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Doctors are warning of a dangerous fungal illness rapidly spreading across the country, especially those living or visiting the California and Arizona areas.
- TODAY
A woman with a 100-pound leg spent her childhood hiding. Now she’s a model.
Mahogany Geter, a model in Tennessee, was born with lymphedema in her left leg, which she says caused it to eventually swell to 100 pounds.
- The Herald-Mail
Ozempic creates truly American dilemma for the 1% who must chose being thin or pretty
Columnist Tim Rowland says, in a paradox worth of the Greek gods, the drug Ozempic makes you lose weight, but also makes you look old.
- USA TODAY
Blood pressure medicine recall: Some pills pose potential cancer risk, FDA announces
Aurobindo Pharma USA is recalling two lots of quinapril and hydrochlorothiazide tablets due a potential cancer risk.
- INSIDER
The doctor who worked with MrBeast on a controversial video said he 'almost hung up' on the YouTube star when he first got the call
YouTube star MrBeast worked with ophthalmologist Jeffrey Levenson to 'cure' 1,000 blind people, according to a recent controversial video.
- People
Texas Mom Shares Experience Using Ozempic for 1 Year: 'It's More Complicated Than People Realize'
Natasha Robinson opens up to PEOPLE about taking Ozempic due to her insulin resistance and high glucose levels
- Lexington Herald-Leader
You got a bivalent booster. When will you need another COVID shot? UK professor weighs in
How long will a bivalent booster protect you and what could the next COVID-19 vaccines look like?
- Trail Runner
The Future of Strength Training
According to a new review led by researchers from the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, you should use heavy weights that you're capable of lifting one to five times through a full range of motion, and repeat for two to three sets a few times a week. At the other end of the spectrum, using electricity to stimulate forceful muscle contractions also leads to strength gains, even though that requires no mental effort at all.
- Fox News
Christina Hall reveals ‘brutal’ ‘parasite cleanse’ treatment due to ongoing health issues
"Christina on the Coast" star Christina Hall continued to open up about her ongoing health issues with her fans. She explained she's receiving a "brutal" parasite and heavy metal cleanse treatment.
- Fox News
Ozzy Osbourne cancels all tour dates amid 'life-altering' injury, several health scares
Hard rock singer Ozzy Osbourne has canceled his 2023 European tour dates due to an old spine injury preventing him from traveling extensively after suffering several other health issues in the past.
- Eating Well
What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Nuts Every Day
Here's what the research says about this nutritious and versatile type of food.
- Benzinga
Mark Cuban Aims To Disrupt A $365 Billion Industry – With The Only Startup That Bears His Name
Billionaire venture capitalist Mark Cuban has founded or invested early in hundreds of startup companies over the years. But only one of them, founded in January 2022, bears his name. The Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Co. seeks to disrupt the $365 billion U.S. prescription drug market, which is rife with pricing inefficiencies. For example, one tablet of the Type 2 diabetes treatment Metformin costs over $500 at retail prices. But through Cuban’s company, the same tablet is just $46.20. The company
- STYLECASTER
Tom Brady’s Diet Includes These Surprising Food Rules—Here’s if He Plans to Follow the Same Eating Habits After Retiring
He denied he was a "psychopath" around food and diet.
- People
College Student Diagnosed with Cancer After Doctors Dismissed Her: 'People Need to Speak Up for Themselves'
“The doctors were saying nothing's wrong with her, she's fine… I just started to feel like I was crazy,” Jessica Sanders, 21, tells PEOPLE
- The Hill
Judge orders Florida health agency to hand over documents on gender-affirming care
A Florida judge has ordered the state’s Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) to produce documents related to its determination that gender-affirming health care cannot be covered under Medicaid because treatments are “experimental and investigational.” Attorneys for the AHCA — the agency that controls most of the state’s Medicaid program — will have until Feb.…
- SheKnows
The Perfect 5-Minute Workout for Your Butt According to Personal Trainers
A strong butt isn’t just for filling out those jeans (or beloved TikTok leggings). There are many benefits to giving some attention to your tush. “Strengthening the glutes are a great way to support the low back, aid in pelvic alignment, and improve posture,” Dani Schenone, RYT, holistic wellness expert for Mindbody, tells SheKnows. “Also, […]
- USA TODAY
What is sleep hygiene? What to know to do it right and some tips for restful sleep.
Sleep hygiene refers to a set of recommendations for a good night's rest. Here's how you can improve your sleep hygiene.
- The Des Moines Register
Wide-ranging GOP health care bill for Iowa explained in 60 seconds
Gov. Kim Reynolds' wide-ranging proposal for health care covers birth control, rural hospitals and paid leave. Here are the big points:
- The Conversation
Lung cancer rates have decreased for the Marlboro Man, but have risen steeply for nonsmokers and young women – an oncologist explains why
Around 20% of women with lung cancer have never smoked. Mallika Wiriyathitipirn/EyeEm via Getty ImagesWhen many people think of an average lung cancer patient, they often imagine an older man smoking. But the face of lung cancer has changed. Over the past 15 years, more women, never smokers and younger people are being diagnosed with lung cancer. In fact, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among women, and more women die from lung cancer than breast, ovarian and colorectal cancer e
- INSIDER
People should 'immediately' stop using eye drops that may be linked to one death and vision loss in an outbreak across 11 states, the CDC says
The CDC said it found a drug-resistant germ in samples from 50 people; most had used EzriCare Artificial Tears.