Health authorities have issued a recall of a widely used nasal spray after tests revealed potential microbial contamination, prompting concerns…
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Oregon Reports Record Whooping Cough Cases Amid Falling Vaccination Rates
Health officials in South Carolina are responding to a rapidly spreading measles outbreak, prompting concern among medical authorities and communities…
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South Carolina Grapples With Growing Measles Outbreak
Health officials in South Carolina are responding to a rapidly spreading measles outbreak, prompting concern among medical authorities and communities…
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FDA Issues Nationwide Recall of Blood Pressure Medication, Over 11,000 Bottles Affected
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a nationwide recall of a popular blood pressure medication after discovering…
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Medical Groups Unite Against RFK Jr.’s Efforts to Limit Vaccine Access
Leading medical organizations in the United States have formed a united front to oppose efforts by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.…
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Idaho Man Dies of Rabies, Transmits Virus Through Kidney Transplant, CDC Reports
Health officials have confirmed a rare and alarming case in Idaho, where an individual who died from rabies inadvertently transmitted…
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Dark Chocolate Compound Linked to Slower Aging, Study Finds
New research suggests that a naturally occurring compound in dark chocolate may help slow the aging process, sparking interest among…
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US Faces Second Measles Surge in 2025 as South Carolina Outbreak Accelerates
Health authorities are raising concerns as the United States confronts a second measles surge this year, with South Carolina emerging…
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GPs Warn Against Over-Diagnosing Stress as Mental Illness
General practitioners are raising concerns over what they describe as over-diagnosis of mental health conditions, emphasizing that everyday stress and…
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Deadly Attack on Sudan Hospital Kills Over 100, WHO Chief Confirms
A devastating attack on a hospital in Sudan has claimed the lives of more than 100 people, according to statements…
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