HHS officials distanced themselves from a study on alcohol risks, stating it was not commissioned or approved by their agency.
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The alcohol study was conducted with taxpayer funding and overseen by federal health officials despite HHS's disavowal.
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The House Appropriations Committee passed a bill preventing SAMHSA from studying adult alcohol consumption to focus on underage drinking.
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A new meta-analysis linked daily sugar-sweetened beverage consumption to increased liver cancer risk, while artificially sweetened drinks showed no such association.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists issued its own vaccine recommendations for pregnant individuals, differing from CDC guidelines.
