Sumner County high school student critically injured by falling tree to be taken off of life support
Sumner County high school student critically injured by falling tree to be taken off of life support.
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- HuffPost Life
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The experts on gas, bloating, colon cancer and other digestive issues share what they avoid themselves.
- AFP
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Ludwig van Beethoven died in Vienna nearly 200 years ago after a lifetime of composing some of the most influential works in classical music.- 'Acute illness' - Beethoven, who was born in Bonn in 1770 and died in 1827, battled gastrointestinal problems at various times of his life as well as jaundice.
- HuffPost Life
The 4 Biggest Early Warning Signs Before A Heart Attack
In the weeks leading up to a cardiac event, many people report similar symptoms.
- The Hill
Rand Paul: ‘I wouldn’t vaccinate my children’
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) in a Thursday interview on The Hill’s Rising said he wouldn’t vaccinate his own children for COVID-19 out of concerns about the risk of heart inflammation. Paul, a vocal critic of pandemic policies who frequently battled with former White House adviser Anthony Fauci during the Trump and Biden administrations, said the…
- Fox News
Is Parkinson’s disease, 'world’s fastest growing brain disease,’ mostly preventable? Study offers clues
New research published in the Journal of Parkinson's disease suggests the harmful effects of a colorless chemical, trichloroethylene (TCE), may be linked to Parkinson's; more work is needed.
- INSIDER
4 women were told they had stress, anxiety or fatigue. It turned out to be a serious heart issue.
Women spoke with Insider about how their heart issues were overlooked because they or their doctors dismissed the symptoms.
- WFXT
‘Don’t let me die’: Lynn woman describes helping boy who was shot several times in broad daylight
Police say the boy was riding a moped when a drive-by gunman opened fire.
- INSIDER
Frozen strawberries linked to a Hepatitis outbreak have been recalled. The reason is gross — and might be unavoidable.
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- WLS – Chicago
2 injured, 1 critically, when SUV hits tree on NW Side: CPD
Chicago police said the 23-year-old driver was critically injured in the incident.
- CBS News
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- Verywell Health
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Physicians may prescribe type 2 diabetes drugs to lower blood sugar levels and promote weight loss in patients who meet specific criteria. While using type 2 diabetes drugs off-label for weight loss can be extremely effective, they are generally not recommended for people who are not overweight or living with obesity. Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro are all drugs that can be used to treat type 2 diabetes.
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Just 11 Minutes of Exercise Each Day May Reduce Risk of Early Death, Study Shows
Just 11 minutes of exercise each day can help people avoid an early death, and help prevent heart disease, stroke, and some cancers. Benefits increased with time spent exercising, with 150 weekly minutes, or 30 daily minutes showing even greater results. If 150 minutes of exercise each week seems daunting, even small amounts of movement can improve health outcomes.
- NewMediaWire
Exercise therapy is safe, may improve quality of life for many people with heart failure
Statement Highlights: A new scientific statement indicates supervised exercise therapy may help improve symptoms for people with one of the most common types of heart failure, known as heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF), in which...
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East Asians more likely to have stomach cancer due to lower alcohol tolerance, study finds
East Asians are more likely to develop a rare type of stomach cancer due to a genetic predisposition to lower alcohol tolerance, a new study has revealed. A group of international researchers collected and analyzed 1,457 gastric cancer genome samples from patients in Japan, South Korea, China, Singapore and the U.S. for the study. With the world’s largest pool of such cell samples at hand, they found an association between alcohol consumption and diffuse gastric cancer.
- Good Morning America
Invasive group A strep on the rise in parts of the US: What to know
Cases of invasive group A strep infections, which can cause severe illness and be deadly, remain elevated in some parts of the country, officials warned Wednesday. In a statement to ABC News, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that "preliminary" data from 2023 suggests cases have remained elevated above pre-pandemic levels in some areas of the U.S. This follows confirmed reports that five children have died of invasive Strep A so far this year in Illinois.
- People
Cancer Survivor Welcomes Identical Twins After Her Ovaries Were Removed During Treatment
Shelly Battista gave birth to twin girls Nina and Margot on Dec. 9, 2022 — exactly two years after she was told she is cancer-free
- TODAY
Colon Cancer is rising in young adults: Know these symptoms
Colorectal cancer rates in people under 55 are increasing and it's more advanced. Experts are unsure why, but think diet, exercise and environment play a role.
- INSIDER
Doctors didn't see 'any red flags' in a 35 year-old man's intense chest pain. He later collapsed from a cardiac arrest while playing hockey.
Three medical professionals who also happened to be playing hockey that day took turns performing CPR to save the man's life.
- The Telegraph
Deadly Marburg virus detected in Tanzania for the first time
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