What We’re Reading: Abortion Ban Exception Debate; Monkeypox Could Be Eliminated in Europe; Lower Mortality Risk for Tea Drinkers
House members in South Carolina will debate a total ban on abortions with no exceptions for rape or incest; the World Health Organization claimed that the monkeypox outbreak could be eliminated in Europe, citing slowing case counts; a study found that drinking black tea was associated with lower mortality risk.
Abortion Ban to Be Debated in South Carolina House
The Associated Press reports that a
Monkeypox Cases Slowing, Could Be Eliminated in Europe
According to Reuters, World Health Organization (WHO) officials have
Black Tea Associated With Lower Risk of Mortality
A study published in Annals of Internal Medicine has
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