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Traveling Abroad? CDC Now Says Get Measles Shots First
Americans planning to travel outside the country should make sure they’re vaccinated against measles — no matter where they’re headed, U.S. health officials say. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its guidance last...
- Posted June 3, 2025
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Study Finds Powerful Sweetener in Vapes Marketed to Teens
A new study has found a super-sweet chemical in illegal flavored e-cigarettes that may make them more appealing to kids and teens. The sweetener, called neotame, is up to 13,000 times sweeter than sugar and is usually used...
- Posted June 3, 2025
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Tiny Baby’s Life-Threatening Wound Healed With Fish Skin
When Eliana DeVos plays with her Ariel doll, her mom can’t help but get emotional. “I call her my little mermaid,” Krystal DeVos, who lives in Corpus Christi, Texas, told CNN. What makes that nickname extra special...
- Posted June 3, 2025
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How Can A Daily Cup Of Beans Improve Your Health?
Beans aren’t just the musical fruit, they can be pure magic for your health, a new study says. Eating a daily cup of beans significantly improved the health of a small group of people with prediabetes –...
- Posted June 3, 2025
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Self-Employment Is Good For Heart Health, Especially For Women
Being your own boss might seem potentially stressful, but self-employed women appear to have better heart health than those toiling for a company, a new study says. Women working for themselves had lower rates of obesity, physical...
- Posted June 3, 2025
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More Seniors Are Regular Weed Users
Add weed use to goofy jokes, outdated clothes, old music and other things Grandpa and Grandma enjoy that could potentially embarrass their kids and grandkids. Marijuana use has increased dramatically among seniors 65 and older in the...
- Posted June 3, 2025
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Vape Package Warnings Can Deter Use, But Current Rules Are Lacking
Warning labels placed on e-cigarettes can effectively discourage vaping, but the warning now required in the U.S. could be better, a new evidence review concludes. Warnings that point out specific health risks of vaping are generally more...
- Posted June 3, 2025
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Breast Cancer Screening In Women’s 40s Can Save Lives, Study Says
Starting breast cancer screening in women’s early 40s will save more lives, a new study argues. Nearly 3 in 4 women (73%) in their 40s find out they have breast cancer only after they’ve developed symptoms, researchers...
- Posted June 3, 2025
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Measles Vaccinations Declining Throughout U.S.
Declining vaccination rates are making more and more U.S. children vulnerable to measles and mumps, a new study says. A national decrease in MMR (measles/mumps/rubella) vaccinations among American children has occurred since the start of the COVID-19...
- Posted June 3, 2025
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FDA Approves Tryptyr Eye Drops for Dry Eye Disease
Tryptyr works by stimulating corneal sensory nerves to increase natural tear production
- Posted June 2, 2025




















