
Crowd Angered By Lockdowns Calls For China's Xi To Step Down
The protests are the most widespread show of opposition to the ruling party in decades.
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The protests are the most widespread show of opposition to the ruling party in decades.
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During Xinjiang's lockdown, some residents elsewhere in the city have had their doors chained physically shut.
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Daily cases of COVID-19 across China are hitting records, with 32,695 reported Friday.
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How private equity firms are purchasing hospitals and what repercussions its having on patients and staff.
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Learn how to protect yourself, plus get a couple of other wellness tips to make Thanksgiving a safe and healthy one.
China is the only major country in the world still trying to curb virus transmissions through strict lockdown measures and mass testing.
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Data from 2000 to 2021 on unsafe listening published in the British Medical Journal found two and a half hours of 92-decibel noise could do damage.
Increases in at-home births were seen across races and ethnicities, although home births were much less common among Hispanic women than others.
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New surgical procedure at a Houston hospital increases success of people getting prosthetics.
Peking University students and faculty were not allowed to leave the grounds unless necessary and classes on the main campus were moved online.
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A Stanford University lab has developed an ankle exoskeleton which saves the amount of energy it would take to carry a 20- to 30-pound backpack.
Experts explain our current understanding of how concussion affects the brain.
Walmart's offer would have to be approved by 43 U.S. states by Dec. 15, and local governments could sign on by March 31, 2023.
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An infant ICU in Chicago has resumed its cuddling program after pausing it at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Incoming passengers to China will only be quarantined for five days instead of seven, followed by three days of isolation at their place of residence.
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Many of the people who got sick reported eating meat or cheese from deli counters where investigators detected listeria bacteria, the CDC said.
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Hospital closures over the past few years means fewer beds, at a time when flu and RSV especially are stretching pediatric hospitals to the limit.
200 participants were randomly assigned to a mindfulness program or daily use of a generic drug for depression and anxiety over six months.
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Despite the grim statistics, health experts say the public tends to minimize alcohol risks.
Three quarters of Americans say they're stressed about the future of the U.S., as many prepare to vote and wait for the results of midterm elections.
Terry Horgan, a 27-year-old who had Duchenne muscular dystrophy, died last month during a study testing gene editing treatment.
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RSV, a respiratory illness that can be severe in infants because their lungs aren't strong enough, is overwhelming hospitals in parts of the U.S.
The CDC made headlines this fall after warning cases of some sexually transmitted infections are at their highest levels in decades.
The tentative settlement will not be final until enough states and localities sign off on it.
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There are more than 80 brain banks housing tens of thousands of brains across the U.S. One near the border is studying Hispanic brain health.
More college campuses are introducing recovery groups and programs to help fight the stigma of sober living while in university.
With RSV and flu surging alongside cold and COVID season, there’s much for parents and caregivers to think about.
A massive recall of machines that help people deal with sleep apnea is expected to drag on until next year.
A new study reveals people who sleep less after age 50 are more likely to have chronic diseases.