Officials plan to link acetaminophen exposure in pregnancy to autism while promoting a low-cost drug as a possible therapy as NIH launches new data-driven autism effort
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A death-doula’s Final Checklist aims to help people identify what truly matters before it is too late, drawing on real-life stories of regret and reconciliation.
Magnolia Ridge in Glendale closes as regulators move to protect residents amid financial distress in the sector
Aid groups warn that more than 3 million children are at risk as donors pull back, drought bites, and sanctions complicate relief efforts amid a Taliban-led government.
UN and aid agencies warn that funding shortages and sanctions are driving a hunger emergency that is killing children at hospitals across the country
UN warns 3 million children at risk as drought, sanctions and funding shortfalls deepen malnutrition; families describe dire conditions outside Herat and in Badakhshan hospitals.
UN warns of unprecedented hunger as aid cuts, sanctions, and drought converge; World Food Programme says aid funding is running out in November
White House ties autism review to new data initiative and a proposed caution on acetaminophen use during pregnancy, while touting a inexpensive drug as a possible therapy