By April Dembosky, KQED and KFF Health News A much-awaited treatment for postpartum depression, zuranolone, hit the market in December, promising an accessible and fast-acting medication for a debilitating illness. But most private health insurers have yet to publish criteria … Continued
By Marthe Fourcade, Bloomberg News The safety of intermittent fasting, a popular strategy to lose weight by limiting food intake to certain times, was called into question by a surprise finding from research presented at a medical meeting. Limiting mealtimes … Continued
By DAVID CRARY (Associated Press) Purim is widely depicted as the most thoroughly joyful of Jewish holidays — highlighted by celebrations that include costumes, skits, noisemakers and varying degrees of rowdiness. It celebrates the biblical story of how a plot to … Continued
By DAVID KLEPPER (Associated Press) WASHINGTON (AP) — Warnings about deepfakes and disinformation fueled by artificial intelligence. Concerns about campaigns and candidates using social media to spread lies about elections. Fears that tech companies will fail to address these issues … Continued
By SEUNG MIN KIM (Associated Press) PHOENIX (AP) — President Joe Biden on Tuesday personally appealed to Latino voters, saying they’re the reason he defeated Donald Trump in 2020 and urging them to help him do it again in November. “I need you back,” … Continued
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity has appointed Anna Peterson as its new vice president of people and culture. Habitat officials say the appointment comes at a critical moment in the organization’s effort toward inclusivity and equity. Peterson previously worked at … Continued