Why Federal Approval Of A COVID Vaccine For Infants, Toddlers Took This Long
Federal health advisors last week authorized COVID-19 vaccines for children as young as six months old, the last age group to gain access to the vaccine.
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Inside The Tactical Tug Of War Over The Controversial Alzheimer’s Drug
Pharmaceutical industry and patients representatives want to stop restricting Medicare funding for a controversial Alzheimer’s drug. Critics say it should never have been approved.
Oregon Says Federal Vape Flavor Ban Falls Short
The Oregon Health Authority said the federal government’s planned ban on flavored vaping products falls short in protecting the public.
