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Harvey Risch, an epidemiologist respected for his cancer research, promoted the use of hydroxychloroquine during the pandemic, despite a lack of evidence it worked against covid.
Author: Ariana Eunjung Cha
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‘Our state is at war with our family’: Clergy with trans kids fight back
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They say their children’s lives and religious liberty are threatened by bills proposed in Missouri and elsewhere.
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HIV at center of latest culture war after Tennessee rejects federal funds
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The red-state pushback mirrors tensions over federal priorities on covid, abortion and other health issues
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Covid deaths skew older, reviving questions about ‘acceptable loss’
Washington Post – Politics:
The pandemic has become a plague of the elderly, with nearly 9 out of 10 deaths in people 65 or older.
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Biden questioned over accomplishments of Saudi visit
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Lawmakers and Biden administration officials addressed the wide criticism that Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia didn’t make the regime accountable for its abuses.
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Abortion foes push to narrow ‘life of mother’ exceptions
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Doctors warn women’s lives would be endangered and maternal deaths could increase.
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Overturn of Roe could make IVF more complicated, costly
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State laws could unleash ‘a whole cascade of questions and problems.’