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NYU Langone Hospital ends gender-affirming care program for trans teens after Trump funding threats

Civil rights officials, health plans, and advocates condemn the closure.

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He was diagnosed with prostate cancer while homeless. A simple screening likely saved his life

For prostate cancer, screening often begins with a simple blood test to measure prostate-specific antigen, or PSA.

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Trump endorses self-described ‘Nazi-ish’ Texas Republican as Peter Thiel backs his bid for Congress

Jace Yarbrough is running in the GOP primary for Texas's 32nd Congressional District.

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2025 U.S. LGBTQ+ adult population matches 2024's record; bi identity still most common: Gallup

The pollster expects the LGBTQ+ percentage to rise in the coming years as more members of Generation Z become adults.

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