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The case is the first death from measles in the state since 1991, and the first in the United States this year.

Two lower courts had ruled against the challenge, including the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

The gap between the populations is projected to ‘drastically widen’ in the coming years.

The groups advised many people should receive vaccines against influenza, COVID-19, and respiratory syncytial virus.

Workers are expected to bear some of the increase through higher premiums, deductibles, and other out-of-pocket costs.

Xylitol is a common sweetener used in a variety of products, including gums, oral care products, beverages, and food.

The $99 test neighbors swear by adds little for most people–and a new trial did not show it prevents more heart attacks.

Even commonly consumed cannabis doses can 'significantly affect' crucial driving skills, said a researcher.

Experts explain how much may be enough–and who should be cautious.

Trump recently called for separating the combination shot to offer more options to parents.

It's not clear who ordered the exclusion.

Poul Thorsen stole more than $1 million from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, prosecutors said.

A small study linked earlier eating to greater cognitive gains despite equal weight loss.

The same foods have different consequences for people in different metabolic states.

The first migraine guidelines update in 14 years gives a clear threshold on when patients should get preventive treatment.

The vaccine did not perform well in a clinical trial.

The directive predates the period of time covered by a preemptive pardon the doctor received.

'This authorization reflects the FDA’s commitment to expanding generic drug options against New World screwworm,' an official said.

The agency said Friday that overall COVID-19 and respiratory viral activity is ’very low’ as of this week.

State officials said the death was ‘measles-associated.’

Regulators approved the shots primarily for older people.

Dr. Vinay Prasad commented on an assessment from Food and Drug Administration staffers that he ordered.

The proposed rule also included an expansion of the basis for religious exemptions for required vaccines.

Measles did not cause one of the deaths, a county coroner said, while officials have declined to release details about the second death.

For many, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder has a clear—and fixable—root cause.

The drug helps extend the life of people with pancreatic cancer, according to a clinical trial.

The studies are promoted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.