A shocking number still don’t know the risk of taking aspirin each day (Science Alert, February 11th, 2025)
Ro Khanna reintroduces bill to establish Supreme Court term limits (India West Journal (Calif.), February 10th, 2025)
A pivotal senator says he extracted vaccine concessions from RFK Jr. How will that play out? (The Los Angeles Times, February 9th, 2025)
If you’re over 70, this OTC medicine could be doing more harm than good (Best Life, February 6th, 2025)
Four medical schools probed by HHS; Trump’s autism claim; Why is the AMA quiet? (MedPage Today, February 5th, 2025)
Stopping suicide seems secret, as 988 Crisis Lifeline remains largely unknown (NJ Today, February 5th, 2025)
Daily intake of aspirin has long been not recommended for stroke prevention, but many people still drink it [Bulgarian] (Tribune (Bulgaria), February 5th, 2025)
Annenberg study finds nearly half of adults falsely believe daily aspirin benefits outweigh risks (The Daily Pennsylvanian, February 5th, 2025)
Heart health myth? Half of US adults still believe in outdated aspirin advice (The Times of India, February 4th, 2025)
Daily aspirin no longer recommended for stroke prevention in older adults — although millions still take it (People.com, February 4th, 2025)
Half of adults don’t realize that taking this over-the-counter drug daily is super risky (New York Post, February 4th, 2025)
Survey: Nearly half of healthy Americans still think daily low-dose aspirin has heart benefits (McKnights Long-Term Care News, February 4th, 2025)
The invisible risk: Understand why drinking alcohol can cause cancer [Portuguese] (Metrópoles (Brazil), February 4th, 2025)
The aspirin mistake: 29 million take it daily, not realizing costs outweigh benefits (Fortune, February 3rd, 2025)
Nearly half of adults mistakenly believe benefits of daily aspirin outweigh risks (PhillyVoice, February 3rd, 2025)
28% of U.S. adults oppose vaccine mandates for schools, with significant partisan divide (Asbury Park Press, February 2nd, 2025)
Penn event highlights how politics are shaping leading universities. But higher ed deserves blame, too, leaders said. (The Philadelphia Inquirer, February 1st, 2025)
Whole school districts are closing because of the flu — here’s what parents need to know (The Huffington Post, January 31st, 2025)
Donald Trump talks so much that White House stenographers and everyone else is struggling to keep up (Associated Press, January 30th, 2025)