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The treatment, called Pasritamig, teaches the immune system's T cells to target and attack cancer cells in the prostate.

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A viral report claiming high coliform bacteria levels in popular dairy products has sparked concern. Here's what coliform ...

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Healing new ink through a 100°F July? The two moves that actually protect it are staying out of the water and out of the midday sun. Sunscreen on an open tattoo and trusting chlorine are myths that ...

More people get food poisoning in the summer than at any other time. Consumer Reports has a few tips for having a safe summer picnic.

From monitoring grill temperatures to staying hydrated, Georgia health officials are providing a roadmap for a safe and healthy Independence Day weekend.

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