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Teachers rely on the guide to help students learn about healthy eating—and that’s why lobbyists shouldn’t be allowed near it

Helping users with their drugs may sound like a counterintuitive fix to the opioid crisis, but it can save lives

The long-overlooked organ might be the key to better understanding childhood development

The military was completely unprepared to deal with the aftermath of soldiers returning home from the war zone

The revolution in the field is real—if only more doctors knew about it

Health care providers are turning to robots to help caregivers care for themselves

What new research tells us about the links between discrimination and stress

New research has reopened the debate on fat and fitness

Patients are expected to trust in their strength of character and hope for a miracle. My wife had a different approach.

As a locum doctor in the Northwest Territories, I know that residents do not always get the health care they deserve