Here’s the fake health news that went viral in 2019
The most viral health misinformation in 2019 was on the topics of cancer, unproven cures and vaccines, according to NBC’s review.
The most viral health misinformation in 2019 was on the topics of cancer, unproven cures and vaccines, according to NBC’s review.
A group of House Democrats urged Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan to block Kennedy from testifying before the House.
The ruling, the court’s first on the work environment for LGBTQ people, comes in the wake of mostly positive regional court rulings about same-sex marriage.
The oral contraceptive Opill isn’t expected to be on store shelves until early next year.
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Aspartame is commonly found in Diet Coke, Trident gum and tabletop sweeteners like NutraSweet and Equal.
The exchange was charged by the SEC and CFTC with scheming to defraud investors out of billions. Earlier this year, New York prosecutors accused Mashinsky of orchestrating…
The oral contraceptive Opill isn’t expected to be on store shelves until early next year.
Dr. Benjamin Mauck, a renowned orthopedic surgeon in Tennessee, was shot to death by his patient, according to police. The 29-year-old suspect had been at…
The first approved drug to slow the progression of the illness will come with a strong safety warning about potentially life-threatening side effects.
A fishing boat crowded with migrants traveling from Libya to Italy sank last week. While hundreds are still missing and feared dead, it has garnered…