
Hepatitis B, often called a “silent killer,” disproportionately affects Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, yet remains underrecognized and undertreated. Many infected individuals show no symptoms until irreversible liver damage or cancer develops. Only about 13% of people with chronic hepatitis B in the U.S. even know they have it.
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Texas Republicans, pushed by former President Trump, are advancing a mid‑decade redistricting plan to create up to five new GOP‑leaning…

Texas Republicans, pushed by former President Trump, are advancing a mid‑decade redistricting plan to create up to five new GOP‑leaning…