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Human-To-Human Transmission Suspected On Board Hantavirus Cruise Ship, WHO Says

Three people have died and several others have fallen ill on the MV Hondius cruise ship due to a hantavirus outbreak, with the WHO investigating the possibility of human-to-human transmission.

Supreme Court Abortion Case Could Force Trump To Take A Public Stance On Mifepristone

The Trump administration has been criticized by anti-abortion activists for not taking action to restrict access to mifepristone, while a recent court ruling that would add limits to access nationwide has put the issue back in the Supreme Court's spotlight.

For Intimate Partner Violence Survivors, A Get-Out Toolkit

Black women experience intimate partner violence at a much higher rate than white women, and experts say the most dangerous time for women in abusive relationships is when they decide to leave, so having an exit plan focused on safety is essential.

500 Voices, One Mission: Reviving Baltimore’s Gospel Sound

Eric Waddell is rallying hundreds of singers to revive Baltimore's Black gospel tradition, which is fading due to shrinking church choirs and arts programs, and to reconnect young people to the legacy of the city's faith music.

Mamdani: NYC To Spend $20M On Bronx Kids With Asthma

New York City Mayor Zorhan Mamdani has announced a $20 million plan to improve childhood asthma treatment for families in the Bronx, which has high rates of asthma due to air pollution from industrial development and traffic.

Her Calling: Healing Through Music And Medicine

Robin Fay Massie is a full-time school nurse, neonatal intensive care unit nurse, and freelance classical violist who uses her faith, caregiving, and artistry to heal and serve others.

Star Black OB-GYN: “Fibroids Are Never Too Large For Me”

Dr. Pierre Johnson, known as the "Fibroid Slayer", successfully removed a 27-pound fibroid from a pregnant patient, highlighting the importance of Black women's health and choosing the right doctor.

For Young People, Now’s The Time To Talk About HIV

Despite progress in treating and preventing HIV/AIDS, Black adolescents and young adults continue to face disproportionately high rates of new infections, driven by shame, stigma, and silence, and healthcare providers, advocates, and public health departments are working to raise awareness and reduce stigma.

The HPV Vaccine Can Reduce Certain Cancers By Half. Expert Explains Why Men And...

The HPV vaccine has been shown to reduce the risk of HPV-related cancers in boys and young men, and is recommended to be given at ages 11-12, with catch-up vaccinations available through age 26.

FDA Moves To Fast-Track Review Of Psilocybin And Methylone For Mental Health

The FDA has issued national priority vouchers to three companies studying psychedelic-based medicines for mental health treatments, and is allowing an early phase clinical study of a drug based on the psychedelic ibogaine for alcohol use disorder, in an effort to address the nation's mental health crisis.

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PCOS, A Condition Impacting 1 In 10 Women Worldwide, Gets A...

Experts are proposing a new name for PCOS, polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), to better reflect the wide range of symptoms associated with the condition and to increase awareness and diagnosis.