NOTUS and the New York Times are reporting that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Health Again” cited fake studies. New York Times Political Reporter Maggie Astor, senior research scholar at ...

“Because it’s important for serving in the military, but it’s also important because healthy people don’t consume health care ...

London, May 17 (PTI) British Indian Consultant Cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra, who has long campaigned for a more evidence-based approach to all COVID vaccines, has been appointed as an adviser to US ...

By turning the focus to screenings, timely treatment and tailored care, perhaps physicians can use the energy behind Make America Healthy Again to deliver optimal outcomes and restore quality of ...

Rather than its deeply flawed and divisive quest to make America great again, the Administration should look to the past for those things that worked: a sense of national community and purpose ...

They also want a timeline with a clearer path of communication and updates.We're also anxious for a plan, especially when it comes to prioritizing the stores, restaurants and venues that make ...

However, the same provision created an alternative pathway, allowing manufacturers to insert new additives without FDA oversight if the ingredient is "generally recognized as safe" (GRAS ...

There is an old “engineer” joke. What is the difference between an electrical and civil engineer? Answer: Electrical engineers design and build weapons, civil engineers design and build targets.

Kris Warren, Co-Owner of An's Dry Cleaning, talks about their campaign to be the number one ice cream shop in America.

Tension between the president and one of America’s most valuable companies spilled into the open Thursday, when Trump chided Cook for the iPhone-maker’s plans to shift final assembly for many ...

Trump’s promise to “Make America Great Again” is a dangerous slogan. Trump tells Republicans and independent Americans that only he can make America great again. However, it is and always ...

The secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who campaigned on a promise to “Make America Healthy Again,” often uses war metaphors to describe how he plans to address our ...