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Support for measles vaccination drops amid growing confusion about the disease, US poll shows Support among US adults for the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine has dropped from 90% to 82% in just a few short months, while confusion reigns over whether Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—the top US official ...
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Teens who use weed before 15 are more likely to seek medical care, study says Acknowledging confounding factors like parental demographics, socioeconomic status, cognitive development and peer influence, the researchers argue that marijuana drove these teens to seek medical care from a primary care physician, hospital or emergency ...
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You Can Officially Stop Stressing About Your Protein Intake. An Expert Explains Why. It's the one wellness trend that never dies, pushing everyone to buy expensive powders, bars, and shakes as if our lives depended on it. Just like counting calories can get a little too serious, protein intake goals have also gotten out of hand.
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Kids exposed to COVID in utero may be at higher risk for autism, other brain problems A new study suggests that children of mothers who had COVID-19 during pregnancy are at 29% higher risk of neurodevelopmental conditions such as speech delays, motor disorders, and autism by age 3, although the overall odds are likely low and may well ...
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New coronavirus subspecies with SARS-CoV-2–like mutation discovered in Brazilian bat Scientists have identified a new coronavirus subgenus in a Brazilian bat with a feature that, as in the related SARS-CoV-2 virus, allows it to invade human cells, per a non–peer-reviewed study published on the preprint server bioRxiv.
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Beyond the Batcave: How Studying Bats Sheds Light on the Brain and Behavior HHMI scientists Michael Yartsev and Gerald Carter are uncovering how bats learn, remember, and form social bonds — findings that could reshape how we understand our own brains and behaviors. FROM THE LAB OF. Photo of Michael Yartsev.
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OSU team explores how AI could help doctors spot pancreatic cancer before it turns deadly When soul legend D'Angelo died Oct. 14 after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer, the 51-year-old's name was added to a long list of famous — Steve Jobs, Aretha Franklin, Alex Trebek — and familiar people felled by a cancer that often reveals itself only ...
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COVID During Pregnancy May Raise Autism Risk, Study Suggests A new study adds to the evidence that viral infections during pregnancy might contribute to a child's likelihood of having autism. By Tanya Lewis edited by Jeanna Bryner. Pink and purple microscope image shows viral cells like the coronavirus.
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Researchers, experts highlight breast cancer advancements during awareness month In October, wearing pink isn't just a personal style choice – it's a show of support for those affected by breast cancer and a way to highlight the work scientists have done to improve outcomes. This October marked the 40th annual recognition of Breast ...
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COVID infection during pregnancy tied to higher autism rates: Study Children born to mothers infected with COVID-19 while pregnant face an elevated risk of autism, along with other developmental disorders including speech and motor delays, according to a study released Thursday. Researchers from Massachusetts General ...
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As mpox cases spread, vaccines clinics available at upcoming Palm Springs pride events As cases of clade I mpox infection continue to spread in Southern California, local health officials will host vaccination clinics at upcoming Pride events. What is mpox? Mpox is a viral disease that is caused by two virus types, called clades, ...
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Hope in the hotspots – how local research is turning the tide against cholera Despite being treatable, cholera deaths have doubled over the last year. Wellcome-funded researchers in Kenya are uncovering how simple interventions and mapping hotspots can prevent outbreaks. Children stand in front of a mural in the Kibera ...
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New measles cases bring Utah's total to 64 Officials emphasize vaccination and cooperation to prevent further spread in the community. SALT LAKE CITY — More than 60 Utah residents have now been diagnosed with the measles, according to the Utah Department of ...
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Which Contraceptives Tied to Greater Breast Cancer Risk? In a nationwide Swedish study of over 2 million girls and women followed up for more than 21 million person-years, the use of hormonal contraceptives was associated with a 24% increased risk for breast cancer, with both combined and progestin-only ...
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Changes to ADHD Guidelines and Tips for Treating ADHD James Sherer, MD, an addiction psychiatrist, discussed evolving diagnostic and therapeutic considerations in attention-deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD). Recent revisions to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) broadened ...
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COVID in pregnancy raises child's risk for developmental disorders Children born to mothers who had COVID-19 while pregnant face an elevated risk of developmental disorders by the time they turn 3 years old, including speech delays, autism, motor disorders, and other developmental delays, according to new research by ...
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Flu vaccine maker predicts declining rates of people getting vaccinated ahead of flu season DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- As flu season approaches, health experts encourage people to be prepared by Halloween time. "They really should get the flu shot," Maria Herrera-Golden said. Herrera-Golden is the lead pharmacy technician at Josef's Pharmacy in ...
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Doctors prepare for RSV season as holiday travel approaches RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - While cases of rhinovirus and hand, foot and mouth disease are winding down, doctors are preparing for RSV season, which typically peaks around Thanksgiving when families gather and travel. "People travel around the country and ...
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Missouri Department of Conservation reports 'outbreak' of bird flu The conservation department confirmed through testing that the sick and dead birds had highly pathogenic avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu. Generally, the virus spreads between wild birds and domestic poultry through infected feces, ...
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OCD stereotypes harm patients and may delay diagnosis, experts say It takes an average of 14-17 years after OCD symptoms first appear to get a diagnosis, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. By Jordan Young • Published 11 mins ago • Updated 11 mins ago. Log in or create a free profile to ...
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Breakthrough study maps impact of thousands of variants in heart disease gene An international research consortium co-led by scientists from Vanderbilt University Medical Center, the University of Toronto and University of Pittsburgh has mapped the functional impact of more than 17,000 variants in a major gene associated with ...
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Missouri conservation officials sound alarm over 'bird flu outbreak' KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Officials with the Missouri Department of Conservation issued caution Friday following "numerous reports" of the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza or "bird flu" across the state. The agency said it is investigating reports of sick ...
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Promising cancer treatment using LED light and tin flakes kills skin and colon cancer cells in 30 minutes Dig deeper: In their study, researchers conducted their treatment on skin cancer cells and colorectal cancer cells, placing the cells in separate test tubes with flakes of tin oxide, what researchers called "SnOx nanoflakes ...
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Bird flu outbreak confirmed in St. Louis County, other Missouri communities The Missouri Department of Conservation on Friday confirmed the outbreak, saying the bodies of 11 dead birds have tested positive for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza. Three other suspected cases are currently being investigated, according to Conservation ...
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Health and Wildlife Officials Caution Against Touching Sick Birds or Birds Found Dead of Unknown Causes WDFW has recently confirmed three cases of avian influenza, also known as bird flu, in two Canada geese and one great horned owl in the region. Avian influenza is caused by infection with influenza (flu) ...
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More than the source of a vaccine controversy, measles can be a serious disease Destroying the body's immune response to other infections is one reason an MSU Denver scientist calls the preventable virus 'scary.' ... For all the controversy over measles vaccines, and the talk of outbreaks in Colorado and elsewhere, little has been said ...
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Thedacare Helps Clarify Breast Health Fact, Fiction "Misinformation about mammograms and breast health can make people procrastinate," said Dr. Demytra Mihailidis, an Oncologist with ThedaCare Cancer Care. She specializes in breast cancer treatment. "Part of our job is to ...
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Measles case confirmed in Utah County as health officials work to prevent spread The Utah County Health Department reported the new case Friday morning and called on residents to cooperate with public health officials. Health officials said they are investigating the case and working to stop further ...
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Bird Flu outbreak in Missouri. What to watch for KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is warning residents to keep an eye out as numerous reports of sick and dead waterfowl are reported across the state. Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), or 'bird flu' ...
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Changing how we talk about colon cancer Rates of colorectal cancer are rising, especially for people younger than 50. But it's hard to raise awareness for a cancer that a lot of us find hard to talk about. In a recent essay for The Cut, writer Laurie Abraham described her experience of colon ...
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How daylight saving time can affect your mental health Studies show that after the Spring clock change many people sleep less, wake up feeling groggier, and have more fatigue the next day. If you're noticing mood dips, extra fatigue, trouble sleeping ...
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What you need to know about flu season this year As we head into the holiday season, another occasion is also upon us: flu season. Family medicine expert Luci Kidd, D.O., takes care of patients at MUSC Health. She makes sure they understand: How to protect themselves from the flu.
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More than half of Americans underestimate the link between how much they drink and cancer The survey also revealed that just over 37 percent of U.S. adults understand there is a correlation, and that there were even some – 1 percent – who believe drinking alcohol decreased cancer risk.
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Four new measles cases confirmed in the Upstate The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) has confirmed four additional cases of measles in Spartanburg County. The update, released Friday, brings the total number of cases in the state this year to 37 and the total number of cases in the ...
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AdventHealth Urges Women to Pursue Breast Cancer Screenings Ana Feliz, a 37-year-old mother of two, said the day she found out she had an aggressive form of breast cancer was the worst day of her life. Now, as she continues her battle, she has a message for any woman facing the same disease, keep fighting and ...
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A global health expert on Covid's lessons — and warnings — for the future Torie Bosch: Amid massive cutbacks to health funding, Seth Berkley says that global health organizations face a "devil's choice" around vaccines. They can focus on bringing much-needed immunizations to people now or get ready for the next pandemic. And ...
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ACIP decisions undermine public health, experts warn The first two meetings of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s remade CDC vaccine advisory panel were marked by technical and procedural issues, delayed or postponed votes, and questions about the panel's expertise.
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Decline in food allergies shows guidelines are moving us in the right direction Guidelines recommending the early introduction of peanut allergens led to a 43% relative reduction in peanut allergy prevalence. The guidelines should be included in every conversation about infant nutrition. For more than 2 decades, research has ...
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The Timing of Your Meals Could Be Just as Important as What You Eat Eating meals in sync with your circadian rhythm may help improve sleep, blood sugar, and overall metabolic health. Shortening your daily eating window to 10–11 hours may support weight management and reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes.
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4 Ways to Stop Magnesium Supplements From Making You Drowsy Some people may wake up feeling groggy after taking magnesium supplements for sleep. Photo Illustration by Michela Buttignol for Verywell Health; Getty Images.
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Interim Guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics: Use of Leucovorin in Autistic Pediatric Patients Autistic children, adolescents, and young adults are valued members of our communities, and they deserve access to evidence-based care supported by high-quality research. Autism is a complex neurodevelopmental condition with diverse presentations and no ...
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'Surprisingly' few Americans aware of link between alcohol consumption, cancer risk Only 37.1% of adults surveyed reported believing alcohol consumption increases cancer risk. A national education campaign and more physician intervention could improve awareness. Despite increasing scientific evidence and warnings from public health ...
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Advancing wastewater and environmental surveillance in LMICs for public health response and SDG data gaps Drawing from our experiences in Bangladesh, Ghana, Malawi, and South Africa, we call to action this often unmentioned link through critical applied research questions and engagement in peer-to-peer learning and global Communities of Practice.
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Powerful new antibiotic that can kill superbugs discovered in soil bacteria In experiments described in the Journal of the American Chemical Society on Monday, the team studied the multi-step pathway that the bacterium Streptomyces coelicolor uses to make the antibiotic methylenomycin A, which was first identified in 1965,.
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Changes to vaccine recs causing uncertainty Joseph Hibbeln speaks during a meeting of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Professionals in the pharmaceutical and insurance industries are having difficulty understanding and following the recommendations made by the CDC's vaccine ...
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Austin breast cancer survivor: Why I went to MD Anderson for lymphedema treatment That's when surgeons go around a blockage by connecting functional lymph vessels to healthy blood vessels. Why I'm going through with the lymphovenous bypass surgery. The difference between where I was two years ago ...
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Lung Cancer Survivor Counts Her Blessings for Early Detection Such was the case for my patient Barbara Lee Lynn. Over Christmas, she fell ill with the flu and pneumonia, and that led to a CT scan. Upon review by a radiologist, the image revealed a suspicious nodule in the upper right lobe of her lung.
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Lobular breast cancer is on the rise. Here is what you need to know ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - As Breast Cancer Awareness month wraps up, the fight for a cure continues — and this year, experts are closely watching a rare subtype of the disease. Dr. Tari King, chief surgical officer at Emory University's ...
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UW Health: Encourages lung cancer screenings In fact, someone is diagnosed with lung cancer in the U.S. approximately every two minutes, with approximately 360 deaths per day, accounting for roughly one in five cancer deaths, according to the American Lung Association.
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Federal and state health departments disagree over Minnesota's new vaccine guidelines After the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices board vote, medical professionals must reassess their relationship with the federal government's health leadership. At the ACIP meeting on Sept. 11, vaccine access guidelines for COVID-19 shifted ...
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