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Because most smokers start in their teen years, the weight of the evidence is to impose the vape tax and simultaneously encourage qualified smokers to get screened.

An Oak Ridge forum on Tuesday will focus on the need for Medicaid expansion in Tennessee. The public is invited to the forum at Pollard Auditorium.

Other board members are former state House Speaker Beth Harwell, Nashville, and East Tennessee State University President Brian Noland, Johnson City.

Retired physician William Culbert writes about hungry bugs -- our gut flora and some of the amazing information gleaned from studies.

Retired physician William Culbert, of Oak Ridge, writes about church and state.

Tweaking expensive drugs could also help supply health insurance to 30 million Americans without it.

All the proteins that our cells are made of and that help with the chemical reactions they carry out are built with genetic code.

Retired physician William Culbert, of Oak Ridge, writes about the reasons why you should get good sleep if you want your brain to function well.

William Culbert writes about using our analytical systems to incorporate more complex information into our actions.

Banning abortion has become a proxy issue for perpetuating paternalistic values by the conservative religious right.