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    The Supreme Court has extended its order temporarily allowing for the abortion drug mifepristone to be accessed remotely.

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  • Overall cancer mortality in those younger than 50 years old in the United States is decreasing — although there has been an increase in deaths from colorectal cancer. This means colorectal cancer went from the fifth most common cancer death to first in around a decade.
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  • Dr. Kirk Milhoan, chair of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, said polio and measles vaccines should be optional. 
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  • Wisconsin could become the latest state to start labeling lab-grown meat when, or if you can, find it at a grocery store, restaurant and more.
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  • A nurse demonstrates how to put on a mask at a measles screening point at Victoria Hospital in London, Ontario on July 9, 2025. Canada, which officially eradicated measles in 1998, has recorded more cases of the virus this year than any other Western country, according to World Health Organization figures updated this month. Different communities have been hit, but experts link the severity of the outbreak primarily to conservative Mennonite communities in the provinces of Ontario and Alberta long been opposed to vaccines.
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  • The American Red Cross declared a severe blood shortage on Tuesday after it said the national blood supply fell 35% over the past month.
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  • Climate and environmental factors such as pollution, noise exposure and artificial light are major drivers of heart disease and stroke.
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  • National abortion numbers were expected to fall after the Dobbs ruling ended federal protections — instead, they increased.
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  • Can a simple blood test improve the lives of seniors through early cancer detection? A three-year clinical trial hopes to find the answer.
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  • The number of parents opting out of vaccinating their children for religious or personal reasons has increased steadily in the past few years, new research has found. 
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  • A review found no link between Tylenol and autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability despite Trump's remarks and FDA warnings last year.
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  • The White House reversed its decision to terminate up to $2 billion in federal grants supporting addiction recovery.
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