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How going temporarily blind led me to see my life more clearly. View original article Contributor:

State officials stripped Stuart Copperman of his medical license almost 20 years ago. Armed with a new law, his former patients hope to file civil lawsuits. View original article Contributor:

A 35-year-old journalist responded to her diagnosis with questions — lots of them. In “Radical,” she delivers the facts and the story of her treatment. View original article Contributor:

Conservationists worry that the popularity of recreational mountain biking and e-bikes in public lands leads to unsafe conditions for humans, as well as for bears and other wildlife. View original article Contributor:

Pre-eclampsia was tied to a higher risk of stroke, heart attacks and other problems in mothers. View original article Contributor:

The prize was awarded to William G. Kaelin Jr., Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza for their work in discovering how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability. View original article Contributor:

A new report advises pediatricians to give academic failure the same attention as any other complex problem affecting a child. View original article Contributor:

New guidelines for therapies for children and adolescents can reduce or eliminate attacks of migraine and greatly shorten their duration. View original article Contributor:

Medical personnel in Kashmir say preventable deaths are happening because of blocked streets, medicine shortages, and a phone and internet blockade by India. View original article Contributor:

The oldest living former president, who is 95, “feels fine,” the Carter Center said. View original article Contributor: