HHS Staffers Implore Rfk Jr. To ‘Stop Spreading Inaccurate Health Information’ In Wake Of...
In the wake of a deadly shooting at the CDC headquarters in Atlanta, over 750 current and former staffers from the US Health and Human Services have urged Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to cease disseminating inaccurate health information. The attack, which resulted in two fatalities, underscores the urgent need for accurate public health communication.
U.S. Patients Can Now Get Ozempic For Half Price If They Can Pay Cash
Novo Nordisk has declared that American patients now have access to a month’s supply of Ozempic, a diabetes medication, for $499 for those paying out-of-pocket. This initiative comes amid President Donald Trump’s efforts to reduce drug prices.
Sloane Stephens Champions Fertility Options For Women In Tennis
Sloane Stephens, celebrated for her 2017 US Open victory, has emerged as a pioneering figure in women's tennis by opting to freeze her eggs and championing enhanced family planning support through her role on the WTA Players' Council.
Bully Pulpits: Preachers Use Influence And Gospel To Fight Trump
In a concerted effort to uphold democracy and racial justice, ministers from various faiths across the United States are leveraging their pulpits to denounce President Trump's actions, including the deployment of federal troops in Washington, D.C., and the erosion of voting rights.
This Tainted-Food Recall Might Affect Your Morning Coffee
In a significant development concerning consumer safety, the federal government has issued a recall for three lots of Clover Valley Instant Coffee sold at Dollar General stores nationwide, citing the potential presence of glass fragments that pose a risk of injury to consumers.
How’s Your Brain? It Might Be Paying the ‘Black Tax’
Black Americans face a 20% higher likelihood of serious mental health challenges compared to the general population. Emerging research indicates that the interplay of mental illness and the chronic stress of racism may accelerate brain aging, heightening the risk of cognitive decline, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease.
When The Flames Came For An Altadena Church
Pastors LaKeith and Jerice Kenebrew are navigating the challenges of reconstructing their fire-damaged church and residence in Altadena, California. Amidst these efforts, they continue to offer virtual services to their dispersed congregation and are vocal advocates for equitable treatment of the predominantly Black and Latino community impacted by the blaze.
Here Are Good And Bad Ultraprocessed Foods, According To The American Heart Association
The American Heart Association has issued new guidelines regarding ultraprocessed foods, highlighting their connection to chronic illnesses and recommending that most be avoided. A select few "healthy" options are noted, but require careful monitoring.
How To Know The Holy Spirit
Author Janet L. Williams, in her latest publication "Life With the Holy Spirit," offers a personal narrative of her experiences with the Holy Spirit, aiming to guide readers in establishing their own spiritual connection.
Dads To Doulas: Empowering Fathers To Advocate Amid Maternal Health Crisis
In response to the escalating Black maternal health crisis, Dear Fathers has introduced the Dads to Doulas program, aimed at equipping Black men and expectant fathers with essential education and training to advocate effectively for their families throughout pregnancy and infancy.
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Texas GOP Nears Vote On New Maps As Democrats Stage Protest...
Texas Republicans are advancing a redistricting plan endorsed by former President Trump, aiming to create additional GOP-leaning districts. In response, Democrats are staging protests and proposing an amendment to delay the plan's implementation. Concurrently, California Democrats are pursuing a countermeasure to establish five new Democratic-leaning seats, highlighting the ongoing national struggle over electoral boundaries.
