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Omicron “Mild”? Hardly.

I keep reading that the Omicron variant is much milder: "The details of the Omicron variant are becoming clearer, and they are encouraging," writes...

We Have More Control Over Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease Than We Think

Framing Alzheimer’s Disease as a public health imperative linked to chronic disease prevention could be the catalyst we need to encourage younger people to adopt healthier behavior while there’s still enough time.

Teen Dating Violence Is a Problem, but Texas Governor Vetos Bill to Stop It

Evidence shows early intervention through student education can reduce the prevalence of teen dating violence, but Texas Governor Abbott vetoes bipartisan legislation.

Is Alzheimer’s Damage Linked to Deadly Pollution of Babies, Not Old Age?

Alzheimer’s disease isn’t a disease of old age; it begins in infancy, possibly even before birth, because of pollution. Pollution, therefore, initiates the death spiral even before children can walk and talk.