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April 2019

'To Struggle for So Long': Secondary Infertility Occurs More Often Than Realized

Today

Trump Administration's Cuba Restrictions Seen as Drag on its Economy

NBC News

How Living on the Wrong Side of a Time Zone Can Be Hazardous to Your Health

The Washington Post

Being a Black Academic in America

The Chronicle of Higher Education

Robert Mueller Showed How U.S. Elections Broke in 2016. Here's How to Fix Them

TIME magazine

Can Botox and Cosmetic Surgery Chill Our Relationships With Others?

The New York Times

Post-tubal Litigation Syndrome: Women Discuss Side Effects of Getting 'Tubes Tied'

Today

Crowdsourced AI Learns to Target Lung Tumors for Radiation

Reuters

Why The Tragic Fire At Notre Dame Has Led People To Be So Generous

NPR

No Digital Solution at Present to Curb Election Interference: Former U.S. Attorney [Video]

Bloomberg

Regular Marijuana Users May Need More Anesthesia for Medical Procedures

NBC News

China’s Ambitious Train Plan Crawls Through Chile’s Bureaucracy

Bloomberg

In Some States, Texting Could Land Teens in Jail for a Long Time

Reuters

How Joseph Stalin Starved Millions in the Ukrainian Famine

History.com

Pleasant Scents Might Help You Quit Smoking

Popular Science

Traffic Stops by Metro Phoenix Deputies Plunge Amid Overhaul

The Associated Press

House Ways and Means Committee Wants Trump's Tax Returns by April 23

Vox

How US Tax Laws Discriminate Against Women, Gays and People of Color

The Associated Press

6 Life Skills Every Teen Needs to Know Before Heading to College

Yahoo Lifestyle

Analysis: There Are Even Fewer Women in U.S. Government Cybersecurity Than There Are Globally

The Washington Post

When Gut Bacteria Betray Their Hosts

The Atlantic

Telemedicine Not Ideal for Kids With Respiratory Infections

Reuters

Telemedicine Tied to More Antibiotics for Kids, Study Finds

The Associated Press

California Allows Aid-in-Dying Drugs for Terminally Ill, But Hospitals Set Barriers

Reuters

Children May Be Overprescribed Antibiotics in Online Doctor Visits, NIH Study Finds

CNBC

Drug Industry Middlemen To Be Questioned By Senate Committee

NPR

Turning Bystanders Into First Responders

The New Yorker

For a Decades-old Massacre in Guatemala, Justice Neared. Now It’s Retreating

The Washington Post

Pittsburgh Lawyer Milton Fine Invested in a Motel and Found a Calling

The Wall Street Journal

Fecal Transplants Could Help Patients on Cancer Immunotherapy Drugs

Science

Balance Problems: Causes of Dizziness, Vertigo, Inner Ear Problems

Today

Pittsburgh Is Moving Forward With Gun Reform. But the Legal Battle Is Just Beginning

TIME magazine

Republicans Look West to Shi Balance of Power on Liberal Appeals Court

The Wall Street Journal

Opinion: If I Were Still Working at the EPA, I Would Resign

The Washington Post

Measles Alert Posted by Massachusetts Health Officials

Boston Herald

Does Your Smartphone Know if You’re Depressed?

The Wall Street Journal

More People Might Survive Cardiac Arrest If More Bystanders Tried Hands-only CPR

Reuters

Doctors Need to Do Better at Talking to Families About Critically Ill Patients

Reuters

March 2019

Did Saudi Arabia Hack Jeff Bezos? Amazon CEO Adviser Says Saudis 'Got Private Information'

USA Today

CRISPR Gene Editing Could One Day Cut Away Human Pain

Wired