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PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ Found in Blood of Pet Dogs, Horses
New research on horses and dogs found elevated levels of PFAS “forever chemicals,” establishing horses as sentinel species. Sentinel species provide advance warning of a danger to people. The work also advanced knowledge about PFAS exposure and...
- Posted June 21, 2023
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In National Survey, U.S. Ob-Gyns Say Care Has Worsened After Dobbs Decision
The U.S. Supreme Court decision ending a nationwide right to abortion one year ago has made it harder for doctors to treat miscarriages and other pregnancy-related emergencies, a new report shows. The nonprofit organization KFF surveyed obstetrician-gynecologists...
- Posted June 21, 2023
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Getting Rid of Neck Pain: 6 Ways to Feel Better
The phrase “pain in the neck” is a tongue-in-cheek way to describe annoying situations or people that test our patience, but for those who experience genuine neck pain, it’s no laughing matter. Neck pain can be a...
- Posted June 21, 2023
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The Most Common Back Surgeries, Explained
Imagine a life where even the simplest movement becomes a painful endeavor. Back pain, a pervasive ailment affecting millions, can turn daily routines into exhausting and painful challenges. Back surgery emerges as a potential solution when conventional...
- Posted June 21, 2023
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Low-Dose Aspirin Could Raise Anemia Risks in Older Adults
Taking daily low-dose aspirin increases the risk of anemia in the elderly, a new clinical trial suggests. Not only does it raise anemia risk by more than 20% in people 70 or older, it is also associated...
- Posted June 20, 2023
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Is There a Best Time in Life to Learn You Have Autism?
At any age an autism diagnosis is a major event. But is it best to find out while still young or might a late-in-life diagnosis give adults a better shot at a good quality of life? According...
- Posted June 20, 2023
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What Is Early-Onset Alzheimer’s?
There’s understandable uncertainty and fear following an Alzheimer’s diagnosis, but when that diagnosis comes before the age of 65, it can be even more terrifying. Known as early-onset Alzheimer’s, the condition is rare and strikes its victims...
- Posted June 20, 2023
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Screen All Adults Under Age 65 for Anxiety Disorders, Expert Panel Says
For the first time ever, the nation’s top panel of preventive health experts has recommended that doctors routinely screen all adult patients under 65 for anxiety disorder. Evidence now shows that anxiety screening can help those patients...
- Posted June 20, 2023
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Hormonal Therapies Boost Mental Health of Transgender People, and Few Stop Treatment
In the face of an ongoing and widespread legal assault on transgender rights — one that threatens to cut off access to critical aspects of trans health care — a pair of new studies suggest that gender-affirming...
- Posted June 20, 2023
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AHA News: Beat the Heat With Hydrating Foods This Summer
TUESDAY, June 20, 2023 (American Heart Association News) — Staying hydrated can help you live a longer, healthier life. But drinking multiple glasses of water throughout the day isn’t for everyone. Health experts say that’s OK. While...
- Posted June 20, 2023