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One Dose of RSV Vaccine May Shield Older People for Two Seasons
A single dose of RSV vaccine might protect seniors for two cold and flu seasons in a row, a new study says. Vaccination reduced seniors’ risk of hospitalization by 58% during two RSV seasons, researchers reported Aug....
- Posted September 3, 2025
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Chatbots Give Users ‘Inconsistent’ Info on Suicide, Study Finds
Many people with suicidal thoughts are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots for comfort and advice, and these programs might not be completely up to the challenge, a new study says. Chatbots respond appropriately when asked questions...
- Posted September 3, 2025
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Could Diabetes Drug Metformin Change Metal Levels in Your Blood?
The diabetes drug metformin has been a mystery for more than six decades. The most prescribed diabetes med in the world, metformin is very effective in lowering blood sugar levels. But no one knows exactly how it...
- Posted September 3, 2025
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Study Casts Doubt on Use of Beta Blockers Post-Heart Attack, Especially for Women
A drug commonly prescribed to heart attack survivors may not benefit many of them, a new clinical trial has found. Beta-blockers do not appear to reduce the risk of death, a second heart attack or heart failure...
- Posted September 3, 2025
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FDA Approves Subcutaneous Leqembi for Treatment of Early Alzheimer Disease
Leqembi Iqlik allows for at-home maintenance dosing after initial 18 months of intravenous dosing
- Posted September 2, 2025
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Jim O’Neill Steps in as Acting CDC Chief Amid Firing, Resignations
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is entering a transition period as Jim O’Neill, deputy secretary at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), steps in as acting director. The announcement came in...
- Posted September 2, 2025
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CVS, Walgreens Limit COVID Vaccines in Some States as Rules Shift
CVS and Walgreens are changing where and how they offer COVID-19 vaccines this season as they work to comply with state laws and current U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines. Both pharmacy chains say...
- Posted September 2, 2025
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Gordon Ramsay Reveals Skin Cancer Diagnosis, Urges Folks To Use Sunscreen
Celebrity chef and restaurateur Gordon Ramsay revealed he had surgery to remove basal cell carcinoma, a common form of skin cancer, from his jawline. The 58-year-old announced the news on social media during the Labor Day weekend,...
- Posted September 2, 2025
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Heart Failure Strikes Black Americans Almost 14 Years Earlier Than White Americans
Disparities in education and access to insurance mean that heart failure hits Black American adults nearly 14 years earlier than it does white Americans, new research shows. Among Black patients, heart failure typically sets in at about...
- Posted September 2, 2025
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New Law Curbed ‘Surprise’ Medical Bills For Patients, Cut Out-Of-Pocket Costs
For years, everyday Americans found themselves blindsided by surprise medical bills that could devastate family finances. But the bipartisan No Surprises Act passed by Congress in 2022 has slashed both the number of surprise bills and out-of-pocket...
- Posted September 2, 2025




















