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  • woman purchasing medicine
    Erin Marie

    Why The FTC Is Charging GoodRx With Over A Million Dollar Penalty

    Recently, GoodRx was hit with a high penalty charge from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and now both parties are elaborating as to why.
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  • MrBeast with cataract surgery patient
    Beth Bradford

    MrBeast Is Jumping Into The Healthcare Game By Funding This Costly Procedure

    MrBeast, a well-known YouTube personality, is jumping into the healthcare space to help those who are experiencing vision loss.
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  • Ozzy Osbourne
    healthyNick

    Ozzy Osbourne's Robotic Spinal Treatment Potentially Hindered By Parkinson's, Surgeon Says

    Ozzy Osbourne recently announced he will no longer be able to tour. Here's what to know about the revolutionary spinal treatment he tried to keep him going.
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  • Man using eye drops
    Erin Marie

    Why The CDC Is Warning Americans To Stop Using EzriCare Artificial Tears

    The CDC has launched an investigation regarding bacteria-related infections stemming from EzriCare Artificial Tears. Here's everything you need to know.
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  • people in a hospital bed
    Beth Bradford

    Why The US Tops The List Of Nations With The Worst Health Outcomes

    Despite the United States spending 18% of its GDP on healthcare, it still rates the lowest among high-income countries in health outcomes. Here's more.
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  • Milk poured into coffee
    Erin Marie

    How Your Morning Coffee With Milk May Prevent Inflammation

    The first thing many of us do in the morning is to make a cup of coffee. It turns out your morning cup of joe and a splash of milk may help fight inflammation.
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  • woman with heart failure
    healthyNick

    Study Finds Heart Failure Risks Increase If You Live In Rural Areas

    Unfortunately, millions of Americans have heart failure. In fact, now, experts are finding that those in rural areas may be more at risk for heart failure.
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  • Lisa Loring from The Addams Family
    Beth Bradford

    Original Wednesday Addams Actress Lisa Loring's Cause Of Death Explained

    Lisa Loring, who played the first Wednesday Addams in the 1960s, died Saturday, January 28. Here are the details to know about the late actress's health.
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  • doctor holding paper saying "monkeypox"
    Kimberly Smith

    Could Monkeypox Soon Be Deemed A Public Health Emergency By The World Health Organization?

    The current outbreak of monkeypox is unusual. Might the World Health Organization declare it a public health emergency of international concern?
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  • a baby's hands reaching for a bottle of milk
    Ciara Turner-Ewert

    Baby Formula Production Faces More Delays As Shortage Grows

    Just a couple of weeks after Abbott Nutrition, a baby formula plant, reopened for business, its plant in Sturgis, Michigan has had to unexpectedly close again.
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  • newborn baby eyes closed
    Lisabeth Fauble

    Innovative Stem Cell Treatment Might Spell Good News For Babies With Spina Bifida

    This innovative stem cell treatment might work even better for babies with spina bifida than previous methods, considering its success in animal studies.
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  • Woman trying to fall asleep
    Catherine Caruso

    The 'Sunday Scaries' Are Real. Experts Suggest These Tips For Better Sleep Can Help

    While there is no clinical term or diagnosis for this phenomenon, new research suggests that "Sunday scares" might be more than just Urban Dictionary slang.
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  • broken cigarette on yellow background
    Kharissa Forte

    Study Reveals Light Smoking May Cause As Much DNA Damage As Heavy Smoking

    According to a new study in Nature Genetics, people who smoke heavily may have the same risk of lung cell mutations as people who smoke less frequently.
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  • President Joe Biden against "Cancer Moonshot" background
    Erin Marie

    Inside Joe Biden's Initiative To Reduce Cancer Deaths By Half In The Next 25 Years

    President Biden has announced new plans being launched through the Cancer Moonshot initiative, centering around a specific goal: to "end cancer as we know it".
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  • Kids with bandaids on arms
    Catherine Caruso

    COVID-19 Had A Bigger Effect On The Health Of Children Worldwide Than Anyone Knew

    Millions of children globally have missed out on routine vaccinations since the COVID-19 pandemic began, says a new report from the World Health Organization.
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  • Banana Boat sunscreen spray bottles
    Ruth Clark

    Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Using Banana Boat Sunscreen

    If you are using Banana Boat sunscreen this summer, you may want to think twice. Here's everything you need to know about the recall of Banana Boat sunscreen.
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  • Grilled avocado with herbs and tomatoes
    Beth Bradford

    New Study Finds The Mediterranean Diet May Help To Improve Melanoma Survival

    A new study has found that the Mediterranean diet may help improve melanoma survival. Here's what we know about this study and its findings.
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  • Hands ripping apart four cigarettes
    Erin Marie

    New Study Suggests Age Matters When It Comes To Quitting Smoking

    Is there a right time to quit smoking? But a new study suggests that quitting smoking by a certain age can reduce one's risk of all-cause death.
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  • Child drawing wearing headphones
    Erin Marie

    How Preconceived Autism Assumptions May Have Led To Years Of Underdiagnosis

    A new study has identified a possible factor contributing to the underdiagnosis of autism and preconceived notions about autism and intellectual disability.
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  • Person walking bike down street
    Ruth Clark

    Study Suggests Where You Live Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Fertility

    Low socioeconomic status is associated with shorter life expectancy, worse mental health, higher mortality, and poor health behaviors.
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  • Priyanka Wali headshot
    Robin Zabiegalski

    HypochondriActor Co-Host Priyanka Wali On Being A Doctor During The Pandemic – Exclusive

    In an interview with Health Digest, Priyanka Wali, HypochondriActor co-host, detailed the difficulty of being a doctor in a family of doctors during a pandemic.
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  • cannabidiol products
    healthyNick

    Why The FDA Is Looking To Work On New Regulatory Guidelines For CBD Use

    As of now, there's only one CBD drug approved by the FDA. However, the agency recently announced that they were looking to work on new guidelines for CBD use.
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  • Colt Brennan posing in Washington Redskins uniform
    Nicole LaMarco

    Colt Brennan's Cause Of Death Explained

    Former Hawaii Rainbow Warriors quarterback Colt Brennan died on May 11, 2021. These are the details surrounding his death.
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  • foods that contain selenium
    Kimberly Smith

    What Happens When You Don't Get Enough Selenium

    You might not hear much talk about selenium when it comes to nutrition, but it plays an important role in maintaining your health.
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  • A closeup of B.J. Thomas
    A. Sooter

    B.J. Thomas' Cause Of Death Explained

    Five-time Grammy winner and classic pop sensation B.J. Thomas has died. According to his publicist, this is what led to the beloved singer's death.
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  • woman looking at the nutrition label of food while grocery shopping
    Beth Bradford

    The White House Plans To Give Nutrition Labels A Makeover. Here's What They Could Look Like

    President Joe Biden announced a plan on September 27 to make it easier to identify healthy foods while shopping through a new labeling process.
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  • Ant on plant stem
    Erin Marie

    New Study Shows How Ants May Help Detect Cancer Early

    When it comes to cancer prevention, insects may have the potential to aid in the early detection of the disease. Now, ants may be able to help.
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