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Doctors that perform the procedure would risk both losing their medical licenses and a felony charge

Some restaurant owners have pushed for the change

The report comes from the Food and Drug Administration

Three new studies underscore these disparities

Mount Agung has seen a sharp increase in activity, raising worries about a major eruption

French drug company Sanofi announced that the inoculation could sometimes worsen the disease

Nations will refrain from commercial fishing in the region until scientists determine what fish live there and if they can be harvested sustainably​

The battery will feed Australia’s shaky power grid

Around 37 million people are currently infected with the virus

He consumed the substance seconds after his appeal against his war crime sentence was denied

The numbers for 2016 are the highest since record keeping began  

Airport closes as Mount Agung, which killed hundreds in 1963, blasts ash

Researchers have studied eye-tracking and home videos for new insights

Big-game hunting advocates say the move will help preserve wildlife, but conservation groups disagree

he alliance aims to have 50 members by the next U.N. climate summit in 2018

The billionaire philanthropist’s contribution will be followed by another $50 million in start-up ventures

Researchers say that drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge would harm critical habitat

Although heavy drinking poses the greatest problem, even low consumption can increase the risk

The case raises questions about mental health discrimination 

The president informed lawmakers last week that he intends to shrink Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante monuments

Beijing is also seeking to limit production of the compound

The commission put no dollar figure on how much it would cost to support its solutions

The audit recommends an overhaul of the Select Agent Program

CO₂ concentrations hit 403.3 ppm last year, up from 400 ppm in 2015