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White House Faces Skepticism Over Vaccine Prospects
Could the U.S. really see a coronavirus vaccine before Election Day?
Are You a Narcissist? Take This Quick Test And See
Ever wonder if you have narcissistic tendencies? Take this quick test and see.
Federal Court Stops Trump Anti-Trans Health Care Change from Taking Effect
A federal court has stopped a Trump Administration rollback of health care protections for transgender Americans from taking effect while a lawsuit plays out in the wake of a Supreme Court decision from June.
EVO3 Oils: From Bud to Bottle
Find out how EVO3 Oils turns organically grown hemp into some of the best full-spectrum CBD oils in the industry.
Are You Drinking Enough Water? Most Americans Aren't
More than half of adults in the United States don't drink enough water — because they are too busy, forget or don't track it.
COVID-19 Death Tied to Sturgis Rally Reported in Minnesota
A Minnesota man who attended the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota last month has died from COVID-19, Minnesota health officials reported on Wednesday.
Health Officials Worry US Isn't Ready for COVID-19 Vaccine
Underfunded health departments say they currently lack the staff, money and tools to educate people about vaccines and then to distribute, administer and track hundreds of millions of doses.
Gonorrhea Cases in UK Rise 26% from Last Year
In England and Wales, gonorrhea cases have spiked with highest number on record since 1918; increases also found in cases of syphilis and chlamydia.
Could COVID Vaccine Trials Could End Early If Results Are Overwhelming?
Although two ongoing clinical trials of 30,000 volunteers are expected to conclude by the end of the year, an independent board has the authority to end the trials weeks early if interim results are overwhelmingly positive or negative.
Depression, Anxiety Spike Amid Outbreak and Turbulent Times
Mental health therapists' caseloads are bulging. Waiting lists for appointments are growing. And anxiety and depression are rising among Americans amid the coronavirus crisis, research suggests.
Exclusive: Watch 'Recover with Pride,' EDGE Original Short Film
The LGBTQ community is particularly hard-it when it comes to alcohol and substance abuse. EDGE traveled to Recovery Unplugged's flagship location to document what makes its treatment program a success.
Virus Crisis Easing Across Sun Belt But Could Heat Up Again
Whether the outbreak will heat up again after Labor Day and the resumption of school and football remains to be seen.
Apple, Google Build Virus-Tracing Tech Directly Into Phones
Apple and Google are trying to get more U.S. states to adopt their phone-based approach for tracing and curbing the spread of the coronavirus by building more of the necessary technology directly into phone software.
US Postal Changes Affect HIV Medication Delivery
While changes to Postal Service delivery might be inconvenient, those changes are likely to have the biggest impact on Americans who rely on the service as a means of receiving necessary medications.
27 Poisoned by Carbon Monoxide at Bunker Rave Party in Oslo
At least 27 people were hospitalized after being poisoned at a rave party in Oslo by carbon monoxide given off by portable generators, Norwegian media reported.
Fact-Checking Trump's COVID and Healthy Policy Claims
PolitiFact did an in-depth fact check on Trump's entire acceptance speech. Here are the highlights related to the administration's COVID-19 response and other health policy issues.
COVID-19 Vaccine May Be on Fast Track for Mass Distribution
Fingers crossed for a coronavirus vaccine? The U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner says vaccine developers may apply for approval prior to Phrase Three completion.
Fad or Future? Telehealth Expansion Eyed Beyond Pandemic
Telehealth is a bit of American ingenuity that seems to have paid off in the coronavirus pandemic. Medicare temporarily waived restrictions predating the smartphone era and now there's a push to make telemedicine widely available in the future.
Health Agencies' Credibility a Risk After Week of Blunders
The credibility of two of the nation's leading public health agencies was under fire this week after controversial decisions that outside experts said smacked of political pressure from President Donald Trump.
Watch: Gay Doctor's Plasma Donation Denied in COVID-19 Fight
Dr. Dillon Barron, at St. Francis Hospital in Chicago, explains to Vogue that he was turned away from donating plasma because he is gay.