DHS confirms first cases of measles in Wisconsin
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Measles exposure risk at N.J. medical center, health officials warn
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Full Coverage of this storyUnder RFK Jr, CDC skips study on vaccination rates, quietly posts data on drop
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Childhood Vaccination Rates Have Dropped Again, C.D.C. Data Shows
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Record share of US kindergartners missed required vaccinations last year, ahead of surge in measles cases
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Fewer kindergarteners are being vaccinated, CDC data show
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Vaccine exemptions rise in 36 states
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Full Coverage of this storyDeadly 'flesh-eating' bacteria cases rise along Gulf Coast, doctors warn
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Flesh-Eating Bacteria Leaves 8 Dead, 32 Sick Across Gulf Coast States
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32 cases, 8 deaths from 'flesh-eating' infection recorded in Gulf Coast states. What to know.
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Flesh-eating bacteria: Expert tips for avoiding an infection this summer
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A potentially deadly infection is on the rise in Louisiana. Here's what you need to know
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Full Coverage of this storyColorado health officials confirm measles case in out-of-state resident
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State health warns of measles exposure at Monarch Pass gift shop in southern Colorado
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Colorado confirms another measles case. This time in Monarch Pass
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Colorado's measles outbreak is over, and the weekly US case count continues to diminish
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Measles exposure in Saliday Friday confirmed
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Full Coverage of this storyCommon sweetener could hold untapped potential to fight aggressive cancer, study finds
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Older Coloradans nearly back to pre-pandemic death rates, but middle-aged people dying younger than expected
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Full Coverage of this storyChina Deploys Cannibal Mosquitoes to Battle Chikungunya Surge
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US considering China travel warning after nearly 5,000 cases of deadly virus: report
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US CDC considers travel notice for China as chikungunya cases rise, Bloomberg News reports
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Chinese vice premier urges all-out efforts to tackle Chikungunya fever outbreak
Chikungunya cases surge sixfold in South China city in a week
Full Coverage of this storyAn FDA panel spread misinformation about SSRI use in pregnancy, alarming doctors
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How FDA panelists casting doubt on antidepressant use during pregnancy could lead to devastating outcomes for mothers
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FDA considers warning about antidepressants during pregnancy
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Opinion | The F.D.A.’s Panel on Antidepressants During Pregnancy Was Alarmingly Biased
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Full Coverage of this storyMenopause retreat helps new generation of women find relief and cope with stigmas: "We're suffering silently and that's not OK"
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Full Coverage of this storyMedical Mysteries: Woman who develops colorblindness, diabetes gets rare diagnosis
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Scientists invent new tool that determines your 'heart age' as compared to your actual age
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Most US adults have hearts older than their actual age; 7 simple habits to keep the heart younger
A cardiologist explains how to tell if your heart is aging too fast, and 4 tips to keep it young
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Heart attack deaths plummet in US, but new cardiovascular threats emerge
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Is your heart aging faster than you? Here’s how to check its biological age.
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Full Coverage of this storyWhat are all these microplastics doing to our brains?
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Dirty habit followed by 18million Americans TRIPLES the risk of getting cancer
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Full Coverage of this storyWhy Exercise Is a Miracle Drug
Comparative Effects of Exercise Type and Dose on Depression in Children and Adolescents: A Network Meta-Analysis
Why Is Working Out Good For Your Mental Health?
fMRI confirms yet again that exercise really does improve mood
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Full Coverage of this story5 Supplements You Should Take to Relieve Constipation, According to a Gastroenterologist
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Warning over common sweetener that could make cancer treatment less effective
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Why cancer patients may have to avoid popular sugar substitute
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Common artificial sweetener may interfere with cancer treatments
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Sucralose artificial sweetener could make cancer treatment less effective
Health Rounds: Artificial sweetener consumption linked to less effective cancer treatment
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Full Coverage of this storyCovid and flu can awaken ‘sleeping’ cancer cells, scientists find
By Rebecca Whittaker
Respiratory viral infections awaken metastatic breast cancer cells in lungs
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CU Cancer Center-led Research Shows That COVID-19 Infection Can Awaken Dormant Cancer Cells, Leading to Metastatic Disease
By Greg Glasgow
Respiratory Viruses Wake Up Dormant Cancer Cells
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Flu, COVID can reawaken dormant breast cancer cells: Study
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Full Coverage of this storyThis Unusual Sign Of Lung Cancer Shows Up In Your Fingers
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Father-of-two with inoperable brain tumour warns others about the strange symptom he ignored
Dad, 40, Kept Smelling Bleach. Then He Received a Devastating Health Diagnosis
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Father of two diagnosed with brain tumour after collapsing on London Tube
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Father-of-two 'smelled like bleach' before 'dark shadow' was found on his brain
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Full Coverage of this storyA mom felt like she was "walking on a hot bed of Legos constantly." It took months to learn why.
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I followed the Japanese walking method for 30 days — here's what happened to my back pain and energy levels
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‘Japanese Walking’ Is a Fitness Trend Worth Trying
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Japanese walking: how the latest fitness trend shapes up
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‘Japanese walking’ promises big health gains in 30 minutes. Health experts are skeptical
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Forget Pilates, yoga and spin - Japanese walking is the latest fitness craze you need to know about
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Full Coverage of this storyWarnings issued after two people contract brain-eating parasite found in pet dogs
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15 Minutes of This Exercise May Lower Mortality Risk by 19%, New Study Says
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How to Maximize the Health Benefits of Walking
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Regular walks at a brisk pace may help boost longevity
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Walkers who pick up their pace get a big boost in health benefits
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78 minutes of walking a day can prevent chronic back pain and can reduce risk of early death from heart disease
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Full Coverage of this storyI'm a dietitian on the Mediterranean diet. Here are 10 things I get at Costco when I'm trying to eat more fiber.
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Dietitian explains fibermaxxing trend: What it is and how to properly incorporate fiber in your diet
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The 'Fibermaxxing' Wellness Trend May Pose Health Risks. Here's Why.
Is the latest trendy diet actually healthy? Dietitians talk 'fibermaxxing'
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The Real Macro Women Aren’t Getting Enough Of—And It’s Not Protein
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Full Coverage of this storyWomen Take Peptide Injections at "Age Reversal" Event, End Up Leaving in Ambulances
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6 Salad Dressings Experts Warn You Should Never Buy
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Why Gut Health Is More Important Than You Realize
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Full Coverage of this storyEat to beat bowel cancer - gut doctor reveals SIX hearty snacks to prevent the disease as cases soar in under 50s
A Little-Known Diet Mistake Putting Millions At Risk of Bowel Cancer
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The little-known diet mistake putting millions at risk of bowel cancer - 5 foods to add to your shopping list now
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I'm a bowel cancer expert, these are the key foods everyone needs to eat more of to protect them from the disease - as cases surge in under 50s
Eat to beat bowel cancer - gut doctor reveals SIX hearty snacks to prevent the disease
Full Coverage of this storyI’m an Epidemiologist. Here’s My Take on That Scary Study About Processed Meat.
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Lung cancer warning for foods which make up ‘half the average diet’ after new study
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High amounts of ultra-processed foods may increase lung cancer risk by 41%
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Processed meat and cancer: What you need to know
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Study Reveals Link Between Junk Food and Lung Cancer Risk
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Full Coverage of this storyMom Loses Nearly 60 Lbs. in 4 Months by Ditching Her Favorite Food That Was 'Wrecking My Life'
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This Test Tells You More About Your Heart Attack Risk
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Heart attack risk? This heart scan can tell you more than a cholesterol test; but you probably haven't he
This simple test can detect heart disease risk early
Simple body scan can detect if you'll suffer medical emergency that kills 1.2 million Americans
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Heart Health: Taking a Look at a New Preventative Test for Cardiovascular Disease
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84% of Hyderabad IT Employees Have Liver Risk: Nadda
States asked to undertake regular screening to tackle rising fatty liver disease: Nadda
Silent Health Crisis Hits Hyderabad's Tech Sector: 84 per cent Show Signs of Fatty Liver Disease, Says Nadda
Hyderabad IT Workers Face Liver Disease Crisis: 84% at Risk
84% of techies in Hyderabad have fatty liver, says JP Nadda in Lok Sabha; govt calls for screening, lifes
Full Coverage of this storyCan just one workout reduce cancer risk? Research says it may—by as much as 30%
Study Finds One Workout Can Cut Cancer Cell Growth by 30%
It’s Time to Make Lifestyle Interventions Standard in Oncology
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Pashtoon Kasi: The Value of a Structured Exercise Program for Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy
UNC program leads the charge in using exercise to fight cancer
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Full Coverage of this storyTrying to Lower Your Cholesterol? Experts Agree This Is the #1 Thing to Limit
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16 Heart-Healthy Breakfasts to Make Forever
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5 heart-healthy breakfast choices for people with cardiovascular disease
You Just Found Out You Have High Cholesterol—Here Are 4 Things a Cardiologist Recommends Doing
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Boost Your Heart Health: Top 5 Cholesterol-Fighting Foods for Breakfast
Full Coverage of this storyThe dangerous ingredients tied to cancer and dementia lurking in America's favorite canned cocktails
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Serotonin receptor signaling insights may pave way for next-gen mental health drugs
Full Coverage of this storyCollagen Decline Affects More Than Just Your Skin
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Should you take collagen?
This Is The Easiest Way To Naturally Plump Your Skin & Restore Collagen
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Do Collagen Supplements Work? Science-Backed Benefits for Skin, Joints, and Muscles
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What are the benefits of collagen?
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Full Coverage of this storyAdding this one inexpensive supplement could have ‘magical’ impact on sleep, energy, mood and more
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This lesser-known form of magnesium is easier for your body to absorb—and is just as effective
The Number-1 Sign You’re Not Getting Enough Magnesium
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From sleep to heart health: The exact magnesium types your body really needs
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Health benefits of magnesium in daily diet: Beats brain fog, boosts focus
Full Coverage of this story4 Ways to Keep Your Joints Healthy
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Diabetes remission is possible — but there’s a catch, new study finds
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Diabetic patient can return to normal blood sugar levels without medication: PGI Chandigarh
How much is enough? Seeking remission from type 2 diabetes
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Rewriting Diabetes: PGI Chandigarh Study Shows Remission May Be Achievable for Many
Putting type 2 diabetes into remission doesn’t happen often, but it is possible
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Full Coverage of this storyWoman Not Entirely Convinced The Cat She Adopted Isn't Part Alien
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