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Rare Beauty’s Inclusive Products Spark Critical Beauty Industry Conversation

Christen Roos, a 37-year-old from Canada, faces challenges in her daily life due to a rare genetic disorder that affects her arms. Makeup, in particular, has been a struggle for her until she discovered...
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New FDA-Approved Overdose-Reversal Medication by Purdue Pharma

Purdue Pharma, infamous for its role in the opioid crisis, has received FDA approval for a new auto-injector device designed to reverse opioid overdoses. The device, known as Zurnai, uses nalmefene, a potent version...
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Northeast Wisconsin Companies Join Movement to Turn Eyewitnesses into Lifesavers

The American Heart Association (la Asociación Americana del Corazón) is expanding its efforts to save lives through the Heart Walk campaign driven by businesses.Nine out of ten people who suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest...
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Advocating for Reproductive Rights: Kamala Harris and Tim Walz’s Partnership

Six months ago, something unexpected happened in a Minnesota abortion clinic that sparked the beginning of a unique partnership between Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. It was a groundbreaking moment...
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Beware: CDC Alert Over Spread of Mysterious Mpox Strain in Africa

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a warning to doctors to be on the lookout for signs of a more severe strain of mpox that is spreading rapidly in various...
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Steps for Happy and Healthy Feet: Tips from NIH MedlinePlus Magazine

Our feet are amazing parts of our body that often get overlooked when it comes to health. It's crucial to take care of our feet to ensure overall well-being and prevent potential problems in...
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Overthinking and Physical Pain: Study Reveals Surprising Connection

A recent study conducted by the American Psychological Association has revealed an interesting connection between overthinking and physical pain. The study, titled "The unpleasantness of thinking: A meta-analytic review of the association between mental...
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Listening Skills for Doctors: Improving Patient Care Through Storytelling

Dr. Dean-David Schillinger, a primary care physician at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center, has recently released a memoir titled "Telltale Hearts," which delves into the significance of patient stories in the...
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House of the Dragon Season 2 Finale Sparks Fan Frustration

The House of the Dragon season 2 finale has left fans feeling frustrated after airing last weekend. The episode ended on a cliffhanger, leaving the outcome of key battles unresolved. Despite high expectations for...
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Best Bikini Area Trimmers Recommended by Dermatologists

Shaving the bikini area is a personal choice for many people who prefer hairless skin. However, using traditional razors in this sensitive area can lead to irritations and ingrown hairs. Dermatologists recommend using bikini...
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The Rise of WaterTok: Exploring the Polarizing Food Trend of 2023

As someone who spends a lot of time on TikTok, I can tell you that new food trends pop up all the time. One trend that's causing a stir is #WaterTok. People are sharing...
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Tim Walz’s Covid-19 Response: Key Issue in 2024 Election

Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, is facing scrutiny over his controversial Covid-19 response as he joins Vice President Kamala Harris as her running mate for the upcoming 2024 election. The former president, Trump,...
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Fighting Heart Disease: American Heart Association Delivers 1,000 Healthcare Kits

The American Heart Association is making a significant impact in the fight against heart disease by delivering 1,000 healthcare kits to local organizations in Indianapolis. This initiative is made possible by a generous $225,000...
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Company Cancels Plans for Grain Export Facility in Cancer Alley’s Historic Black Town in...

Residents of the historic Black community in Wallace, Louisiana, have successfully stopped the construction of a massive grain export facility on the grounds of their ancestors' former plantation. Greenfield Louisiana LLC, the company behind...
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Understanding the Rise of Depression Among Girls: Insights from CDC Data

With the back-to-school season approaching, there is some positive news regarding the mental health of teenage girls. According to the latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),...
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Improving Access to HIV Treatment: A Guide to NIH MedlinePlus Magazine

HIV research has made significant progress since the 1980s epidemic, allowing people living with HIV to lead long and healthy lives with the right treatment. Antiretroviral therapy (ART) is the primary treatment for HIV,...
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Is Castor Oil Safe to Induce Labor in Pregnant Women? Experts Weigh In

Castor oil has been a popular topic on social media lately, with many pregnant women claiming they have used it to induce labor, although experts have some concerns about its safety. In response to...
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Improving Trends in Teen Girls’ Sadness: C.D.C. Report

A recent survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (C.D.C.) has revealed some positive trends in the mental health of teenage girls, indicating a slight improvement since the height of the...
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Save Big on Tech Deals at Amazon: AirPods Pro and More up to 50%...

Amazon is the ultimate shopping destination for all your needs, from gifts to everyday essentials. The good news is that you can save big on tech deals right now, with discounts of up to...
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Best Reading Lights Recommended by an Expert Who Reads 100+ Books Annually

After testing several reading lights, we decided to give Gritin's rechargeable option our 'Best Overall' label because its design makes it extremely portable, functional, and easy to use. Though it isn't the smallest on...
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Maintaining Vaginal pH Balance: Tips to Remove Bad Bugs and Prevent Infections

Having a healthy vaginal pH balance is crucial for preventing infections and maintaining overall vaginal health. While there are many factors that can throw off this balance, such as menstruation, menopause, sex, tight clothing,...
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FDA’s Digital Health Advisory Committee Formation and Critique of Cost-Effectiveness Studies

Jeff Shuren, who has been the head of the Food and Drug Administration's Center for Devices and Radiological Health since 2009, is leaving his position. While he has been successful in earning the trust...
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American Heart Association Ambassadors: 20 Students from K-12 Grades Selected Nationwide

The American Heart Association has chosen 20 students from different parts of the United States to be the national Youth Heart Ambassadors for the 2024-2025 school year. These young leaders will be ambassadors for...
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Dedicated Jets Punter Thomas Morstead Raises ALS Awareness for Steve Gleason

Thomas Morstead, the dedicated punter for the New York Jets, is using his skills on the field to make a difference off the field. He recently announced his Punt for ALS campaign, where he...
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Boosting Black Medical Schools: Bloomberg’s $600 Million Contribution

Michael Bloomberg, a former New York City mayor and the billionaire founder of Bloomberg LP, recently announced a generous $600 million donation to the endowments of four historically Black medical schools. The announcement was...
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Prevent Cervical Cancer: Importance of Regular Screenings

Cervical cancer is a serious health concern that affects many women around the world. Regular screenings are crucial in detecting and preventing this type of cancer. Here are some important points to consider about...
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Alarming Trend: 17 Cancer Types More Common in Gen X and Millennials

Cancer is a disease that has long been associated with aging, but recent studies indicate a concerning trend of increasing cases among individuals under the age of 50. According to a new study led...
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England’s GPs Challenge Government in Unnecessary Battle

General practitioners (GPs) in England have recently made a bold move by initiating industrial action for the first time in six decades. This decision comes after an overwhelming 98.3% of GPs voted in favor...
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The Cost of Cancer Screening: A $43 Billion Annual Expense

The United States spends a significant amount of money on cancer screening each year, with estimates showing that $43 billion was spent in 2021 alone. This cost is attributed to screening for five specific...
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Tyland Lannister’s Eventful Work Trip in ‘House of the Dragon’ Finale

House of the Dragon season 2 has come to an end with the finale episode, "The Queen Who Ever Was." Fans were expecting another epic battle but instead, the episode focused on setting the...

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Kura Oncology Licenses Leukemia Drug to Japanese Drugmaker

Kura Oncology and the Japanese drugmaker Kyowa Kirin have joined forces in a global partnership to work on Kura’s new treatment for acute leukemia....