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HuffPostMy Daughter Almost Died At Summer Camp. Here's What I Wish I Told Her Before She Went.
"When my husband emerges from the camp infirmary with our daughter draped across his arms, I do not recognize her. 'We need a hospital,' I tell him."
- GOBankingRates
10 Items You Should Continue To Stock Up On
Though the United States appears to be coming out of the worst of the pandemic, COVID-19 isn't going away any time soon. And there remains the continued risk of another surge as more states relax...
- BuzzFeed
"It's Such A Small Adjustment, But It Feels So Good": People Are Sharing The Everyday Habits And Hacks That Have Significantly Improved Their Day-To-Day
"It's such a small adjustment, but the impact on my mental and physical health has been huge."View Entire Post ›
- Business Insider
Since the Roe ruling a gynecology clinic in Texas has received increased requests for permanent sterilization: 'I sense that they're scared'
After the Women's Health Domain closed Friday for the weekend, it got more than 100 new patient requests, most requesting permanent sterilization.
- INSIDER
Georgia Democratic nominee for governor Stacey Abrams explains the change in her position on abortion: There is 'no place in that medical decision for ideology or for politicians'
"I understand the sincere concerns. But those are religious concerns, or often concerns driven by personal morality," Abrams said in a CNN interview.
- HuffPost
My Husband And I Are Trying To Start A Family. Six Months Ago, I Had An Abortion.
"Our choice was, and remains, controversial. But it shouldn’t be."
- Detroit Free Press
Michigan's largest health system reverses course on abortion stance
BHSH System released an update Saturday night stating it will continue its practice of providing abortions when medically necessary.
- The Telegraph
Eight reasons you can’t sleep – and what you can do about it
We’re a restless nation. Around a third of us have trouble sleeping every week – and the problem gets worse from midlife onwards.
- The Conversation
Should you get a COVID-19 booster shot now or wait until fall? Two immunologists help weigh the options
Clinical studies show that mixing and matching booster vaccines can lead to a more robust immune response. SDI Productions/E+ via Getty ImagesWhile COVID-19 vaccines continue to be highly effective at preventing hospitalization and death, it has become clear that the protection offered by the current vaccines wanes over time. This necessitates the use of booster shots that are safe and effective in enhancing the immune response against the virus and extending protection. But when to get a first
- E! News
Bachelor Nation's Cam Ayala Taking Steps Toward Recovery After Leg Amputation
Former Bachelor star Cam Ayala is navigating life as an amputee following a lengthy surgery after years of battling lymphedema.
- Business Insider
Texas abortion clinic staff describe how patients screamed, cried, and 'begged for help' when Roe v. Wade was overturned: report
Staff at a clinic in San Antonio said they had to inform dozens of distraught people that they wouldn't be able to proceed with their abortions.
- INSIDER
A YouTuber asked a random New Yorker for his thoughts on abortion. The stranger turned out to be the former president of Planned Parenthood.
"You cannot make abortion go away by criminalizing it. All you do is you make it unsafe," former president of Planned Parenthood Alexander Sanger said.
- INSIDER
Couple files lawsuit against Boston hospital after discovering the body of their premature baby had probably been thrown in the trash with soiled linens
The baby died after being born three months premature. The baby's mother said the loss of the body made it feel as if "she died all over again."
- People
Pfizer Says Updated COVID-19 Booster Vaccines Can Provide Increased Protection Against Omicron
"We believe we have two very strong Omicron-adapted candidates that elicit a substantially higher immune response against Omicron," Albert Bourla, CEO of Pfizer, shared Saturday
- Foster's Daily Democrat
Curtis Cole deserved a better ending. People in need of dental care may benefit from his story.
Curtis graciously allowed us to come into his life. He had been suffering for years with teeth that ached and ruled his days.
- The Coloradoan
Fort Collins police officer's DUI arrests under scrutiny after man says he was wrongly arrested
A Loveland man says he was sober while driving home from Fort Collins when he was arrested for DUI. Blood tests were negative for drugs and alcohol.
- CBS News
Noem defends no exception for rape, incest in South Dakota trigger law
South Dakota's trigger law was passed in 2005 and does not include exceptions for rape or incest.
- Business Insider
AOC recalls thanking God she had the choice to get an abortion when she took a pregnancy test after being raped
The New York lawmaker said she took a pregnancy test after being sexually assaulted and thought, "Thank God I have, at least, a choice."
- The Telegraph
The forces making our children fat and diabetic
The number of children being treated for Type 2 diabetes has risen by a staggering 50 per cent in just five years. A grim figure by any standards, yet made all the worse for its release in the same week as the Government’s Food Strategy – the long-awaited report which promised to crack down on junk food advertising and buy-one get-one-free deals, yet in the end shirked both options.
- INSIDER
Man uses truck to repeatedly block entrance to Mississippi's only abortion clinic as tensions run high after Roe v. Wade ruling
The Jackson Women's Health Organization, the only abortion clinic in Mississippi, has vowed to remain open for at least nine more days after Roe v. Wade ruling.