Guns kill a dozen kids daily, but nobody cares.

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Current measles vaccine coverage is the lowest it's been in a decade, according to the National Health Service

Many scientists have expressed skepticism at the breakneck timetable put forward by some Trump admin officials

A Catholic diocese wants schools to "immediately cease" plans

RFK Jr.’s anti-vax socials were taken down as they were found to be promoting misinformation

COVID-19 cases in children — who could get sick for life — have risen 32 percent in two weeks

Omicron, the newest "variant of concern," is raising alarm bells worldwide

From age 6, the writer, poet and subject of the Academy Award-winning "Breathing Lessons" had the use of just one muscle in his right foot, one muscle in his neck and one in his jaw. He used them to steer his monster machine and to bang with a stick on the keys of a computer -- to write, cajole, editorialize, storm, cry, laugh and rage.

An exhaustive history of HIV and AIDS offers a bold new theory about its origins

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