is one of the biggest mistakes couples make.

By Angela Haupt

10 Questions to Ask at Doctors' Visits

“If this were your family member, what would you do?”

By Angela Haupt

Are Prebiotic Sodas Good for You?

Companies claim that their sodas are healthier than other soft drinks in part because they contain prebiotics.

By Chantelle Lee

23andMe’s Data Could Be a 'Gold Mine' for AI

23andMe’s genetic data may be for sale after bankruptcy. AI firms may want in—but privacy fears could make it a toxic asset.

By Andrew R. Chow

There's a New Pill to Treat UTIs

Blujepa is the first new antibiotic for the condition in 30 years.

By Alice Park

5 High-Level CDC Officials Are Leaving

The departures are the latest turmoil for the nation's top public health agency.

By MIKE STOBBE / AP

Some Stress Is Good for You, Actually

‘While chronic stress leaves us less resilient, good stress makes us stronger,’ writes Dr. Sharon Bergquist.

By Dr. Sharon Bergquist

What to Do if You Have a 23andMe Account

The company said there will be no changes to the way it protects customer data, but some officials suggest that customers delete their data.

By Chantelle Lee

Why Some Tribes Are Worried About DOGE

Funding for Indian Health Service, the agency that provides Native Americans with medical care, is under threat.

By Solcyré Burga

Texas Measles Outbreak Set to Last for Months

Texas' outbreak, which has largely spread in undervaccinated Mennonite communities, could last a year, based on studies.

By DEVI SHASTRI and KASTURI PANANJADY / AP

8 Healthy Substitutes for Eggs

Meet "flegg" and "bean water."

By Angela Haupt

Are Seed Oils Unhealthy?

Here’s what to know about arguments for and against seed oils.

By Matt Fuchs

How Realistic Is Severance?

We asked neurosurgeons what they think of the hit show's depiction of the brain.

By Jeffrey Kluger
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