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      Government Shutdown Curtails F.D.A. Food Inspections

      While the Agriculture Department continues to inspect domestic meat and poultry, the F.D.A. has reduced inspections of fruits, vegetables and other foods.

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    Traditional Masculinity Can Hurt Boys, Say New A.P.A. Guidelines

    Men die earlier than women and commit more acts of violence. But the American Psychological Association did not have a guide for working with males, in part because they were historically considered the norm.

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    A Virus Even More Dangerous Than Zika to Pregnant Women

    The Zika virus must take the “side roads” into the placenta to infect a fetus, one researcher said — but the Rift Valley fever virus takes the “expressway.”

Medicine and Conflicts

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    Memorial Sloan Kettering’s Season of Turmoil

    One of the nation’s top cancer hospitals has grappled with how to bring breakthrough treatments to market while remaining true to its mission.

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    Doctors and Disclosures

    A review by The New York Times and ProPublica found that dozens of doctors have failed to disclose significant conflicts of interests in their journal papers.

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