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The Wall Street Journal reports those services include offerings like Botox, IV hydration for hangovers, cosmetic fillers, and a paramenopausal concierge care program.

Marmonte leaders say the soft-launched offerings, similar to those available at a med spa, help promote a larger mission of bodily autonomy.

They're also hoping the new business model can serve as a framework for others to follow.

Last year, Trump's spending bill eliminated federal Medicaid reimbursements for the organization's non-abortion services.

Last year, more than 50 Planned Parenthood clinics closed nationwide.

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Esquire reports on how even though Americans are drinking much less, a lot of people still consume alcohol a few times a week.

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The wellness influencer Trump wants to be the nation's doctor faces Congress.

An ICE whistleblower pulls back the curtain on training and recruitment and why one AI company is pushing back at demands from the Pentagon.

It's Thursday, February 26.

I'm Cecilia Ley, and this is Apple News Today.

President Trump's nominee to become the next Surgeon General was in front of the Senate Health Committee yesterday for a confirmation hearing that became contentious.

Casey Means would be an unconventional appointment.

She would carry the informal title of the nation's doctor, but she doesn't actually have an active medical license, as Aria Bendix from NBC News explains.

Bendix told us that Means made her name in the wellness industry by selling holistic remedies and other products like dietary supplements and teas.