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Over a third of infants with suspected peanut allergies did not react to peanut in an oral food challenge, according to a new study. The researchers say a history of a reaction or a positive test may not be enough to diagnose peanut allergy.
Black people are strikingly aligned with MAHA, even if they don’t officially subscribe to the movement, expert writes.
Scores of pro-science doctors won election to office, but now face the hard work of convincing skeptical voters and bridging a deep public health divide.
Air ambulance company PHI Health is suing employers over medical bills, escalating a battle over arbitration awards under No Surprises Act.
High food costs and cuts to assistance make nutritious food increasingly risky for parents to buy.
Senate health committee vote will be closely watched as Overton, a White House health policy advisor, has critics both inside and outside the MAHA movement.
Relying on BMI to diagnose obesity has its limitations. Experts are examining what the impact of one proposed alternative would be.
Diversity of participants in NIH genomics database aids effort to find variants that affect individual responses to medications.
Some student uses of AI are associated with worse mental health and well-being outcomes.
New York City officials refuse to say if they will renew Teenspace, a $26 million free teletherapy service for young people. It has served 52,000 youth while drawing data privacy concerns.
Try a South Bay crawl that runs from a market stall to a sleek sit-down dining room.
The American Medical Association recommends the use of safer alternatives to high-silica engineered stone.