What is thimerosal? What the research says about the vaccine preservative under fire by RFK Jr.
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Unusual pushback, ‘dangerous precedent’: What the first meeting of Kennedy’s CDC advisers reveals about the future of vaccines in America
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With Flu Shot Vote, RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Skepticism Comes Full Circle
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Full Coverage of this story'Where's our money?' CDC grant funding is moving so slowly layoffs are happening
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How to protect yourself from ticks year-round
Tick risks vary by region. Here’s where diseases have spread and how to stay safe
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Ticks spread to new regions across America, bringing dangerous diseases and need for vigilance
5 Natural Ways to Keep Ticks Out of Your Lawn and Garden
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What is the tick danger in Colorado’s mountains heading into summer?
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Full Coverage of this storyTrump administration restores funds for HIV prevention following outcry
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Promise of Victory Over H.I.V. Fades as U.S. Withdraws Support
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One of the cheapest ways to save a life is going away : The Indicator from Planet Money
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Cuts under the Trump administration have gutted the PEPFAR program
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Federal changes could end up ‘cutting holes’ in HIV safety net, experts say
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Full Coverage of this storyUtah health officials report 2 new cases of measles; statewide total now 7
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Health department confirms two new measles cases, advises monitoring in Orem areas
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Utah now has a total of 7 measles cases, one is linked to previous cases
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Utah families seek Measles vaccines for children early amid nationwide outbreak
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More measles cases identified in Utah, including first in a child
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Full Coverage of this storyIngredient in common kitchen herbs could target Alzheimer's, but don't change any recipes just yet
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Why COVID 'Razor Blade' Sore Throat Hurts So Bad
‘Nimbus’ COVID variant gains ground in US: Has it reached New York?
The New 'Razor Blade Throat' Nimbus COVID Variant: Symptoms, Incubation Period and When to Test
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As new variant spreads, what's the latest COVID-19 vaccine guidance? It's complicated.
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The latest on the new COVID-19 variant and the the measles outbreak
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Full Coverage of this storyMale infertility: 5 lifestyle factors that could be hurting your fertility
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Fostering better understanding and acceptance of male infertility
For A Healthy Pregnancy Dad's Drinking Matters Too, Study Shows
Smoking, Booze, And Burnout Are Destroying Male Fertility - Expert Reveals Hidden Damage Before It’s Too Late
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Dealing with stress, stigma of male infertility
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Full Coverage of this storyScientists Just Connected These Foods with an 80% Lower Risk of Cognitive Decline
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Full Coverage of this storyThere’s been a stunning drop in heart attack deaths — but these other risks are rising
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Heart attacks are no longer the leading cause of death in the US
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Deaths from Heart Attacks Have Decreased by Nearly 90% Over the Past 50 Years, but It's Not All Good News
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Still top cause of death, the types of heart disease people are dying from is changing
Heart Attack Deaths Drop, but Other Heart Issues Are on the Rise
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Full Coverage of this storyCertain type of coffee linked to crippling eye disease as doctors warn: Stop drinking it, NOW
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Could drinking instant coffee affect your vision as you age?
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Instant coffee consumption can rob you of your eyesight, reveals study
Genetic link found between instant coffee consumption and dry AMD
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Can drinking instant coffee make you go blind? Twin doctors answer
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Full Coverage of this story'Mum's young-onset dementia is 'heartbreaking' says Bristol woman
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The Low-Testosterone Symptoms to Look Out for—and How to Handle Them
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Joe Rogan, young men rave about testosterone supplements. But do they reduce sperm count?
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What you need to know about testosterone therapy for menopause
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The Truth behind the Testosterone Hype
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Signs you have low testosterone — and how to boost it naturally
Full Coverage of this storyNYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue Participates in International Infectious Disease Response Drill
Medical teams in Atlanta train on new portable infectious disease unit
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This elite Johns Hopkins unit is ready for killer pathogens
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NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue, NYC Health Department Participate in International Exercise to Test New Portable Biocontainment Unit
Agencies conduct virus outbreak drill at Dulles International Airport
Full Coverage of this storyMom Assumed Symptoms Were Linked to Sciatica. Weeks Later, She Was Diagnosed with Leukemia (Exclusive)
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New Study Shows Disposable Vapes Are Worse Than Cigarettes
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Disposable E-Cigarettes More Toxic Than Traditional Cigarettes
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Disposable vapes may be more toxic than cigarettes, study finds
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Disposable vapes may have higher toxic metal levels than other cigarette products
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Disposable Vapes Could Be Unhealthier Than Traditional Cigarettes, New Study Suggests
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Full Coverage of this storyIsraeli scientists unveil leukemia breakthrough just before missile demolishes research building
A reference model of circulating hematopoietic stem cells across the lifespan with applications to diagnostics
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Circulating Hematopoietic Stem Cells Show Diagnostic Potential
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A New Blood Test May Detect Leukemia Risk and Replace Bone Marrow Sampling
Israeli, US researchers develop simple blood test to detect deadly blood cancer early
Full Coverage of this storyFinding viable sperm in infertile men can take days. AI did it in hours.
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AI helps couple conceive after 19 years and 15 IVF attempts
AI and fertility - couple successfully have a baby thanks to artificial intelligence after years of not being able to conceive
AI IVF Tool Ends 20 Years of Infertility Struggles
In one hour, AI finds viable sperm in man deemed infertile for 18 years
Full Coverage of this storyPeople are just learning of the most deadly disease that often goes undiagnosed by doctors
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The name has changed, but this liver disease remains deadly
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Gastroenterologist shares how modern work culture fuels silent liver crisis: 'Even those with normal weight are at risk'
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‘I’m a doctor - one of the most common signs of fatty liver disease strikes at random times of the day or after meals’
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Road to Diagnosis: My Doctor Told Me Not To Worry. Turns Out, It Was MASH
Full Coverage of this storyPhage therapy: I found a bacteria-eating virus in my loo
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Healthy everyday snack found to 'lower cholesterol and improve heart health'
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Can Oatmeal Really Lower My Cholesterol?
The Best Late-Night Snack to Lower Cholesterol, According to Dietitians
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Just one handful of these nuts each day can lower cholesterol and boost heart health, studies show
Cholesterol superfood that unclogs arteries is 'better than aspirin' doctor says
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Full Coverage of this storySwarms of tiny robots could go up your nose, melt the mucus and clean your sinuses
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Next time you have sinus infections, your doctor might send in micro-robots instead of prescribing pills
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Swarms of tiny nose robots could clear infected sinuses, researchers say
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Nose microrobots successfully treat stubborn sinusitis in lab tests
Fighting Sinus Infections? Tiny Nose Robots, Smaller Than Human Hair Could Be The Cure
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Full Coverage of this storyDallas researchers find cancer’s secret weapon to defeat death
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Full Coverage of this storyNew psychology research uncovers surprisingly consistent misjudgments of tattooed individuals
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This Vitamin May Lower Your Stroke Risk by 17%, New Study Says
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More King County measles exposures, including at Costco in Issaquah
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Measles cases confirmed in Washington, Virginia
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Two new cases of measles confirmed in King County, ten total cases in WA so far this year
Health officials confirm Whatcom County’s first two measles cases of 2025
2 more confirmed measles cases reported in King County
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Full Coverage of this storyThe Paper-Thin Evidence for Mouth Taping
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Mouth taping touted by some for better sleep as experts cite safety concerns
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Mouth taping: A deep dive into the TikTok trend
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Full Coverage of this storyOzempic and Mounjaro Patients Report Potentially Fatal New Side Effect
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Weight loss jabs study begins after reports of pancreas issues
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Hundreds of weight loss and diabetes jab users report pancreas problems
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Weight-loss jabs linked to hundreds of cases of life-threatening illness and 10 deaths
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UK investigates weight-loss jab risks after many hospitalised with pancreatitis
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Full Coverage of this story8 warning signs of poor gut health we need to stop ignoring TODAY
These Are the 11 Prebiotic Foods You Should Eat for Better Gut Health (and Glowing Skin)
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Improving gut health can do more than help digestion
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Full Coverage of this storyPeter Thiel is utterly wrong about Alzheimer's
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Scientists issue urgent health warning to anyone who eats meat
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The diet that beat Mediterranean eating for weight loss
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Scientists pinpoint diet tweak that can help people lose 1lb a week without counting calories
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THIS diet reduces the risk of diabetes, and it's even better than the Mediterranean diet
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Full Coverage of this storyWoman Given Dire Cancer Prognosis After Doctors Dismissed Her Stomach Symptoms as Heartburn
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The GLP-1 Weight Loss Drug Ozempic Is Reportedly Giving Men A Lot To Brag About, Down Under
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‘Ozempic Penis’: Can GLP-1 Drugs Actually Make Your Penis Larger?
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The TRUTH about Ozemd**k - the bizarre weight loss jab side-effect that's 'adding inches' to manhood size
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Doctor explains 'Ozempic penis' phenomenon after men begin reporting side effect
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Full Coverage of this story4 foods that can lower blood pressure naturally, according to a top cardiologist
The #1 Nutrient to Help Reduce Blood Pressure, According to Experts
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Cardiologist reveals how to control high blood pressure naturally with diet: Here's what to eat and what to avoid
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Help lower blood pressure by eating one fruit with 'crucial' nutrient
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Full Coverage of this storyRunner baffles doctors by curing his cancer without drugs or surgery - using an unconventional method
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103-year-old runner who was diagnosed with cancer at 69, reveals how he naturally cured cancer and arthritis and shares his longevity secrets
103-year-old runner who rejected surgery claims he cured his cancer with vegan diet
Here's how this 103-year-old runner defeated cancer, arthritis without medicines
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Full Coverage of this storyYour Ear Wax Might Hold Clues to Early Parkinson's, Study Finds
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Ear wax could offer clues of early Parkinson's disease, study suggests
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A good marker
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Full Coverage of this storyThe Best Anti-Inflammatory Food, According to a Nutritionist
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Full Coverage of this storyWhat is Vitamin D deficiency: Know its causes, symptoms, and how to fix it
Full Coverage of this storyChanging one gene can restore some tissue regeneration to mice
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Mammals could regenerate tissue by turning on ‘genetic switch’: Chinese team
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Mice Regenerate Ear Tissue When Vitamin A Genetic Switch is Flipped
Regeneration restored in mice by reactivating ancient gene switch
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Chinese scientists discover genetic switch for organ regeneration in mammals
Full Coverage of this storyCoach Matt, a cancer survivor, wants other young men to take responsibility for their health
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Some early-onset cancers are on the rise. Why?
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‘It’s just absolutely shocking’: Tallahassee doctor, new data show rise in cancer among young adults
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Diagnosis: Young, The New Face of Cancer in NC
Doctors see increase in number of young people diagnosed with cancer
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Full Coverage of this storyInjury to specific brain connections could explain some people's criminal behavior, study finds
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Full Coverage of this storyMother Diagnosed with Stage 4 Colon Cancer After Doctors Mistook Symptoms During Pregnancy (Exclusive)
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New study links intermittent fasting to improved mood via brain’s dopamine system
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Alternative to GLP-1 drugs may treat diabetes, weight loss without muscle loss
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Ozempic without the side effects? New drug touted as weight loss game changer
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‘Holy grail’ diet pill burns fat without affecting appetite or muscle mass unlike weight loss jabs
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Novel Molecule May Rival GLP-1 Agonists for Diabetes and Obesity Treatment
Exercise-mimicking compound offers alternative to GLP-1 therapies
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Full Coverage of this storyThe Viral "Bucket of Doom" Hack Is the Most CONTROVERSIAL Way to Get Rid of Mosquitos
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