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Trying to maintain a balance between workplace and home roles can take a toll on women's mental health, and a UI researcher has studied how employer-sponsored benefits can help.

A test to gauge if it's safe to prescribe a patient an addictive opioid may have been approved too soon by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

In a letter to the agency, a group of experts called on the commissioner to revoke its approval, saying the test doesn't work.

The Food and Drug Administration is facing backlash over its approval of a genetic test intended to determine if a person is at increased risk for opioid addiction.

In a letter to the agency, a group of experts called on the commissioner to revoke its approval, saying the test doesn't work.

In a letter to the agency, a group of experts called on the commissioner to revoke its approval, saying the test doesn't work.

In a letter to the agency, a group of experts called on the commissioner to revoke its approval, saying the test doesn't work.

In a letter to the agency, a group of experts called on the commissioner to revoke its approval, saying the test doesn't work.

In a letter to the agency, a group of experts called on the commissioner to revoke its approval, saying the test doesn't work.

In a letter to the agency, a group of experts called on the commissioner to revoke its approval, saying the test doesn't work.