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The Pain of Caring for a Parent Who Abused You
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Who Gets to Edit the Future?
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Beyond the Outbreak: What Ebola Reveals About Preparedness and Response
A growing Ebola outbreak in Uganda has prompted the Trump administration to reconsider how the United States coordinates its global response. As cases continue to rise, administration officials have discussed appointing a dedicated coordinator while [...]
From Breakthrough to Access: The Next Challenge for HIV Prevention
The new HIV prevention drug lenacapavir is beginning to reach communities in Zambia, offering new hope in the global fight against HIV. Administered just twice a year, the injectable medication has demonstrated near-complete effectiveness in [...]
From Lifelong Management to the Possibility of Cure
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that bepirovirsen, an experimental hepatitis B treatment, achieved a functional cure in about 1 in 5 patients with chronic hepatitis B after a [...]
