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Arkansas transgender health care restrictions are back in effect after a federal appeals court lifted the injunction on the state’s 2021 law. A federal appeals court lifted the injunction on […]
Arkansas Transgender Health Care Ban Reinstated | Fyh.news Read More »
Black individuals with higher European genetic ancestry may face a modestly increased atrial fibrillation risk, according to a new analysis. Background: Black individuals have a lower incidence of atrial fibrillation
European Ancestry Atrial Fibrillation Risk in Black Individuals Read More »
In my two decades as a psychiatrist, I’ve sat with hundreds of people living with severe mental illness. I’ve seen lives unravel under the weight of psychosis, trauma, and poverty.
The Inner Lives of People with Mental Illness Read More »
The lack of a reliable male contraceptive pill isn’t just a men’s health gap—it’s a women’s health issue, says Wei Yan, director at Washington State University’s School of Molecular Biosciences.
Women’s Health Issue: Why a Male Contraceptive Pill Matters Read More »
The Gates Foundation women’s health investment just reached a historic $2.5 billion, aiming to close longstanding gaps in reproductive and maternal care globally. The Gates Foundation seems to be investing
Gates Foundation Women’s Health Investment Hits $2.5B Read More »
A new immigrant detention abuse report by Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) reveals disturbing human rights violations, including the mistreatment of pregnant women and children in federal custody. A pregnant woman
Immigrant Detention Abuse Report Exposes Shocking Mistreatment Read More »
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