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Lawrence O’Donnell vs. Scott Jennings: Explosive TV Clash

Key takeaways • Veteran MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell...

Why ICE Enforcement Won’t Pause on Halloween Night

Key Takeaways DHS will keep ICE enforcement...

Moulton Sparks Furor Over Epstein Files in Shutdown Debate

Key Takeaways Rep. Seth Moulton accused former...

Tylenol Autism Link: What You Need to Know

Key Takeaways Robert F. Kennedy Jr. admits he has no sufficient proof of a Tylenol autism link He still believes the Tylenol autism link is “very suggestive” despite weak...

Tylenol Lawsuit Sparks Fierce Debate Over Medicine Safety

  Key Takeaways: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Tylenol’s maker over autism claims. The...

GOP Tension: Greene and Moreno Clash on Health Care Plan

Key takeaways • Senator Moreno told Marjorie Taylor Greene to draft her own health care...

Texas Launches Tylenol Autism Lawsuit

Key Takeaways:   Texas is the first state to sue over a possible link between...

FDA Faces Backlash Over Melanoma Treatment Rejection

Key Takeaways: A conservative editorial board sharply criticized FDA leaders for blocking a melanoma...

Is Mental Health Stigma Pushing Caraveo Out?

Key Takeaways: • Former Rep. Yardira Caraveo ends her bid for the 8th District seat • She cites mental health stigma as the main barrier • Caraveo thanks supporters and urges better understanding • Her withdrawal highlights the toll of stigma in politics Mental Health Stigma and Political Campaigns Yardira Caraveo surprised many when she...

Could Vaccine Misinformation Influence CDC?

Key Takeaways: Top health officials plan to tie COVID-19 vaccines to child deaths using unverified data. They will show user-submitted VAERS reports without any vetting. Experts warn this move spreads vaccine misinformation and scares people. The CDC advisory panel will weigh new COVID-19 vaccine guidance on Sept. 18–19. Could Vaccine...

Could Brain Worms Be Killing Our Moose?

Key Takeaways A tiny brain worm can confuse and paralyze moose, often leading to their death. White-tailed deer spread the parasite without getting sick. Snails and slugs carry the infective larva that later harm moose and elk. New blood tests can detect brain worm infections in live animals early. ...

Can Beauty Sleep Really Transform Your Skin?

Key Takeaways: • Beauty sleep gives your skin time to repair and stay firm. • Deep sleep lowers stress hormones and boosts collagen. • Sleepless nights speed up dryness, wrinkles, and breakouts. • Prioritizing rest helps you look healthier and more attractive. Have you ever wondered why people call good rest “beauty sleep”? Actually,...

Need an asthma action plan?

Key takeaways Detroit kids under 18 were nearly three times more likely to end up in the hospital for asthma than other Michigan kids. September brings the biggest rise in asthma flare-ups for children. A clear asthma action plan guides parents and teachers when symptoms appear. Simple steps at...

Is the COVID-19 Vaccine Really Available This Fall?

Key Takeaways: Confusion over COVID-19 vaccine availability sparked tense moments in a Senate hearing. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. incorrectly claimed the vaccine is widely accessible. HHS policies may be making it harder for many people to get the shot. The CDC will offer clearer...

Why Is Trump Cracking Down on Drug Ads?

Key Takeaways: President Trump targets drug companies for misleading advertisements. 100 cease and desist letters sent to major pharmaceutical firms. Thousands of warning letters issued over unsafe drug marketing. Health leaders Kennedy Jr. and Makary gain new powers to regulate ads. Concern grows over hidden side effects in TV...

Why Did the US Destroy Birth Control Shipments?

Key Takeaways The Trump administration destroyed nearly $10 million worth of birth control supplies. USAID claimed the pills “induced abortion,” though they prevent pregnancy before it starts. Critics warn this action hurts women in low-income countries. Experts say the move contradicts U.S. policy and the law. Why the US Destroyed...

Is FDA Dodging Vaccine Safety Questions?

Key Takeaways • FDA Commissioner Marty Makary avoided direct vaccine safety questions about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. • He insisted no one faces barriers to getting Covid shots, including pregnant women. • The discussion shifted to new rules for pharmaceutical ads instead of vaccine guidance. • Critics worry this deflection leaves important vaccine...

Why Does Insurance Denial Stop Mental Health Care?

Key Takeaways: A man in North Carolina faced an insurance denial for crucial mental health treatment after two suicide attempts. His wife fought back, appealed internal denials, and sought a rare external review. An independent psychiatrist reviewer overruled the insurer’s claim of “not medically necessary.” Insurance denials leave many...

Did Robert Malone’s Meme Go Too Far?

Key Takeaways Robert Malone clashed with Sen. Richard Blumenthal over a vaccine meme at a Senate hearing. Blumenthal argued Malone’s meme compared vaccines to Russian roulette. Malone denied the meme inspired the CDC shooter and called the claim “in your mind.” The heated exchange highlighted tension over vaccine debates...

Is This Plan Really Good for Children’s Health?

  Key takeaways The Make America Healthy Again Commission released 128 ideas to boost children’s health. • Scientists say the plan feels scattered and lacks real steps and funding. • Some experts applaud its focus on diet and exercise but worry about cuts to support programs. • Critics note the report clashes with moves...

Why Is Doctor Union Membership Rising?

Key Takeaways: Doctor union membership rose from 5.7% in 2014 to about 8% in 2024. Residents and interns show the strongest interest in joining a doctor union. High student debt, unpaid administrative work, and burnout drive union growth. Corporate employment and threats from nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and AI...

Why Is Philadelphia an Asthma Capital?

Key Takeaways Philadelphia ranks as the fourth worst city to live in for people with asthma. September is the peak month for asthma attacks due to rising pollen, mold, and indoor air issues. Most Pennsylvania schools lack plans to manage indoor air quality, worsening asthma risks. Some inhalers now...

Will the Vaccine Data Reveal New Risks?

  Key Takeaways: Top officials aim to waive privacy to study vaccine data. They want to see if Covid shots harm pregnant women. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. drives the push. FDA’s Marty Makary and Vinay Prasad lead the review. The effort follows claims of child deaths linked to...

Are mRNA Vaccines Losing Support?

Key takeaways: • HHS cut $500 million funding for mRNA vaccine research. • Experts argue mRNA vaccines are safe and highly effective. • Misleading reports confuse small vaccine spikes with virus damage. • mRNA vaccines adapt quickly to new variants and future threats. Are mRNA vaccines losing support? On September 1, 2025, the Health and...

Is Abortion Really a CDC Medical Breakthrough?

Key Takeaways:  Robert F. Kennedy Jr. falsely claimed the CDC sees abortion as a top medical breakthrough.  The CDC does not list abortion in its top "10 Greatest Public Health Achievements." Kennedy made the claim during an interview following CDC leadership changes. This misinformation adds to growing confusion about...

Is the Pandemic Still Hurting Teen Confidence Today?

Key Takeaways British teens face a major confidence crisis after COVID lockdowns Girls feel the impact more deeply than boys Screen time, online porn, and social media play a big role Many teens feel unprepared for adult life and gloomy about the future Confidence Crisis Confidence crisis is shaking the lives...

What Are Hidden National Parks Near You?

Key Takeaways  Many hidden national parks sit outside the list of famous 63 parks.  These parks offer free or low-cost access to water sports, hiking, history, and more. You can find hidden national parks near your home in every state.  Visiting these parks helps protect them for future generations. ...

How Big Is Your PFAS Exposure Risk?

Key Takeaways  PFAS exposure means you come into contact with “forever chemicals” that stay in your body and the environment. You get about three times more PFAS from food than from drinking water.  Pennsylvania communities face the highest PFAS exposure risk among Great Lakes states.  Simple actions, like using...

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