Opinion: Will new blood donation rules finally stop stigmatizing gay men? (via latimesopinion )
We have tools to fight this crisis, but public health and medicine are hampered by systemic bias.
Generalizations about sex will not truly measure HIV risk — but it will perpetuate stigma. Rather than lean on assumptions, updated FDA guidelines should ask more detailed behavior-based questions that reflect the science of HIV transmission.
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FDA Approves Abrocitinib for Adolescents With Atopic DermatitisFDA expanded the indication for Pfizer's oral JAK inhibitor for atopicdermatitis, abrocitinib, to include adolescents aged 12 through 17 years. DermTwitter
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In lawsuit challenging FDA approval of abortion pills, state attorneys general weigh inA decision from a Trump-appointed judge could come later this month in a lawsuit alleging that the FDA’s approval of two abortion medications was unlawful.
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Local Opinion: February follies may lead to March madness, April insanityOPINION: 'A dear friend used to say: 'The state is safe, the legislature is not in session.' As I write, both Congress and our Arizona Legislature are in session. Beware,' writes Tucsonan Frank Bergen.
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Commissioner Roger Goodell's take on NFL officiating begs for further review | Opinion“I don’t think it’s ever been better,” NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell declared of the quality of the league’s officiating. Say what?
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Arizona Opinion: Arizona's water belongs to the publicOPINION: 'The second pathway involves a shift in how we view water - a shift toward water stewardship,' writes Kristen Wolfe, coordinator of the Sustainable Water Network.
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