
What We're Reading: Stress Aged Teenage Brains; WA Flu Deaths; Physicians File Brief in ACA Case
Teenage brains prematurely aged by 3 years during pandemic lockdowns; Washington state health officials report high flu activity and 7 deaths; medical groups ask a Texas judge to refrain from issuing a nationwide injunction against the preventive health screenings covered by the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
MRI Scans Show Premature Aging of Teenage Brains Due to Pandemic Stress
MRI scans of adolescent brains before and after pandemic lockdowns show stress prematurely aged their brains by at least 3 years, and in ways previously seen in children affected by adverse childhood experiences,
Washington State Officials Report High Flu Activity, 7 Deaths
Seven people in Washington state, including 1 child, have died so far this season from
Medical Groups Ask Texas Judge to Preserve Access to No-Cost Preventive Care, Screenings
Medical groups this week filed a friend-of-the-court
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