The analysis of 15 years of prescription data showed that the racial disparities are widening.
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Medication Treatment for Addiction Is Shorter for Black and Hispanic Patients, Study Finds
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As Top Scientists Say Concussions Can Cause C.T.E., These Sports Doctors Dig In
The New York Times – Sports:As another major medical institution acknowledged the link between concussions and C.T.E., a group of scientists who guide many of sports’ top governing organizations dismissed the research at its conference.
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Misinformation experts have been prepping for this day.
The New York Times – Business:Election results may take a while, experts say heading into Tuesday’s vote. Be wary of pre-emptive claims of fraud. Hiccups are to be expected.
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Misinformation Experts Have Been Prepping for the Midterm Elections
The New York Times – Business:Election results may take a while, experts say heading into Tuesday’s vote. Be wary of pre-emptive claims of fraud. Hiccups are to be expected.
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Paxlovid May Reduce Risk of Long Covid in Eligible Patients, Study Finds
The New York Times – Business:The research looked at patients who qualified for the antiviral through age or health conditions. Those who took it shortly after infection were 26 percent less likely to have symptoms 90 days later.
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With Promise of Legalization, Psychedelic Companies Joust Over Future Profits
The New York Times – Business:Cash rich start-ups are filing scores of patent claims on hallucinogens like magic mushrooms. Researchers and patient advocates worry high prices will make the therapies unaffordable.
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Who Gets the Last Word on Steve Jobs? He Might.
The New York Times – Business:When Laurene Powell Jobs unveiled a website dedicated to the story of her late husband, historians wondered if it could change how influential people burnish their legacies.
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Hair Straighteners May Pose a Small Risk for Uterine Cancer, Study Finds
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:A national study suggests a link to this particular cancer among women who reported frequent use of the chemical products.