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Mayo Clinic's was taken down after a former Trump official cited it to justify it as a COVID-19 treatment. (Becker's Hospital Review)

A recent Gallup poll reported a , though most people said they are not masking. (Fox News)

Like many, a health policy expert had difficulty trying to get a newly updated COVID-19 vaccine. (CNN)

CVS held off on another pharmacist walkout in Kansas City by . (AP)

Managing maternal stress may of impaired attention and delayed socioemotional and cognitive functioning that tends to follow prenatal COVID-19 infection, a study suggested. (Pediatric Research)

Running through farmland in Southern Minnesota, County Road B is nicknamed due to unusually high rates of cancer. (New York Post)

had a significant relationship with ischemic stroke, according to a meta-analysis. (Neurology)

Mounting evidence suggested COVID-19 vaccination may . (Yahoo Life)

A review found that low-income children and children of color were disproportionately exposed to like lead and combustion-related air pollution. (Environmental Health Perspectives)

A guide to was published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Drugmakers warned European regulators that a (also known as "forever chemicals") would halt the pharmaceutical industry. (Reuters)

Glasgow received approval for the U.K.'s for drug users. (The Guardian)

The hospital behemoth HCA Healthcare is in talks to acquire in Manchester, New Hampshire. (NHPR)

Pediatrician and geneticist resigned as CEO and president of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, where she oversaw the Mütter Museum and the Historical Medical Library. (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Musician Bruce Springsteen postponed all 2023 tour dates due to . (NBC News)

A woman after her children's pediatrician thought she looked ill. (Today)

An infectious disease doctor known for treating the LGBTQ+ community in Newport Beach, California, was charged with nine male patients. (Los Angeles Times)

A lawsuit accused Rochester Regional Health of in the late 1980s and early 1990s. (WHAM)

D.C. teens graduated from an run by Howard University's Level 1 trauma center. (WTOP)

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