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Survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attacks who were children or young adults at the time are getting new research attention from the CDC.

The sweeping cyclosporiasis outbreak was tied to iceberg lettuce grown by produce giant Taylor Farms in Mexico.

The payments, which will reportedly go to recipients in 30 states, would come from roughly $500 million in excess fees.

Dr. Amy Acton, the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, was allegedly absent at times during the pandemic while serving as the state's top health official.

Jay Bhattacharya teased new funding opportunities for young and early-career scientists to build public trust in public health.

The 5th Circuit will hear Louisiana's challenge to Biden-era abortion by mail rules as the FDA conducts a new mifepristone safety review.

New York City released 170,000 documents related to air quality, which Mamdani said show asbestos was found "nearly everywhere" near ground zero after 9/11.

Head Start programs for children living at or below the poverty line are getting $225 million in MAHA nutrition and facility investments.

In November 2001, the concentration of carcinogens benzene and asbestos was still spiking, continuing into 2002, documents reportedly show.

Other big economies have a similar debt-to-GDP ratio, provoking the question: does the United States' $40 trillion debt crisis really matter?