Health

Community resilience and rebuilding efforts after wildfires in Altadena, California

U.S.WorldHealth

Altadena, California community comes together after devastating wildfires, celebrating a year without gang-related deaths. Black residents face challenges post-fire including loss of generational wealth. Efforts underway to rebuild and provide affordable housing.

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Doughnut Recall Due to Listeria Contamination

Health

A recall of 60 different doughnut products, produced by FGF Brands and sold in the US and Canada, has been classified by the FDA as a 'Class II recall' due to potential contamination with listeria bacteria, which can cause serious illness, especially in high-risk groups like pregnant women and the elderly.

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Federal Funding Delays Impacting Community Health Centers and Head Start Programs

U.S.HealthPolitics

Federal funding delays affecting community health centers and Head Start programs across the country due to technical issues and a freeze on federal grant funding by the Trump administration, causing uncertainty and financial strain on organizations and individuals reliant on these funds.

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Senescent Cells and Aging Process

HealthScience

Scientists are developing treatments to target senescent cells, which are linked to accelerated aging in childhood cancer survivors. Senolytics, drugs that eliminate senescent cells, are being tested to improve physical function and extend lifespan. Some researchers are exploring an 'ageing vaccine' to selectively remove harmful senescent cells. While promising, caution is advised as senescent cells are just one aspect of the aging process.

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Microdosing Diabetes Drug for Anti-Inflammatory Benefits in Hollywood

HealthEntertainment

Hollywood trend involves microdosing diabetes drug for anti-inflammatory and other benefits, not just weight loss. Users report improved skin, mental clarity, and reduced risk of diseases. Microdosing also helps with addiction and emotional stability.

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Potential History-Making Super Bowl for Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes

SportsHealth

Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon discusses the potential history-making opportunity for the Kansas City Chiefs led by star quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the upcoming Super Bowl. Moon highlights Mahomes' competitiveness, toughness, and impressive career achievements.

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Data Breach at Community Health Center, Inc.

HealthTechnology

A data breach at Community Health Center, Inc. exposed the information of over a million people in the U.S., highlighting the need for better cybersecurity measures. The breach compromised sensitive data including names, Social Security numbers, and health information. CHC has taken steps to enhance cybersecurity and is offering identity theft protection services to affected individuals.

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Unsolicited Packages of Seeds from China

U.S.Health

Texas Agriculture Commissioner urges residents to report unsolicited packages of seeds or liquid from China, warning they might be harmful. Packages could contain invasive plant species that harm the state's agriculture industry. Officials advise not to plant seeds from unknown origins and to keep contents sealed in original packaging.

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Impact of the 'ick' culture on men's mental health

HealthOpinionWeird

The term 'ick' is causing a mental health crisis among men, as it leads to feelings of disgust and repulsion at specific behaviors. Therapists warn that using this language can be damaging to young men's confidence and self-esteem.

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The Trial of Lucy Letby, UK's Most Prolific Child Serial Killer

CrimeHealthWorld

Lucy Letby, a neonatal nurse, was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill seven more at a hospital in the UK. However, there are growing doubts about her guilt, with some experts claiming there is no medical evidence to support the convictions.

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Trend in Cosmetic Surgery towards More Natural Results

Health

Experts discuss the trend of patients seeking more natural and petite cosmetic surgery results over the previously popular 'overdone' look. Social media is influencing people to opt for smaller breast implants, dissolving fillers, and fat grafting for a youthful appearance. The rise of weight-loss medications impacts plastic surgery trends, leading to more facelifts and body contouring. Doctors emphasize the importance of choosing reputable plastic surgeons for successful outcomes.

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Baby Feeding Essentials and Tips for Transitioning to Solids

HealthBusiness

Article about must-have baby feeding essentials and tips for transitioning to solid foods, including product recommendations and deals available on Amazon during the Baby Sale.

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Healthy Super Bowl Party Food Tips

HealthFood

Tips from a weight-loss doctor on how to serve healthy yet delicious food at Super Bowl parties, including baked chicken wings and veggie dips, to avoid overeating and overdrinking.

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Sports Gambling Addiction in the U.S.

U.S.Health

The article discusses the rise of sports gambling addiction in the U.S., highlighting personal stories and statistics. It mentions the surge in calls to problem gambling hotlines, the impact of smartphone use on addiction, and the efforts by sports betting companies to promote responsible gaming. Legislation like the SAFE Bet Act aims to regulate the industry and protect consumers.

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Avian Influenza Outbreak in New York

Health

Governor Kathy Hochul orders closure of live bird markets in New York City and some suburbs due to avian flu detections. No immediate threat to public health. Markets must euthanize infected flocks, clean and disinfect, and remain closed for at least five days.

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Heart Transplant Denial Due to Vaccination Status

HealthPolitics

A 12-year-old girl was denied a place on the heart transplant list at Cincinnati Children's Hospital due to her vaccination status. Her family is advocating for her to be put on the list despite the hospital's policy.

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CDC Researchers Instructed to Remove Terms Related to Progressive Gender Ideology from Manuscripts

PoliticsHealth

Former LGBTQ+ activist K. Yang shares why she decided to become a 'deprogrammer' and encourage parents and families to help their children overcome public school indoctrination. CDC researchers instructed to remove terms related to progressive gender ideology from manuscripts due to Trump's executive orders.

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8-year-old Eagles fan battling juvenile arthritis receives surprise Super Bowl tickets

SportsHealthEntertainment

8-year-old Philadelphia Eagles fan battling juvenile arthritis receives surprise Super Bowl tickets from Bradley Cooper, shares excitement with Fox News Digital. Declan LeBaron champions his rare health condition with grace.

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Steak 'n Shake in Florida Switches to Beef Tallow for French Fries

BusinessHealth

Steak 'n Shake locations in Florida are now cooking their french fries in 100% Beef Tallow instead of seed oils, following concerns about the health impacts of seed oils. The switch to tallow is aimed at achieving higher quality and better taste.

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Avian Flu Outbreak in New York City

Health

New York officials shut down live bird markets in NYC after seven cases of avian flu detected, taking precautions to combat the illness. Measures include selling down inventory, cleaning, disinfection, and closure for five days. Egg prices have soared due to the outbreak.

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Impact of President Trump's Victory on Opponents' Health

PoliticsHealthOpinion

Opponents of President Donald Trump are experiencing severe health issues post his election victory, according to a Wyoming doctor. The doctor advises turning off computers and TVs to restore mental health.

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Legalizing Class-A Drugs for Medical Use

HealthPoliticsScience

Campaigners are pushing to legalize class-A drugs like magic mushrooms for medical use, citing potential benefits in treating mental health issues despite lack of conclusive evidence. The movement, led by figures like Paul Stamets and supported by influential individuals such as Elon Musk, faces challenges and controversies including retracted studies, unethical conduct, and negative outcomes like drug-related deaths.

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Impact of Poor Metabolic Health on Americans and Resumption of NIH Grant-Review Meetings

HealthPolitics

Dr. Aseem Malhotra discusses the impact of poor metabolic health on Americans. The NIH is resuming grant-review meetings after a freeze on external communications initiated by President Trump. The freeze caused confusion and concern within the medical community, but activities are gradually returning to normal.

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The Economic Impact of the Opioid Crisis and Trump's Tariffs on Fentanyl

PoliticsHealth

A study by the Council of Economic Advisers revealed that the opioid crisis cost the U.S. $2.7 trillion in 2023. President Trump is using tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China to combat the flow of fentanyl into the U.S. The study highlighted the economic impact of opioid-related loss of life, loss of quality of life, loss of labor force productivity, crime, and healthcare costs.

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Criticism of Diversity Ideology at the National Health Service (NHS)

HealthPolitics

British Health Secretary Wes Streeting criticizes 'daft' measures related to diversity ideology at the National Health Service (NHS), including 'anti-whiteness'. While acknowledging the importance of addressing disparities in health outcomes, he warns against approaches that undermine equality and inclusion.

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6G Technology and Its Potential Impact on Healthcare and Automobile Industry

TechnologyHealth

6G technology could enable 'online surgeries' with real-time control by remote surgeons, as well as improve self-driving cars with faster decision-making capabilities. However, the technology is still in development and faces challenges with equipment manufacturing and network coverage.

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Bird Flu Outbreak in New York City

HealthU.S.

Gov. Hochul orders temporary closure of live poultry markets in NYC, Westchester, and Long Island after 7 cases of bird flu detected. No immediate threat to public health. CDC says low risk to general public. First bird flu death in the U.S. reported in Louisiana. More than 156 million birds affected nationwide.

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US Preparedness for Bird Flu in Humans

HealthPolitics

The US is not ready for bird flu in humans as the H5N1 virus is mutating and infecting more animals, posing a potential threat to humans. The government's response to previous pandemics raises concerns about its readiness to handle a new outbreak.

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Egg Shortages and Avian Flu Outbreak

Health

Fox News reports on egg shortages due to avian flu outbreak, leading to limits on egg purchases in some retail stores. Farmers are facing challenges in keeping up with demand, but the shortages are expected to be localized and short-lived.

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Summer Baby Accessories Sale on Amazon

BusinessHealth

Article about preparing for summer with major discounts on baby accessories from Amazon Baby Sale, including pop-up tents, stroller fans, sun hats, baby sunglasses, portable playpen, and more.

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Current Events

PoliticsBusinessHealth

New administration moves to implement Trump's agenda at the Justice Department, big companies scrub mention of DEI from annual investor reports, and flu is spiking for a second time this season.

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Conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

WorldPoliticsHealth

The United Nations reported almost 3,000 people killed in the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The situation in Goma remains volatile with risks of escalation. M23 insurgents have taken control of key infrastructures and airports. MONUSCO has ceased joint operations with the Congolese armed forces. DRC government seeks U.N. investigation into mass human rights violations in Goma.

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Napping on the Job

Health

Napping on the job is a secret practice in the U.S., inspired by famous nappers like Winston Churchill and Albert Einstein. Studies show napping can enhance memory and focus, but it carries a stigma in the U.S. Napping is encouraged in other cultures and can be beneficial if kept short and timed correctly.

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Soaring Cost of Eggs and Shortages in the US Due to Bird Flu Outbreak

U.S.HealthPolitics

The US is facing a soaring cost of eggs and shortages due to the biggest bird flu outbreak in a decade. The average price per dozen eggs hit $4.15 in December and is expected to increase further. Rising egg prices have become a concern for consumers and a focus for Democrats in criticizing President Trump's handling of the issue.

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Impact of Gang Violence and U.S. Foreign Aid Freeze on Healthcare Services in Haiti

WorldHealth

Due to gang violence and kidnappings in Haiti, GHESKIO had to relocate operations, leading to difficulties in contacting HIV/AIDS patients for treatment. The Trump administration's freeze on foreign assistance, including the PEPFAR program, further impacted healthcare services in Haiti, causing confusion and disruption in medical care delivery.

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Improving Metabolic Health to Prevent Chronic Diseases

Health

Dr. Aseem Malhotra, a cardiologist and public health campaigner, believes poor metabolic health is making Americans sick. He emphasizes the importance of fixing dietary habits to improve metabolic health and prevent chronic diseases.

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True Food Kitchen eliminates seed oils from menu

BusinessHealth

True Food Kitchen has eliminated seed oils from all its 47 locations in 18 states, focusing on heart-healthy oils like olive oil and avocado oil. The move is part of a long-term commitment to providing wholesome and healthy food to its guests.

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Lab-Grown Meat for Pets

ScienceHealth

The United Kingdom legalized lab-grown meat for pet food last summer, with products like Chick Bites now available in stores. The product is made from cells taken from a chicken egg and combined with plant-based ingredients. Cultivated meat is considered more ethical and environmentally friendly, with significant reductions in energy, greenhouse gas emissions, land use, and water consumption compared to traditional beef farming.

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Spread of new H5N1 bird flu strain D1.1 in Nevada dairy herds

Health

A newer strain of H5N1 bird flu, D1.1, has spread to six dairy herds in Nevada, leading to serious infections in humans and affecting over 957 dairy herds and 153 million poultry in the US. The virus has caused an egg shortage and higher prices. The strain has been linked to deaths in Louisiana and hospitalizations in Canada. Experts are concerned about its potential to mutate and spread globally.

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UFC heavyweight Jon Jones partners with nonprofit to challenge healthcare prices transparency

PoliticsHealth

UFC heavyweight Jon Jones partners with nonprofit to challenge healthcare prices transparency, aligning with President Trump's efforts. Trump passed rules for hospitals and insurers to publish prices to increase competition and lower costs.

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Study on Microplastics in Seafood

ScienceHealth

A recent study by Portland State University found microplastics in almost every seafood sample off the coast of the western U.S., raising concerns about human consumption of these particles. The study highlights the widespread presence of microplastics in seafood and the potential health implications.

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Kanye West's Health Diagnosis

EntertainmentHealth

Kanye West reveals he was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder and actually has autism. He believes this new diagnosis helps him better understand himself.

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Robert F Kennedy Jr filmed adding mysterious blue liquid to drink on airplane

HealthPoliticsWeird

Robert F Kennedy Jr was filmed adding a mysterious blue liquid to his drink on an airplane, sparking speculation about its nature. The liquid is believed to be methylene blue, a dye popular in alternative medicine for its potential health benefits. Studies have shown it may have uses in treating various conditions, but more research is needed. Some praise RFK Jr for his unconventional supplementation, while others criticize his controversial views and promotion of conspiracy theories.

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Rising Prostate Cancer Cases in California

Health

Rising cases of prostate cancer in California despite declining mortality rates. Changes in PSA screening guidelines have led to increased incidence of non-threatening forms of the disease. Researchers emphasize the need for improved screening methods to identify potentially fatal tumors without causing unnecessary harm.

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Impact of Facial Appearance on Virtual Meeting Fatigue

Health

A study reveals that dissatisfaction with facial appearance contributes to 'Zoom fatigue' in virtual meetings, affecting workplace productivity and well-being. The solution is learning to accept oneself rather than relying on impression management features. Virtual meetings may exacerbate feelings of loneliness and disconnection.

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New Strain of H5N1 Bird Flu in Nevada Dairy Herds

HealthUSWorld

A newer strain of H5N1 bird flu, D1.1, has spread to six dairy herds in Nevada, leading to serious infections in humans. The virus has affected a large number of dairy herds and poultry in the US, causing an egg shortage and higher prices. Experts are concerned about the potential virality of the virus and its ability to mutate into a form that can spread efficiently from person to person.

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State Attorneys General Support Gender-Affirming Care for Children

PoliticsHealth

Fifteen state attorneys general are supporting gender-affirming care for children despite Trump's executive order restricting sex-change procedures. They argue that gender-affirming care is essential and lifesaving. Multiple hospitals in Illinois are continuing to provide gender-affirming care for minors.

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Health and Wellness News

Health

Moms in the U.S. support the Make America Healthy Again movement by advocating for transparency, alternative medicines, and changes in food. FDA approves opioid-free pain medication, a new blood test can detect a common cancer type, and heavy cannabis use poses a threat to the brain.

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Lara Trump's Views on Health and Wellness for Children

HealthPolitics

Lara Trump discusses the importance of health and transparency in food standards for children, supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s MAHA movement. She emphasizes the need for healthier choices and habits for children's well-being.

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Media Coverage and Bias in Reporting

PoliticsHealthOpinion

The article discusses the impact of COVID-19, 'Long COVID,' and 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' on media organizations and journalists. It also touches on the credibility challenges faced by news platforms and individuals due to biases and false narratives.

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Impact of U.S. Foreign Aid Cuts on Global Health Crisis Response

WorldHealthPolitics

The U.S. has funded support services during various outbreaks and crises in Uganda, the DRC, and Ukraine. However, foreign aid is now being cut, raising concerns about future support.

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Controversy over transgender surgeries for children

PoliticsHealth

New York Attorney General Letitia James urged hospitals to continue with transgender surgeries for children, defying Trump's order. Alex Marlow commended a hospital in LA for not starting new hormone treatments on minor patients.

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Lab-Grown Chicken Meat on Sale in the UK

ScienceHealth

Lab-grown chicken meat is now on sale in the UK, made without farming or killing animals, available for pets as a product called Chick Bites. It contains essential nutrients and is considered healthy and sustainable.

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Illegal Cannabis Production in California

U.S.PoliticsHealth

California's Department of Cannabis Control confiscates unlicensed marijuana plants in Fairfield, California, revealing the ongoing issue of illegal cannabis production despite state legalization. Criminal organizations, particularly from China, are exploiting the industry for money laundering and human trafficking purposes, leading to concerns about product safety and quality.

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Discovery of Camp Hill Virus in the US

HealthScienceWorld

A never-before-seen virus named Camp Hill virus, belonging to the deadly henipavirus family, has been discovered in shrews in Alabama. Experts are concerned about the potential threat to humans due to the high mortality rate of viruses in the same family.

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Recent News Updates including Trump's Decisions, Corporate America's DEI Reversal, and Health Benefits of Fidgeting

PoliticsU.S.HealthEntertainment

President Trump announced plans for the U.S. to take over Gaza Strip and sending migrants to Guantanamo Bay. USAID employees put on leave. Corporate America reversing diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Fidgeting is good for health. Billie Eilish performs at FIREAID Benefit Concert.

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Illegal Cannabis Outcompetes Legal Weed in the U.S.

U.S.Health

Illegal cannabis operations still outcompete legal weed in the U.S., posing risks due to lack of regulation. Criminal organizations, including those from China, are involved in the black market. Despite efforts to crack down on illegal sales, black market weed is expected to remain pervasive for years to come.

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Mood Variations Over 24 Hours and Day of the Week

HealthScience

Study finds that people are happiest in the morning, with mood fluctuating throughout the day and being influenced by the day of the week. The research was conducted by experts from University College London analyzing data from almost 50,000 adults over two years.

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Health Benefits of Green Tea

Health

Green-tea drinkers have a lower risk of dementia due to antioxidants like EGCG. Green tea also aids in weight loss, reduces risk factors for heart disease, and boosts metabolism. More research is needed but green tea offers numerous health benefits compared to coffee.

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Teenager with Stargardt disease traveling the world before going blind

HealthTravelInspiration

Teenager with rare genetic eye disease is traveling the world before losing her eyesight, raising funds to fulfill her dreams of visiting Disney World and Dubai.

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Make America Healthy Again movement and support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

HealthPolitics

Moms from across the nation support the Make America Healthy Again movement and rallied behind Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at his confirmation hearing as HHS secretary nominee. They advocate for natural health alternatives and transparency in the food supply.

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Controversy over Sex Change Drugs and Surgeries for Minors in New York

PoliticsHealth

New York Attorney General Letitia James sent a letter to hospitals in the state instructing them to continue offering sex change drugs and surgeries to minors despite President Donald Trump's executive order. There have been protests and cancellations of appointments in response to the conflicting directives.

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Increasing Cases of Lung Cancer in Non-Smokers Due to Air Pollution

HealthWorldScience

The proportion of lung cancer cases in people who've never smoked is increasing, with air pollution being identified as a significant factor. Adenocarcinoma is a dominant subtype of lung cancer among never-smokers and is linked to air pollution, particularly in east Asia. Lung cancer remains a leading cause of cancer deaths globally, with adenocarcinoma becoming the most common subtype. Symptoms of lung cancer are often not obvious in the early stages, making it challenging to diagnose.

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Impact of Cannabis Use on Brain Function

Health

A study by researchers from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus found that heavy cannabis use can have a negative impact on brain function, particularly on working memory tasks. The study, published in JAMA Open Network, used brain imaging technology to examine the effects of cannabis use on 1,000 young adults.

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Valentine's Day Self-Love Practices

HealthLifestyle

Celebrate self-love this Valentine's Day by pampering yourself with luxurious products and self-care activities. Treat yourself to hand cream, scalp scrub, bath oil, face mask, massager, yoga, aromatherapy, journaling, gardening, and weighted blanket. Practice self-love to relax, reduce stress, and enhance well-being.

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Debate over the Safety and Restrictions of Mifepristone Abortion Pill

HealthPoliticsU.S.

The debate over the safety and restrictions of the abortion pill mifepristone continues between pro-choice and pro-life advocates, with concerns raised about real-world usage and lack of medical oversight.

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Backyard Chicken Keeping Amid Rising Egg Prices and Bird Flu Outbreak

HealthFood

As egg prices soar due to the bird flu outbreak, more people are considering keeping backyard chickens. However, the costs and planning involved are significant, and there are risks associated with bird flu. It's important to research and invest in proper care and protection for the chickens.

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Debate over Medicare Advantage Funding

PoliticsHealth

Mark Levin argues that VP Kamala Harris' plans will destroy the economy, Medicare, and Social Security. President Donald Trump was given an opportunity to save Medicare by ensuring proper funding for Medicare Advantage plans. The Biden administration has made cuts to Medicare Advantage rates, leading to increased out-of-pocket costs for enrollees. The Trump administration has until April 7 to finalize its policy for fiscal year 2026 regarding Medicare Advantage funding.

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FDNY firefighters who died from 9/11-related illnesses

U.S.HealthTragic

Two former firefighters who heroically responded to the 9/11 terror attacks in New York City have died due to illnesses related to that fateful day. The FDNY continues to mourn the loss of brave individuals who selflessly served during the tragic events of September 11, 2001.

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New Blood Test for Colon Cancer Detection

Health

A new blood test has been found to detect colon cancer with more than 80% accuracy and rule it out for 90% of healthy people. This test could be a game-changer in improving colorectal cancer screening rates.

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Safety Concerns in Colorado's Marijuana Industry

HealthBusiness

Justin Singer, founder of Ripple and Ript cannabis products, is concerned about the lack of enforcement in Colorado's marijuana industry, leading to potential safety risks for consumers. Testing revealed high levels of contaminants in some products. Despite no widespread reports of illness, experts urge more regulation and testing to protect consumers.

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Aging and Health

HealthScience

A study from Stanford University reveals two spikes in aging at around 44 and 60 years old. The research emphasizes the importance of taking care of oneself through diet, exercise, and regular check-ups to combat age-related health issues.

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Impact of President Trump's Policy on U.S. Health Data

PoliticsHealth

President Trump's end of diversity, equity, and inclusion language in federal agencies has led to the removal or lack of updates in U.S. health data, causing concerns among medical experts about managing outbreaks and health disparities.

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New York Governor Signs Bill to Protect Doctors Prescribing Abortion Pills

PoliticsHealth

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill to shield the identities of doctors who prescribe abortion drugs to patients out of state after a New York doctor was charged in Louisiana for prescribing abortion pills to a pregnant minor.

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Support for Make America Healthy Again Movement

PoliticsHealth

The article discusses Jessica Reed Kraus' support for the Make America Healthy Again movement led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., highlighting her shift from pop culture to politics and her emphasis on health and wellness for families.

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Decline in Wine Sales in America

BusinessHealth

Americans are drinking less wine, with wine sales dropping by nearly 8% in 2024 compared to 2023. Health risks linked to alcohol consumption and the rise of mocktails are believed to be contributing to this decline.

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Inmates at Elmwood Correctional Facility's Goodwill store receive free clothing before release

U.S.PoliticsHealth

Inmates at Elmwood Correctional Facility's Goodwill store get to choose two full outfits, including underwear and socks, for free before their release. The store is a partnership between Goodwill of Silicon Valley and the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office, providing job skills and hands-on experience for inmates. The program aims to help women leave with their dignity intact and a fresh start.

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Impact of Trump Administration on Medical Research at NIH

PoliticsHealth

Medical researchers at the National Institutes of Health say the early actions by the new Trump administration are harming their research.

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The Impact of Sleep on Health and Well-Being

HealthScience

The importance of adequate sleep for mental and physical health is discussed, highlighting the role of the circadian rhythm, hormones like melatonin and cortisol, and the impact of behavioral changes on sleep quality.

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US Government Website Shutdowns

PoliticsHealth

Hundreds of US government websites were offline, including USAID, as part of Trump administration's controversial drive to shrink the US government. Key information related to HIV and LGBTQ youth disappeared from CDC's website.

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Healthcare and Chronic Illnesses

HealthPolitics

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s views on health, chronic illnesses in young women, and the lack of medical solutions are discussed in this article.

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Kate Middleton's Cancer Recovery Journey

HealthEntertainment

Princess of Wales Kate Middleton announces she is focused on staying cancer-free after completing her treatment and shares a touching message about cancer recovery with the help of her son, Prince Louis.

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The Importance of Sleep for Mental and Physical Health

Health

Adequate sleep is crucial for mental and physical health, with disruptions linked to chronic health issues. The circadian rhythm, influenced by adenosine, light, and darkness, regulates sleep cycles. Hormones like melatonin and cortisol also play roles. Bright screens can disrupt sleep, and behavioral changes are recommended over supplements or alcohol. Consistent sleep routines and relaxation techniques are advised for better sleep quality.

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Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio

U.S.Health

Two years after a Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, concerns remain as hazardous material trains continue to pass through town with limited disclosure to residents and officials. The response to the derailment exposed gaps in emergency preparedness and safety measures for handling hazardous chemicals. Efforts are being made to improve safety protocols and address community concerns, but tensions persist around settlements and long-term health effects.

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Safety of Cannabis Products in the U.S.

HealthPoliticsU.S.

As cannabis becomes more popular in the U.S., concerns about contaminants like pesticides and heavy metals in weed products are growing. State regulations vary, making it difficult to ensure product safety. Illegal markets pose a risk with unsanitary conditions and lack of transparency. Legal, regulated markets are working on ensuring product safety through testing and recalls.

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Nurse in Arkansas Facing Charges for Fraudulent Purchase of Oxycodone Pills

HealthCrime

A nurse in Arkansas is facing felony charges for using a dead man's name to purchase oxycodone pills. She used forged prescriptions and was caught by the pharmacy. The nurse's license is under investigation.

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Importance of Blood Sugar Levels for Brain Health

Health

Dr. Paul Saphier, M.D., a neurosurgeon, discusses the importance of maintaining healthy blood sugar levels for brain health, with a focus on using continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) to lower the risk of dementia.

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Trump's Executive Order on Restricting Sex-Change Procedures for Minors

PoliticsHealth

President Trump signed an executive order restricting 'chemical and surgical' sex-change procedures for minors, prompting mixed reactions. Medical experts and detransitioners weigh in on implications, discussing the banning of puberty blockers and surgeries for minors.

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Pro-life activist Bevelyn Williams' experience of being pardoned by President Trump

PoliticsHealth

Pro-life activist Bevelyn Williams, who was sentenced to 41 months in prison for protesting outside an abortion clinic, shares her experience of being pardoned by President Trump. Trump pardoned 23 pro-life prisoners convicted by President Biden's administration of violating the FACE Act.

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Impact of President Trump's Executive Order on U.S. Foreign Aid in Africa

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President Trump's executive order freezing U.S. foreign aid has caused significant harm to African NGOs, particularly affecting efforts to combat child marriages and HIV/AIDS. The abrupt halt to aid impacts various humanitarian projects in sub-Saharan Africa, leading to uncertainty and potential life-threatening consequences.

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Fentanyl Crisis and Tariffs Imposition

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President Trump falsely claims that fentanyl smuggled into the U.S. is a key reason for imposing tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico. Experts disagree, stating that the overdose epidemic is improving and Canada plays a minimal role in fentanyl smuggling.

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Endometriosis Misdiagnosis

Health

A woman diagnosed with endometriosis after suffering painful periods for 20 years shares her story of misdiagnosis and struggles with the condition.

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Assistance for Displaced Individuals Impacted by LA Wildfires

U.S.Health

Displaced individuals affected by the LA wildfires required assistance with basic health care, such as retrieving lost medications. A pop-up health event in El Monte offered some support.

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Medical Evacuation of Patients from Gaza

WorldHealth

37 ill and injured patients, mostly children with cancer, were evacuated from Gaza through the Rafah border crossing for medical treatment. The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas has allowed for daily medical evacuations supervised by the World Health Organization.

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MAHA Movement for Healthier America

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The MAHA movement, spearheaded by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., aims to make America healthy again by improving nutrition, eliminating toxins, preserving natural habitats, and fighting chronic diseases. Key players include Marla Maples, Jillian Michaels, Vani Hari, and Dr. Nicole Saphier.

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FDA Approval of Non-Opioid Pain Medication Suzetrigine

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The Trump administration is addressing the fentanyl crisis. A new non-opioid pain medication called Suzetrigine has been approved by the FDA, offering an alternative for patients with acute pain. The medication aims to reduce dependency on opioids and prevent chronic pain. It is expected to be included in the NOPAIN Act effective January 2025.

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Food Recall and Viral Food Video

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La Fiesta Food Products, LLC recalls breadcrumbs due to undeclared sesame allergen, potentially causing serious or life-threatening reactions. FDA has classified the recall as serious. Meanwhile, food content creator Shelby Austin goes viral for using candle warmer to melt chocolate.

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The Benefits of Ping-Pong for Longevity and Wellness

HealthSports

92-year-old man shares secrets to a long, healthy life through regular ping-pong playing and staying active in various sports. He emphasizes the importance of technique and staying fit. He continues to compete against younger opponents and believes in the benefits of staying physically and mentally active in old age.

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Impact of Viruses on Heart Health

Health

Health experts warn that certain viruses can mimic heart disease symptoms, leading to potentially life-threatening conditions. It is important to recognize the signs and seek medical attention, especially for high-risk individuals.

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Therapist Kelly Gorsky's involvement in 'Mob Wives' reality show

EntertainmentHealth

The article discusses the involvement of therapist Kelly Gorsky in the reality show 'Mob Wives,' focusing on Renee Graziano's struggles and experiences. Gorsky provided insights on anger management and coping skills during her sessions with Graziano.

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