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April 9

New studies signal Ozempic, other drugs may reduce dementia risk

Board-certified rheumatologist Dr. Mahsa Tehrani discusses President Donald Trump’s possible 25% tariff on overseas medication and a new study on the relationship between Ozempic and dementia risk on ‘America Reports.’

April 9

This weight loss plan performs better than traditional dieting, study finds

Research at the University of Colorado found that 4:3 intermittent fasting resulted in greater weight loss than daily caloric restriction. Researchers discuss the findings.

April 9

Greene and Garcia clash over RFK Jr., vaccines and measles outbreak, during House hearing

Rep. Majorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., and Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., argue during House Oversight Committee hearing on restoring trust in the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

April 9

Bill Gates reveals how much inheritance he'll leave for kids

Bill Gates will leave approximately $1 billion to his children, or about 1% of his $102.2 billion fortune.

April 9

Federal judge blocks Biden nursing home staffing mandate

The American Health Care Association is celebrating a victory this week after a federal judge in Texas ruled that a nursing home staffing mandate is unlawful.

April 9

Axios CEO reveals how mainstream media destroyed public trust in three phases

Axios co-founder Jim VandeHei spoke to The Free Press’s Bari Weiss about what he believed caused the public’s declining trust in mainstream media outlets.

April 9

Arizona superintendent praises RFK Jr.'s MAHA push: 'Up to us to fight'

Maricopa County School Superintendent Shelli Boggs joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss Arizona's move to ban ultra-processed foods from public schools.

April 9

Chewing gum may release thousands of microplastics into the saliva, study says

UCLA researchers found that chewing gum can release hundreds to thousands of microplastics per piece into the saliva and potentially be ingested. A trade group asserted "gum is safe to enjoy."

April 9

Kids with autism supported by service dogs, as research and families note 'incredible changes'

Service dogs have proven effective in benefiting children with autism and their families, according to research from the University of Arizona. A mother also shares her own family's story.

April 9

Why this high school athlete is joining the race to get men out of women’s sports

As a senior who’s likely to be running against a male student, I believe Washington’s policy isn’t fair. So do a lot of coaches and a growing number of other people (in both political parties).