
Pioneering Gene Therapy Freed Her of Sickle Cell. Is a Cure at Hand?
Such treatments are extraordinarily promising and costly. Will the Biden administration commit to spending that could speed clinical trial results?
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Such treatments are extraordinarily promising and costly. Will the Biden administration commit to spending that could speed clinical trial results?
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An article, written with other vaccine experts, put the regulators at odds with key federal health officials, including Dr. Anthony S. Fauci.
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Physicians are raising awareness of the reproductive toll that work stress, long hours, sleep deprivation and years of training can exact.
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The cruelty of their unequal outcomes — with one pair freed of disabling symptoms and the other’s suffering unabated — stayed with me.
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At least 21 percent of nursing home residents are on antipsychotic drugs, a Times investigation found.
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After the Taliban’s takeover, international donors withdrew funds that hospitals and clinics depended on. Now a fourth wave of Covid looms.
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Schools have reopened around the country, and families with those under 12 are finding ways to get their kids inoculated, even though they’re not officially eligible yet.
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Scientists believe the administration’s new measures may tamp down the pandemic, although the effects will not immediately be obvious.
By Apoorva Mandavilli and
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Ventilation improvements, adding portable air cleaners and simply opening windows can lower the risk of infection in the office.
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Inspired by a new book, “Stupid Things I Won’t Do When I Get Old,” I’m taking stock of my life and deciding what I need to reconsider.
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Electroconvulsive therapy can effectively treat depression, and is as safe as antidepressant drugs along with psychotherapy, a new analysis found.
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Researchers have uncovered worrisome trends among Black youth.
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Ways to eat less sugar without sacrificing much — if any — of the pleasures of eating.
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Taking into account government benefits, a smaller share of the population was living in poverty in 2020 even as the pandemic eliminated millions of jobs.
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El plan de Biden para detener la pandemia, el futuro de los códigos QR, pescado sin pescado y más para empezar el día.
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The island nation, the first to vaccinate children so young against the coronavirus, is using domestically made vaccines whose trial data have not been peer-reviewed.
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The president of Russia, who has said he is fully vaccinated, canceled a planned trip to Tajikistan, the Kremlin said.
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Many who feel they need more coronavirus protection have managed to obtain an extra dose. “I did feel bad about it. But I didn’t feel bad enough,” one woman said.
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