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"Facts Remain Unchanged": Tylenol Maker After Trump Links It With Autism
Kenvue, the Johnson and Johnson spinoff that sells Tylenol, issued a statement on Tuesday against US President Donald Trump linking the painkiller with autism, saying there is "no credible science" behind it.
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78 Years Of Indian Independence, But These Health Issues Are Still Plaguing Us
On Independence Day 2025, here's a closer look at some of the major health challenges and their continuing impact
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US Election 2024: Key Issues For Gen Z Voters And Who They Are Voting For
Gen Z voters are focusing on several key issues including climate change, social justice, economic opportunities, healthcare access, and student debt relief.
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"Broken" Healthcare A Key Issue For UK Voters Ahead Of Elections
The NHS, created after World War II to provide free healthcare to all, is a shadow of its former self, weakened by years of underfunding and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Oprah Winfrey Reveals Her Health Scare, Says "You Need Multiple Opinions"
Speaking about medical racism and access to healthcare, television icon Oprah Winfrey revealed that in 2007 a doctor had misdiagnosed a thyroid issue that caused her heart palpitations.
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"You Make Us So Proud": Navya Naveli Nanda Is Going Places And Granddad Amitabh Bachchan Is A Fan
On Thursday, Navya revealed that she will be in conversation with Forbes India around the issue of mental health at work place, especially for the youth.
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"Our Values Are Shared By Majority Of American People": Kamala Harris
Democratic vice presidential candidate Senator Kamala Harris has said her party''s views on issues like healthcare and the coronavirus pandemic are shared by a majority of Americans, flaying President Donald Trump for an "utter failure" of leadership and refusing to condemn white supremacy.
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Coronavirus: State-Backed Hackers Targeting Responders, US and UK Warn
Government-backed hackers are attacking healthcare and research institutions in an effort to steal valuable information about efforts to contain the new coronavirus outbreak, Britain and the United States said on Tuesday in a joint warning.
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Can't Pay For Healthcare? Don't Enter US: Trump Approves New Plan
President Donald Trump on Friday signed a proclamation suspending entry of immigrants who will not be covered by health insurance within 30 days of entering the United States or do not have the means to pay for their healthcare costs themselves. The proclamation, issued by the White House, said it would not affect any individual's eligibility for a...
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Sudden Supreme Court Vacancy Seizes US Campaign Spotlight
The future of the US Supreme Court grabbed center stage in the country's presidential campaign with the sudden death of Justice Antonin Scalia, setting up an election-year battle over who should succeed him on a nine-member bench that interprets US law over such hot-button issues as abortion, gay marriage, healthcare and immigration.
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Indian-American Doctors to Brief US Lawmakers on Healthcare Issues
The largest ethnic organisation of physicians, representing over 100,000 physicians of Indian origin, would hold a Legislative Day in Washington in March to brief lawmakers on their views regarding healthcare issues.
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Would Like to Work on Public Health in India: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that that he and his wife Michelle would like to work on public health issues in India, including the issue of obesity.
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Barack Obama Worst US President Since World War II: Poll
Barack Obama is the worst US President since World War II, 33 per cent of Americans have said in a new poll released today which gave negative grades for him for his handling of key issues like the economy, foreign policy, terrorism, healthcare and environment.
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Obama to meet US tech firm chiefs to discuss healthcare site, surveillance issues
The US president will meet top executives from Apple, Facebook, Google, Twitter and other technology companies on Tuesday.
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US shooting revives debate over mental healthcare
The deadly US shooting rampage last week has revived debate about access to mental healthcare -- a tough issue as state funds dry up and laws make it difficult to treat people against their will.
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"Facts Remain Unchanged": Tylenol Maker After Trump Links It With Autism
Kenvue, the Johnson and Johnson spinoff that sells Tylenol, issued a statement on Tuesday against US President Donald Trump linking the painkiller with autism, saying there is "no credible science" behind it.
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78 Years Of Indian Independence, But These Health Issues Are Still Plaguing Us
On Independence Day 2025, here's a closer look at some of the major health challenges and their continuing impact
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US Election 2024: Key Issues For Gen Z Voters And Who They Are Voting For
Gen Z voters are focusing on several key issues including climate change, social justice, economic opportunities, healthcare access, and student debt relief.
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"Broken" Healthcare A Key Issue For UK Voters Ahead Of Elections
The NHS, created after World War II to provide free healthcare to all, is a shadow of its former self, weakened by years of underfunding and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Oprah Winfrey Reveals Her Health Scare, Says "You Need Multiple Opinions"
Speaking about medical racism and access to healthcare, television icon Oprah Winfrey revealed that in 2007 a doctor had misdiagnosed a thyroid issue that caused her heart palpitations.
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"You Make Us So Proud": Navya Naveli Nanda Is Going Places And Granddad Amitabh Bachchan Is A Fan
On Thursday, Navya revealed that she will be in conversation with Forbes India around the issue of mental health at work place, especially for the youth.
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"Our Values Are Shared By Majority Of American People": Kamala Harris
Democratic vice presidential candidate Senator Kamala Harris has said her party''s views on issues like healthcare and the coronavirus pandemic are shared by a majority of Americans, flaying President Donald Trump for an "utter failure" of leadership and refusing to condemn white supremacy.
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Coronavirus: State-Backed Hackers Targeting Responders, US and UK Warn
Government-backed hackers are attacking healthcare and research institutions in an effort to steal valuable information about efforts to contain the new coronavirus outbreak, Britain and the United States said on Tuesday in a joint warning.
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Can't Pay For Healthcare? Don't Enter US: Trump Approves New Plan
President Donald Trump on Friday signed a proclamation suspending entry of immigrants who will not be covered by health insurance within 30 days of entering the United States or do not have the means to pay for their healthcare costs themselves. The proclamation, issued by the White House, said it would not affect any individual's eligibility for a...
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Sudden Supreme Court Vacancy Seizes US Campaign Spotlight
The future of the US Supreme Court grabbed center stage in the country's presidential campaign with the sudden death of Justice Antonin Scalia, setting up an election-year battle over who should succeed him on a nine-member bench that interprets US law over such hot-button issues as abortion, gay marriage, healthcare and immigration.
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Indian-American Doctors to Brief US Lawmakers on Healthcare Issues
The largest ethnic organisation of physicians, representing over 100,000 physicians of Indian origin, would hold a Legislative Day in Washington in March to brief lawmakers on their views regarding healthcare issues.
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Would Like to Work on Public Health in India: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that that he and his wife Michelle would like to work on public health issues in India, including the issue of obesity.
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Barack Obama Worst US President Since World War II: Poll
Barack Obama is the worst US President since World War II, 33 per cent of Americans have said in a new poll released today which gave negative grades for him for his handling of key issues like the economy, foreign policy, terrorism, healthcare and environment.
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Obama to meet US tech firm chiefs to discuss healthcare site, surveillance issues
The US president will meet top executives from Apple, Facebook, Google, Twitter and other technology companies on Tuesday.
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US shooting revives debate over mental healthcare
The deadly US shooting rampage last week has revived debate about access to mental healthcare -- a tough issue as state funds dry up and laws make it difficult to treat people against their will.
