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Introducing babies to peanut butter can prevent them from developing a peanut allergy later, according to new research. The study, published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, revealed a 77% decrease in peanut allergies when the food was consumed by 4-month-olds who had severe eczema and at 6 months for infants with mild or no eczema.

People who contracted COVID-19 before they got vaccinated appear to have damaged a key part of their immune-cell response, Stanford researchers have found.

A new study has found the ability to walk and talk starts to diminish almost a decade earlier than previously thought, with researchers warning about dementia.

A new report by the CDC has shown a significant increase in the tick-borne disease babesiosis, making it now endemic in parts of New England.

Research from the medical schools of Harvard University and the University of Melbourne, reported in the December International Journal of Eating

Inflation ain’t going away anytime soon. When it goes to more than 8%, it usually goes higher. The Fed knows this too.

And New Hampshire's Chris Sununu has harsh words for Biden.

A new study finds that the Earth has enough minerals to pursue wind and solar energy shift. A new study finds that Earth has enough minerals and raw materials to meet the demand of shifting to green energy, pursuing solar and wind power at large.

Two mothers are ending the "family curse" of teenage pregnancy and motherhood, stating that it gives them and their children a better life and future.

A planned parenthood affiliate in Kansas is set to being offering telemedicine abortion in the state, following a court ruling that greenly the practice.