Health
GSK Shares Decline Following Cough Treatment Suspension
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) saw its stock prices drop after announcing it would discontinue work on a cough treatment that failed to demonstrate significant efficacy in clinical trials.
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Trump's Roundup Order Sparks Anger Among Some MAHA Mothers
Some mothers who supported Donald Trump are upset about his support for a company that produces the weed killer Roundup.
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RFK Jr.’s Influence on Health Panel Raises Concerns
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pushing to restructure a key health panel, sparking debate about preventive care and its potential impact.
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Children's Hospitals Struggle with Persistent Drug Shortages
Children's hospitals are facing significant challenges in managing drug shortages, particularly for IV fluids and additives that affect pediatric patients.
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US Health Officials Plan to Create List of Vaccine Injuries
US health officials are considering creating a list of injuries caused by COVID vaccines, according to multiple news sources.
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RFK Jr.’s Proposal Challenges Decades-Old U.S. Vaccine Policy
RFK Jr., a prominent vaccine skeptic, is pushing for significant changes to the federal immunization schedule, including potential elimination of some vaccines.
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RFK Jr Commends First US Hospital for Promising Healthier Meals
RFK Jr. praises the first hospital in the United States to commit to serving healthier meals, limiting processed foods and added sugars.
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Star Trek Legend William Shatner and His Daughter Battle Stage 4 Cancer Simultaneously
Star Trek actor William Shatner and his daughter Melanie have both been battling Stage 4 cancer, with Shatner claiming he is now healthier than ever.
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Does Public Health Need MAHA? Not More Than Medicine Needs CAM
A recent article in The Atlantic suggests that public health requires a new approach called MAHA, but science-based medicine outlets dispute this claim.
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6 Weekend Crafts for Kids Encouraged by Toy Story 5 Release
Six crafts are recommended for kids to engage in during the summer holiday, inspired by the release of Toy Story 5.
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Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Affects Michigan and Beyond, Health Officials Investigate Source
Michigan experiences a cyclosporiasis outbreak with over 7,000 confirmed cases, prompting health officials to investigate the source of the infection.
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Taco Bell Shredded Lettuce Linked to Cyclospora Outbreak Under Investigation
Health officials suspect shredded lettuce from Taco Bell may be linked to a cyclospora parasite outbreak, though investigations are ongoing.
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Fathers' Diet Before Conception Influences Baby's Health and Body Composition
A study suggests that fathers who consume more ultra-processed foods before conception may have fatter babies, impacting their health and body composition.
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One Bite Can Be Fatal: Wild Mushrooms Pose Significant Risk in Western Cape
The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness is warning the public to avoid wild mushrooms, citing a spike in confirmed cases of Death Cap mushroom poisoning that can be fatal with just one bite.
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Andy Burnham Faces Challenges in Attempting to Fix Social Care Funding
Former health secretary Andy Burnham is set to take on the challenge of reforming social care funding, but his track record suggests it may be a daunting task.
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Central Illinois doctors warn of increased risk of heat illness due to Independence Day heatwave
Central Illinois doctors are advising caution with alcohol consumption amid the expected Independence Day heatwave, which is expected to last through the holiday.
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Google Withdraws App Code for Gemini Feature, Revealing Its Use of Screen Analysis
A recent teardown has revealed that the withdrawn app code for Google's Gemini feature involves screen analysis using a technique called Magic Pointer.
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Why Mitch McConnell's Health Speculation Has the Internet Confused
Experts explain why conspiracy theories about Sen. Mitch McConnell's health are common and what to make of them.
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Rachael Ray’s Appearance Sparks Concerns Among Fans and Critics
Rachael Ray's recent appearance has led to concerns from fans and critics alike, with some questioning her health.
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Study Reveals Why Brain Damage Focuses on Specific Regions
A study examines why certain brain regions are targeted by neurological diseases despite the presence of harmful proteins throughout the brain.
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'Bachelorette' Star Discovers Brain Tumor During Routine Health Scan
Reality TV star and "Bachelor in Paradise" contestant reveals a routine health scan has uncovered an early-stage brain tumor, causing anxiety about his career.
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Microglia Show Sex-Specific Differences in Brain Recovery After Ketamine Anesthesia
A study reveals that microglia, the brain's immune cells, play a sex-specific role in recovery after ketamine anesthesia.
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US Doctor Shortage: Work Being Done to Train Next Generation of Physicians | Idaho Faces Persistent Shortage
Two news outlets highlight the ongoing doctor shortage in the U.S., with one focusing on training efforts and another emphasizing persistent needs, particularly in Idaho.
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British Highschoolers Experiment with Thanksgiving Sandwich
British high school students have tried out the popular Thanksgiving sandwich, sparking interest in its potential health effects.
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Apple TV Releases Top 10 List of Short Dramas
A listicle from AOL ranks the best miniseries available on Apple TV, ranging from critically acclaimed to popular hits.
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Psychic Medium Connects Long-Lost Daughter in Emotional Reveal
A psychic medium named Matt Fraser reunites a long-lost daughter with her family, though the Trump administration is reportedly considering changes to government agencies.
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Hospitals Debate Metrics for Measuring Behavioral Health Success
Hospitals are reevaluating how they measure the success of their behavioral health programs, with some prioritizing long-term outcomes over short-term metrics.
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BHS | Behavioral Health Systems Psychiatrists in Delaware Offer Telehealth Services for Mental Health Evaluations and Management
Behavioral Health Systems, a provider of telehealth services for mental health evaluations and management, has opened its practice to new patients in Delaware.
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Wisconsin Hospitals Lead Nation in Nurse Communication Ratings
Fourteen hospitals in Wisconsin have earned the highest five-star ratings for nurse communication, according to a recent report.
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Wisconsin Nurses and Lawmakers Push for Hospital Staffing Changes
Wisconsin nurses and lawmakers are reintroducing a bill to set minimum nurse-to-patient ratio standards in hospitals, following previous efforts.
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