Sarah Todd
Assignment Editor at STAT
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2 days ago |
statnews.com | Sarah Todd |Lizzy Lawrence
Food manufacturers will phase out eight synthetic dyes from all U.S. products by the end of 2026, the federal government announced today in a move that reflects the growing reach of the Make America Healthy Again movement.
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1 week ago |
statnews.com | Sarah Todd
In the earliest ads, Terrie Hall wears a scarf around her throat to cover the artificial voice box that helps her speak. She talks about smoking on the day of her surgery; how she wishes she’d recorded her voice so her grandchildren would know how she used to sound. Two years later, just days before her death from cancer at age 53, Hall insisted on filming again from her hospital bed in North Carolina. In these ads, she’s not wearing scarves or her shining blond wig anymore.
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2 weeks ago |
statnews.com | Sarah Todd
You’re reading The MAHA Diagnosis, a STAT series that examines the major elements of the Make America Healthy Again movement led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.The U.S. measles outbreak is getting worse. The Department of Health and Human Services is cutting 10,000 jobs and sparking fears about the future of the country’s ability to monitor environmental contaminants and prevent disease. But what Robert F. Kennedy Jr. really wants to talk about is food.
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2 weeks ago |
deseret.com | Sarah Todd
In 1983, the Houston Rockets brass wasn't happy with how the team's season was playing out so they decided to bench starters, play their young guys and aim for the top draft pick in 1984. It was, at the time, the most blatantly a team had tanked. Back then, the top pick was decided by a coin toss between the two worst teams, which really incentivized being one of those two teams. The Rockets won and took eventual hall of famer Hakeem Olajuwon.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Sarah Todd
In 1983, the Houston Rockets brass wasn’t happy with how the team’s season was playing out, so they decided to bench starters, play their young guys and aim for the top draft pick in 1984. It was, at the time, the most blatantly a team had tanked. AdvertisementBack then, the top pick was decided by a coin toss between the two worst teams, which really incentivized being one of those two teams. The Rockets won and took eventual hall of famer Hakeem Olajuwon.
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RT @isabellacueto: Beckoning from grocery store shelves are coconut-mango melts and light-as-air sweet potato puffs for babies, writes @Sar…
The CDC is removing data sets that researchers widely rely upon from its website because they include information on sexual orientation and gender identity. “It feels like they’re trying to will us out of existence,” one researcher tells @_gaffknee: https://t.co/P36PCafjzs
Exclusive: RFK Jr's niece, a primary care physician, shared private emails in which he makes false claims about Covid-19 vaccines at the height of the pandemic and casts doubts on flu shots. Read more (and read the emails in full): https://t.co/Zz8uD5wVO6
