
What We're Reading: Examining Alcohol Research; Scrutinizing CDC Pick; Idaho's Abortion Reversal Law
The National Institutes of Health is investigating whether there were any improprieties committed with the recently begun study into health effects of moderate alcohol consumption; concerns over HIV research from 20 years ago brought up against CDC director pick; new Idaho law requires women seeking abortions be told they can halt the drug-induced procedure halfway.
NIH Will Look Into Research on Alcohol’s Health Effects
Concerns Over Trump’s Pick to Lead CDC
Idaho Joins Red States With So-Called Abortion Reversal Law
Research into the health effects of moderate alcohol use is being examined after it was discovered that the liquor industry largely funded the research.
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