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The FDA finally rolls back a 38-year-old policy that limited blood transfusions from gay and bisexual men.

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends that women start getting regular mammograms at 40,

rather than their previously recommended 50.

A new study shows that black Americans are far less likely to be treated for opioid use disorder.

This is America Dissected. I'm your host, Dr. Abdul-Elsaid.

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