
What We’re Reading: RSV Cases Rise; Looming AIDS Program Deadline; Potential Early Autism Diagnosis
The CDC reports an increase in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) cases among young children and babies; the deadline looms for reauthorizing the United States’ global AIDS program as it has become a topic within the abortion debate; an eye-tracking device may help to diagnose autism spectrum disorder earlier.
RSV Cases Rise Among Young Children and Babies
The CDC has alerted doctors about a rise in
Global AIDS Program Deadline Looms With No Deal in Sight
Congress is likely to blow past a September 30 deadline to reauthorize the law that governs PEPFAR (President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief), the United States’ global HIV/AIDS relief work, as it has become a topic within the fight over abortion, according to
Potential Earlier Autism Diagnosis With Eye-Tracking Device
A device that follows kids’ eye movements while watching a video of 2 children interacting may help diagnose autism spectrum disorder earlier, according to
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