Heart disease continues to sit at the top of global health threats, often striking without warning and disproportionately affecting those…
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Future-Proof Your Knees: Expert Strategies for Long-Term Joint Health
As we age, our knees bear the brunt of daily activities, making them prone to wear and tear. However, with…
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RFK Jr. Appointment Sparks Debate Over Vaccine Policies and Health Measures
Following the 2024 U.S. presidential election, President Donald Trump appointed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human…
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Avian Flu Forces Culling of 35,000 Turkeys in Central Utah
A major outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has resulted in the culling of nearly 35,000 turkeys at a…
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Vaccines May Help Reduce Dementia Risk, Study Suggests
Recent research indicates that certain vaccines, originally developed to prevent infectious diseases, may also offer protection against dementia, particularly in…
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6-Year-Old Girl Overcomes Brain Tumor at Holtz Children’s Hospital
In May 2024, 6-year-old Imani Dell, a lively first grader from North Miami, began experiencing unusual symptoms that would lead…
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Chikungunya Outbreak in China Raises Global Health Concerns
A surge in cases of chikungunya, a mosquito-borne viral illness, has been reported in southern China, sparking international concern about…
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South Carolina Lawmakers Go Without Pay After Lawsuit Over Pay Raise
South Carolina legislators are currently not receiving their in-district compensation, following a legal challenge that has put newly approved pay…
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Revolutionary HIV Prevention Injection to Cost Just $40 Yearly in Many Countries by 2027
A groundbreaking advance in HIV prevention is set to become far more accessible: by 2027, a twice-yearly injectable drug called…
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New Genetic Study Sheds Light on How Our Bodies Age — and How to Slow It Down
A recently published study in Nature has unveiled compelling new insights into the genetic and molecular underpinnings of aging, with…
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