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After TikToker Randy Gonzalez from the popular father-son duo, Enkyboys, died following a battle with cancer, George Lopez shared a tribute in his honor: "He will be missed, but never forgotten."
- INSIDER
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Randy Gonzalez died of colon cancer at 35. The disease is on the rise among younger people due to risk factors like diet and lack of exercise.
- TODAY
Leanne Hainsby, 35, had a breast lump, but her doctor said it was 'OK.' It was breast cancer
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- Business Insider
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The 23-year-old patient said she had been using cannabis for several years, and that the only thing that soothed her nausea was a hot bath.
- USA TODAY
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- Tacoma News Tribune
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- The Telegraph
How your shopping habits could help diagnose ovarian cancer eight months earlier
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- The Telegraph
Why are girls starting puberty younger?
During the Covid pandemic, doctors began to notice a curious phenomenon: the numbers of young girls experiencing puberty early were notably increasing. It was happening in multiple countries, with similar reports coming from Italy, Turkey, the US, India and Germany. And it didn’t seem as if the virus itself was to blame, as the rise in cases was not restricted to females who had been infected with Covid.
- Fortune
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- The Courier Journal
Is soy bad for you? Should men eat it? 3 things to know about adding soy to your diet
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- Patriot Ledger
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- Lifehacker
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District attorney: Third Clancy child dies of his injuries at Boston hospital
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U.S. CDC still looking at potential stroke risk from Pfizer bivalent COVID shot
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The thin line between life and death in eastern Ukraine: Reporter's notebook
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- Great Falls Tribune
Hemp store highlights limits to state's marijuana laws
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If COVID vaccines got updated annually like flu shots, would you get one every year?
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