How Vax Skeptics Sow Doubt; Gun Death Every 11 Minutes; 90210 Star's Cancer Spreads

— Health news and commentary from around the Web gathered by staff

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A look at how the foster broader vaccine hesitancy. (KFF Health News)

Planned Parenthood is requiring healthcare providers to tell patients that medical abortions can be reversed, a claim not supported by evidence. (Reuters)

Nine out of every 10 cancer centers are , a survey by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network showed.

U.S. , amounting to one death from gun violence every 11 minutes, a report from Johns Hopkins University found.

A gynecologic radiologist is , Jefferson Abington Hospital in Pennsylvania, claiming it paid women physicians unfairly and allowed sexist behavior. (Philadelphia Inquirer)

The U.S. could see nearly by 2050 with a complete switch to zero-emissions vehicles, according to a report by the American Lung Association. (CNN)

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson (R) that prevents transgender minors from accessing gender-affirming medical care. (The Hill)

Two more deaths baby pillow have occurred since its recall in 2021, bringing the number of infant deaths linked to the product since 2015 to 10. (NPR)

A large study found in children 5 years and younger after vaccination for COVID-19. (Pediatrics)

Actress Shannen Doherty revealed her breast cancer has . (CNN)

The outbreak of Salmonella tied to General Mills' that sickened 14 people across 13 states has ended, the FDA and CDC said.

How does the affect care? (NPR)

Illicit opioid seizures by law enforcement in the regions where they occurred, a study in the American Journal of Public Health suggests.

Meanwhile, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries agreed to to settle claims regarding its opioid marketing practices. (Reuters)

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    Mike Bassett is a staff writer focusing on oncology and hematology. He is based in Massachusetts.