Health
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Eric Dane in Wheelchair Amid ALS Battle as Family Stands by Him
Eric Dane faces a challenging chapter in his health journey, seen in a wheelchair beside his wife and their children. This family moment offers a poignant glimpse at resilience, love, and finding moments of joy amid illness.
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Listeria Outbreak Expands Across Major Grocers as Pasta Salads Are Recalled
A growing Listeria outbreak tied to ready-to-eat pasta salads is prompting recalls at major grocery chains. As new cases emerge, discover what shoppers should keep an eye on and how to protect your kitchen.
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ACA Open Enrollment in Shutdown Limbo: Could 2026 Premiums Soar Without Subsidies?
ACA open enrollment begins amid a political standoff that could send 2026 premiums higher than expected. With a December 15 deadline and a government shutdown in the mix, millions face uncertainty about affordability and coverage options. This period will shape how people enroll—and what their plans will cost in the new year.
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FDA Recalls 580,000 Prazosin Bottles Over Nitrosamine Impurity
A voluntary recall affects a widely used blood pressure medicine after traces of a potential carcinogen were found in certain lots. The affected prazosin bottles span several strengths and could involve hundreds of thousands of doses. If you’re on this medication, you’ll want to know what to discuss with your clinician and what alternatives might…
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Teva Prazosin Recall: 580,000 Bottles Over Nitrosamine Impurities
A major recall of a commonly prescribed blood pressure medication is underway after the FDA flagged nitrosamine impurities linked to cancer risk. More than half a million bottles across several strengths are affected, prompting patients and clinicians to review safety options and next steps with a healthcare provider.
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Suzanne Rogers Teases Return to Days of Our Lives After Colorectal Cancer Battle
Days of Our Lives’ Suzanne Rogers opens up about a shocking cancer diagnosis and the tough road to recovery. She shares the grueling treatment days, the emotional twists, and a hopeful comeback—red hair intact and spirits rising.
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Psoriasis Is More Than Skin: Inflammation Tied to Heart Disease and Other Risks
Neste Dia Nacional e Mundial da Psoríase, a pele é apenas a ponta do iceberg. A inflamação pode estar ligada a outras doenças graves, e entender as opções de cuidado pode transformar a qualidade de vida.
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Dentists in ICUs: The Hidden Key to Cutting Hospital Infections
Na UTI, a saúde bucal deixa de ser detalhe e passa a ser parte fundamental da recuperação. Saiba como a odontologia hospitalar, em atuação multidisciplinar, atua na prevenção de infecções, no diagnóstico e no cuidado que acompanha a evolução de pacientes graves.
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Justine Lupe Opens Up About Postpartum Anxiety and New Motherhood
Justine Lupe opens up about the hidden side of new motherhood—from moments of anxiety during weaning to the warmth of a supportive circle who truly understood. This candid glimpse into resilience and community sheds light on the realities behind the glow. A relatable snapshot for anyone navigating the early days of parenthood.
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Early Vaccination Urged as Flu and RSV Threat Looms This Season
As autumn chills settle in, health officials warn of an earlier, tougher flu season and rising respiratory viruses. Vaccination remains the key—plus new options and practical precautions—to help shield the most at-risk and curb severe illness.
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CVS Health Bets on CostVantage and Rite Aid Deals to Drive 2025 Growth
CVS Health is accelerating growth in its Pharmacy & Consumer Wellness division with sharp execution and tech-enabled customer experiences. Strategic acquisitions and a stronger front-store footprint are reshaping its 2025 outlook, even as the company navigates reimbursement pressures. The evolving retail landscape could set the stage for a pivotal year ahead.
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Golisano-Led 10-Hospital Pediatric Alliance Expands Access to Care
Ten children’s hospitals across eight states are joining forces in a bold new alliance to elevate pediatric care. Through shared expertise and expanded services, the Golisano Children’s Alliance aims to bring top-tier care closer to families in their own communities. A philanthropy-powered wave of innovation is reshaping pediatric medicine.
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FDA Approves Non-Hormonal Pill to Ease Menopausal Hot Flashes
FDA approves a new once-daily, non-hormonal pill aimed at easing hot flashes and night sweats for many menopausal women. Early trial results hint at meaningful relief, signaling a potential shift in menopause care and options for those who can’t or don’t want hormone therapy.
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Trump Says MRI Perfect Amid Ongoing Health Scrutiny
Health notes around a former president surface after a recent MRI described as “perfect.” At 79, questions about age, tests, and what’s next linger as briefings tout “exceptional health” amid reports of leg swelling and a bruised hand.
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Cancer Care Relocation Sparks Backlash Over Travel Time and Family Access
A southeast London cancer patient fears a hospital relocation could upend his treatment, lengthen travel times, and keep him from his kids during a difficult battle. As a local petition to keep care nearby gains momentum, the debate over access to life-saving services intensifies.
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Healthy Pumpkin Spice Finds That Won’t Derail Your Fall Diet
Autumn flavors are back, and pumpkin spice can fit your health goals. A registered dietitian shares practical tips and five nutrient-packed pumpkin-spice picks to elevate your fall snacking without derailing balance.
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Isabelle Tate, 23, Dies After Battling Rare Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease
Isabelle Tate, a bright rising actress known for her vibrant return on 9-1-1: Nashville, died at 23 after a brave battle with a rare disease. Loved ones remember a fearless fighter whose warmth and talent left a lasting impression. Her story is a testament to resilience, courage, and the impact of a rising star.
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Rob Schneider Faces Backlash Over False Claim About Children’s Hospitals
A social-media storm erupts after a comedian claims there were no children’s hospitals in his childhood. Critics say the remark ignores a long history of pediatric care and ties into raging vaccine debates—leaving readers with more questions than answers.
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FDA Recalls Generic Atorvastatin Over Dissolution Concerns
A major recall is shaking up the supply of a widely used generic statin, raising questions about whether some pills will dissolve properly. Certain atorvastatin lots may not dissolve as intended, potentially affecting how well the medicine lowers cholesterol. Lipitor users aren’t affected—discuss what this could mean for your treatment with your healthcare provider.
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Pennsylvania Extends Free Vaccine Coverage Through 2026 Under Shapiro Plan
Pennsylvania moves to keep vaccines affordable and accessible through 2026, with no out-of-pocket costs for in-network vaccines. The initiative aims to remove barriers and align coverage with national guidance, backed by a new executive order to boost vaccine access across the state.
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ACA Premiums to Jump in 2026 as Subsidy Fight Holds Up Congress
– A political standoff could reshape health coverage for millions in 2026. With subsidies in limbo, many families may face steep new costs as enrollment season begins. – As open enrollment starts, the fate of premium help looms large. The coming year could bring big changes in what Americans pay for coverage, with families watching…