Pam Belluck
Health and Science Reporter at The New York Times
New York Times writer covering health & science. Author of "Island Practice," a book about a quirky island doctor. Jazz flutist. Lapsed Ultimate Frisbee player.
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1 week ago |
pressdemocrat.com | Pam Belluck
The Trump administration asked a federal judge on Monday to dismiss a lawsuit that seeks to sharply restrict access to the abortion pill mifepristone — taking the same position as the Biden administration in a closely watched case that has major implications for abortion access. The court filing by the Justice Department is striking, given that President Donald Trump and a number of officials in his administration have forcefully opposed abortion rights.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Pam Belluck
The request echoes the position the Biden administration took in the case in January, surprising some observers. The Trump administration on Monday asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit that seeks to sharply restrict access to the abortion pill mifepristone - taking the same position as the Biden administration in a closely watched case that has major implications for abortion access.
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1 month ago |
myheraldreview.com | Pam Belluck
Getting vaccinated against shingles can reduce the risk of developing dementia, a large new study finds. The results provide some of the strongest evidence yet that some viral infections can have effects on brain function years later and that preventing them can help stave off cognitive decline. kAm%96 DEF5J[ AF3=:D965 (65?6D52J :? E96 ;@FC?2= }2EFC6[ 7@F?5 E92E A6@A=6 H9@ C646:G65 E96 D9:?8=6D G244:?6 H6C6 a_T =6DD =:<6=J E@ 56G6=@A 56>6?E:2 :? E96 D6G6? J62CD 27E6CH2C5 E92?
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1 month ago |
straitstimes.com | Pam Belluck
LONDON - Getting vaccinated against shingles can reduce the risk of developing dementia, a large new study finds. The results provide some of the strongest evidence yet that some viral infections can have effects on brain function years later and that preventing them can help stave off cognitive decline.
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1 month ago |
straitstimes.com | Pam Belluck
Getting vaccinated against shingles can reduce the risk of developing dementia, a large new study finds. The results provide some of the strongest evidence yet that some viral infections can have effects on brain function years later and that preventing them can help stave off cognitive decline.
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NEW: Trump administration asks court to dismiss abortion pill case https://t.co/49VdnIwqmI
NEW: Getting the shingles vaccine has an additional upside: research shows it can reduce the risk of dementia. https://t.co/ZevI9bq4FD
NEW: In a first, a NY county clerk blocks a Texas court filing against a doctor for providing abortion pills. The move sets up a legal showdown over shield laws and the battle between states that ban abortion and states that support abortion rights. https://t.co/w5S5hoKkG8