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Trade war with China to hit US healthcare

Without a carve-out for tariff exceptions for pharmaceuticals, prices will skyrocket for US patients, experts warn.

Burnout is costing companies as much as $5 million a year—Here’s how that breaks down from average worker to top executive

Burnout is costing companies as much as $5 million a year—Here’s how that breaks down from average worker to top executive

Losses can range from $4,000 to over $20,000 per employee.

New “Throning” Dating Trend Is Driving People Crazy: “Whatever Happened To Love?”

New “Throning” Dating Trend Is Driving People Crazy: “Whatever Happened To Love?”

"Throning," a trend among Gen Z, involves dating for social status rather than genuine connection, potentially leading to misunderstandings. The post New “Throning” Dating Trend Is Driving People Crazy: “Whatever Happened To Love?” first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Gen Z is so pessimistic about the future they’ve resorted to ‘doom spending’ through the holiday season

Doom spending is the new way Gen Z copes with doomscrolling and bad news.

Surging demand, soaring price tags lead to fake Ozempic doses

A rise in counterfeit versions of sought-after weight loss drug has led to a series of hospitalisations.

COVID in your house? Isolating from sick family members may not do much good, according to a new study

For the record, not all experts agree.

The FDA is proposing a move to annual COVID shots. Some experts worry it’s too soon, and too simple of an approach

The virus has not yet fully settled into a pattern of seasonality and may never, experts caution.

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COVID keeps surging, but life is returning to normal everywhere you look. When will the pandemic really be over?

COVID keeps surging, but life is returning to normal everywhere you look. When will the pandemic really be over?

It’s not over, even though most people seem to think it is, public health professionals say.

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