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The selection of Dr. Jane M. Orient as federal health officials are trying to promote a vaccine to end the coronavirus pandemic prompted harsh criticism from Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York. View original article Contributor: Sheryl Gay Stolberg
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Even the most accurate one, called PCR, can give false negative results, research shows. View original article Contributor: Melody Schreiber
A puppy-buying craze and many delayed routine vet visits from the spring have created backups at vet offices across the country. View original article Contributor: Kim Kavin
Data on 65 million children in 200 countries show Europe has the world’s tallest children while southeast Asia, Latin America and East Africa have the shortest. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore
Even the most accurate one, called PCR, can give false negative results, research shows. View original article Contributor: Melody Schreiber