Eye On Health: Healthcare benefits
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Fox WeatherDangerous fungal illness rapidly spreading across country, doctors warn
Doctors are warning of a dangerous fungal illness rapidly spreading across the country, especially those living or visiting the California and Arizona areas.
- MarketWatch
‘My body was breaking down.’ This 75-year old was sick and overweight, and now she’s full of energy and a fitness influencer.
The 75-year-old social media sensation shares how she got off medication and started lifting weights, biking and swimming, and how you can change your life too.
- USA TODAY
How often you can take Tylenol? Explaining the safe use of acetaminophen for pain relief
Cold and flu season is still here. If you're taking Tylenol to ease the pain, here's what you should know.
- 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.
- Gizmodo
Mexican Pharmacies Are Selling 'Adderall' That's Actually Meth
Customers seeking Adderall, oxycodone, and other medications at Mexican pharmacies are being sold counterfeit pills containing dangerous substances like methamphetamine and fentanyl.
- People
Carey Hart Lifts Weights After Having Catheter Installed in His Chest: 'Still Getting After It'
The former motocross star had the catheter fitted last month to fight an infection
- 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?
- Associated Press
NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week
None of these are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. CLAIM: House Republicans are requiring Rep. Jamie Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland, to remove the headwear he’s donned on the House floor while undergoing chemotherapy. THE FACTS: Republicans have made no such request and have in fact been nothing but supportive, a spokesperson for Raskin told the AP.
- Popular Mechanics
Oops, a Study Says the New COVID Pill Is Actually Mutating the Virus
Oops, the new COVID-19 pill from Merck may actually be mutating the virus, a study suggests. Should you be worried?
- Business Insider
6 science-backed ways to stave off dementia and preserve your memory as you age
A healthy diet, regular exercise, and an active social life are some of the keys to maintaining your memory.
- People
Tamra Judge Opens Up About 'Painful' Abdominoplasty After Life-Saving Hernia Surgery
"What a blessing that I did this," the Real Housewives of Orange County star tells PEOPLE of the operation, which she had at the end of December 2022
- 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.
- MarketWatch
$3,000 a week? The enormous cost of care for elderly loved ones that nobody warns you about.
Most estimates of the cost of caregiving come in round numbers that are hard to contemplate until you’re actually writing the checks.
- HuffPost
Silk Now Claims A 'Bio Weapon' Sprayed Into The Air Killed Her Sister Diamond
"Diamond was concerned about something being sprayed in the air,” Silk said. “I agreed with her ... and now my sister is dead.”
- Biloxi Sun Herald
What is synthetic cannabis? How is it different from CBD? What to know after DEA raid.
A Biloxi Councilman’s home and businesses were raided over the mislabeling of synthetic cannabis products, the DEA says. Here’s everything you need to know about the product that’s often called spice.
- INSIDER
A 20-year-old thought she had an insect bite. She was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer and died months later.
Jenna Patel, a teaching student, was diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma while her dad was receiving cancer treatment.
- 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.
- HuffPost
I Tried At-Home Ketamine Therapy. Now I Wish I'd Never Done It.
"Though the company claimed to be sorry for my experience, it did not take any responsibility for what happened."
- 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
- WHIO
Family sues Dayton Children’s and Children’s Services after twins removed from custody
A couple told News Center 7 investigators medically kidnapped their newborn babies and they are warning other parents it could happen to them too.