The United States has just marked one million deaths from COVID-19. But a new study suggests that the true count is closer to 1.2 million deaths.
Guns killed more than 4,300 children and adolescents in 2020, surpassing motor vehicles as the leading cause of death among people age 1 to 19.
"We know it's not just different demographics alone. It's the structural, economic, and social factors that define those places..."
New research finds a link between severe financial strain and higher risk of death within six months of getting out of the hospital for a heart attack.
Robots replacing people on factory floors may lead to more "deaths of despair" among working-age adults in the US, new research shows.
Flaring of natural gas from oil and gas fields in the United States, primarily in North Dakota and Texas, contributed to dozens of premature deaths.
The life-support system ECMO offers sickest COVID patients a chance to survive, but a slimmer one than previously thought, according to new research.
Few if any communities in the US have escaped the opioid crisis, but that doesn't mean all communities have been affected the same way.
As COVID-19 raged across the United States, drug overdose deaths reached unprecedented heights. New research breaks down who was most vulnerable.
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