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Weight-loss drugs are still considerably expensive. Using health savings accounts can be one way for patients to budget for them.
Finance Buzz | March 10, 2025
‘Shooting ourselves in the foot’: Current and former CPC fellows sound off on recent terminations of USAID-funded projects and cuts to U.S. humanitarian assistance abroad
The Daily Tar Heel | March 6, 2025
In countries that have introduced front-of-package nutrition labels, consumers are shifting purchases toward healthier food products
Vox | March 5, 2025
N.C. General Assembly proposes bill to modify labels on meat alternatives
The Daily Tar Heel | March 3, 2025
As the Texas outbreak grows, how contagious is measles, really?
National Public Radio | February 28, 2025
3 reasons why most North Carolina school districts are losing students
WUNC | February 25, 2025
Eliminating the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) would likely slow the recovery process for future disasters.
Associated Press | February 16, 2025
Why are young women opting to be sterilized?
The Deseret News | February 15, 2025
Restrictions on government-funded research and data collection may degrade long-term trust in American science abroad
The Atlantic | February 14, 2025
Junk food marketing to kids can create long-term preferences for unhealthy products
NPR | January 30, 2025
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