Health
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Dirty Hospitals Are to Blame for Superbug Deaths
As many more common hospital infections become drug-resistant, going into a hospital will be too unsafe unless hospitals clean up.

Tylenol Pill-Poppers Protest on Social Media
Pregnant leftists spitefully take Tylenol to eschew warnings from Trump and RFK Jr. about possible negative neurodevelopmental outcomes in babies.

Tylenol, Autism, and Team Trump
Donald Trump announced the results of recent studies that suggest a possible link between Tylenol and autism, which caused a predictable reaction from the Left.

America's Public Health System in Desperate Need of a Reset
At its core, what is so dangerous about questioning the traditional ways of protecting American health?

Florida to Eradicate Vax Mandates
Parents are being given the right to choose which vaccines are right for their kids. While there are downsides, it's better than blue states doubling down on mandates.

Trump Changes Tune on Operation Warp Speed
In an apparent effort to address the frustration stemming from the firing of the CDC's director, Trump calls for more transparency surrounding vaccine research.

The Truth About Abortion and Mental Health
Terminating the life of a child in the womb is not a harmless "choice" for the baby or the mother, as evidenced by new studies comparing mental health after abortion or childbirth.

A New Addiction!
"Attention spans are declining," says psychologist Jonathan Haidt. "Levels of anxiety, depression, self-harm were pretty stable ... all of a sudden, the rates go way up, especially for girls."

Illinois Enacts Disturbing Mental Health Screening for Kids
Democrat Governor JB Pritzker is subjecting students to a yearly mental health screening, ostensibly to "improve academic and social outcomes." His scheme is dead wrong.

Trump Tokes on Marijuana Downgrade
The president is considering whether to reclassify cannabis as a less dangerous drug, but a growing body of research indicates that it's far from a harmless pleasure.

What About mRNA Vaccines?
The Trump administration is cutting some $500 million in mRNA vaccine development as it seeks to rebuild the American public's trust after the Biden administration so badly broke it.

Just Say No to More Marijuana
Our cities and towns shouldn't be open-air drug dens, and President Trump shouldn't let the pot lobby get high off of making Americans' lives worse.

The Presidential Fitness Test Gets Reinstated
President Donald Trump is doing away with Barack Obama's FitnessGram and bringing back a familiar physical health program to complement the MAHA agenda.

Scandalous Organ Harvesting
There are terrifying indications that, in some cases, patients' organs are being taken when they aren't dead or wouldn't have died. Medicine without morals is a recipe for disaster.

When Personality Quirks Turned Into Medical Diagnoses
Young people are no longer satisfied with having a personality. Instead, they desire for everything to be categorized and labeled. Yet this "knowing" has only made them more confused.

Lizzo Changes the Game for Body Positivity
Reality has caught up with the plus-size singer, who is demonstrating that it's essential to keep evolving, to be open to listening to hard truths, and to admit when what you're doing isn't working.

Kids and Screens Are a Toxic Combo
Yet another study proves that screen time has adverse effects on children, including anxiety, emotional irregulation, low self-esteem, aggression, conduct problems, and attention struggles.

RFK Jr. Ousts an Entire Vax Board
Donald Trump's HHS secretary says that conflicts of interest abound on the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, and he's ready to start from scratch to help restore the American people's trust in vaccines.

An Unfortunate MAHA Blunder
Robert F. Kennedy's HHS is doing critical work to address critical healthcare issues in America, but when the Left is lined up for debunking, the research should be airtight.

Seismic Shifts in American Health Policy Have RFK's Fingerprints All Over Them
He has undeniably set a new tone at HHS, one that is focused on prevention, innovation and a willingness to challenge the status quo.