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Alaska Airlines pilot from cockpit emergency raises questions on pilots mental health

Every six months, airline pilots must pass a medical and mental examination to maintain their license to fly.

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Should Women of Childbearing Age Eat a Plant-Based Diet?

Recent research suggests that a plant-based diet is associated with a lower risk of developing hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.

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FDA is mulling a ban on certain chemical HAIR STRAIGHTENERS which have been linked to womb and breast cancers

The Food and Drug Administration could ban chemical hair straighteners primarily marketed to black women over concerns the products, which contain formaldehyde, can cause cancer.

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