Pence says malfunctioning CDC coronavirus test kits were repaired in early February

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5 min read THE GYM MANTRA that decrees you should never skip leg day only sounds like a good one if you've never had to deal with knee pain. Summoning the fortitude to crush a lower body workout is tough enough without dreading how your joints will feel during it. Whether you've experienced an injury

THOMASVILLE, Ga. — As Earl Williams drove through a historic Black neighborhood known as Dewey City in his hometown, he hardly recognized what he saw. Homes that once belonged to friends, family, and neighbors had siding covered in mold. Some were boarded up. Others had holes in their roofs. Black churches once used Oquina Creek

3 min read ALMOST ALL OF the peptides sold on the gray market come with some questionable scientific data. As noted in MH’s peptide guide, a lot of health claims come from experiments that are designed poorly, work from a single lab with glaring conflicts of interest, or only feature testing in cells or animals.

The Trump administration is forging ahead with a controversial plan to collect the medical records of millions of federal workers and retirees, as well as their family members. The Office of Personnel Management said in a notice posted last month that it will begin routinely collecting identifiable, personal health information on more than 8 million