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Driven largely by fentanyl, drug overdoses in California now kill more than twice as many people as car accidents, more than four times as many as homicides, and more than either diabetes or lung cancer.

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Last month, the United States Senate scheduled a "Health Week" toconsider modest changes to the health care system. It failed topass anything.

Pandemic stresses led to millions more Americans seeking treatment. At the same time, there has long been a shortage of mental health professionals in the United States.

A growing number of state systems, public and private colleges and universities currently offer in-state tuition or tuition waivers to Native students based on their tribal affiliations. However, there is no one place where college-going students can access up-to-date and complete information. With

There were 27 cases of buying and selling of weapons and ammunition by members of the military to rebel groups, says army chief

In a front-page article on March 6, 2006, The New York Timesattempts to make the case that parental involvement laws areineffective. However, better data, better analysis, and a morethorough reporting of the academic literature leads to the exactopposite conclusion: namely, that parental involvement laws havebeen effective at reducing the incidence of abortion among minors.

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A new AI tool that provides teachers with feedback could improve how they engage with their students, a new study shows.

There is a deepening crisis in America's hospital emergency rooms. More and more patients are show­ing up for care without the ability to pay for it. The burden on taxpayers and private insurance policy holders is increasing, and doctors and nurses are often overworked while operating in an environment of complex and confusing overregulation, increased liti­gation, and rising costs.