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New research found that more than half of infectious diseases known to impact humans were aggravated by climate hazards like floods and heat.

The new crisis line, billed as 911 for mental health emergencies, goes live nationwide tomorrow.

The late-nineties U.S. “tech” Bubble was financed, at the margin, by high-yield debt (telecom, in particular), speculative hedge fund levered finance, and GSE liquidity. Read more.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accurately reported the medical facts behind a moral objection to COVID-19 vaccines. Multiple reporters and at least three outlets twisted his words so as to falsely “fact check” him Thursday morning on some claim he never made.

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Canines were even able to detect asymptomatic cases

At least 75 cases of monkeypox have been reported across Europe, North America and Australia. Here are the virus's symptoms and how it spreads.

Pollution cuts more lives short worldwide each year than war, terrorism, malaria, HIV, drugs or alcohol, a new study shows.

Guns killed more people between the ages of 1 and 19 in the U.S. than vehicle crashes, cancer or drug overdoses.

The manufacturer of Kinder chocolate, Ferrero, voluntarily recalled two products made in a Belgian facility where salmonella was detected.