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Kerry Breen, Margaret Brennan, Dr. Céline Gounder

FDA official, without providing data, claims link between COVID-19 vaccines and pediatric deaths - CBS News

Dr. Vinay Prasad, the director of the FDA's vaccine division, did not provide data to back the claim in a memo sent to staff.

Saturday, November 29

TOI Lifestyle Desk

Immunologist shares 9 supplements for slow ageing and stronger immunity - The Times of India

Immunologist Dr. Jenna Macciochi suggests nine supplements to support healthier, slower aging and boost energy. This regimen focuses on strengthening

Saturday, November 29

People's Pharmacy

People’s Pharmacy: I went through 10 years of menopause hell before my physician prescribed this - OregonLive.com

The Food and Drug Administration recently announced that it would be removing the black box safety warnings on hormone therapy.

Saturday, November 29

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For Registrar Craig Olive And His Family, Alzheimer’s Hits Close To Home - JoCo Report

November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month JOHNSTON COUNTY – For Johnston County Registrar of Deeds Craig Olive and his blended family, Alzheimer’s disease is personal. He and his kin have seen the disease ravage parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts and uncles…

Saturday, November 29

Kerry Breen

A toddler was given just 3 years to live after his mom noticed worrying symptoms. He proved everyone wrong. - CBS News

Meghan Jenkins' son was 2 years old when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2021. His prognosis was grim, but aggressive treatment saved his life.

Saturday, November 29

The Wall Street Journal

When Illness Upends Retirement Plans - The Wall Street Journal

Saturday, November 29

Michael Irving

Your Poop Schedule Says a Lot About Your Overall Health, Study Shows - ScienceAlert

"How often do you poop?" might sound like a very personal question, but your answer could reveal quite a lot about your overall health.

Saturday, November 29

Jackie Roman | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Clinical trial in N.J. gives patients with incurable cancer a new chance at life - NJ.com

Six out of ten patients in the trial saw substantial tumor shrinkage.

Saturday, November 29

Allyson Chiu

The common vaccines that can prevent chronic disease or some cancers - The Washington Post

In addition to cancer, a growing body of research has shown that vaccines can reduce the risk of developing dementia and heart conditions.

Saturday, November 29

Adrija Dey

Kolkata cardiologist explains why your heart may be ‘beating too slowly’; shares 5 warning signs of bradycardia | Health - Hindustan Times

Bradycardia, a slow heartbeat under 60 bpm, can signal health concerns. Cardiologist Dr Kumar highlights risk factors, such as age and existing conditions. | Health

Saturday, November 29

TOI Lifestyle Desk

How freezing your bread makes it healthier for blood sugar control and gut health - The Times of India

Freezing bread transforms its starch structure, creating resistant starch that digests slowly, much like fiber. This process leads to steadier blood s

Saturday, November 29

Katharine Lang

Prediabetes may be most easily reversible in the first 2 years - Medical News Today

To reverse prediabetes, it is important to act in the first 2 years from diagnosis, a study from India suggests.

Saturday, November 29

Stabroek News

HIV cases locally, regionally on the rise - Stabroek News

-Health Minister urges persons to get tested Given the rise in HIV cases, Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony, yesterday appealed to persons to know

Saturday, November 29

Zayda Slabbekoorn

If You Notice These 11 Things In Someone's Car, They're Likely Under Serious Stress - YourTango

The state of someone's vehicle explains a lot about their mental state of mind. So, if you notice these 11 things in someone's car, they're likely under serious stress.

Saturday, November 29

AI Finally Takes On a Century-Old Cancer Mystery - SciTechDaily

EMBL researchers have created a new AI tool that uses a “molecular laser tag” approach to identify cells capable of revealing the earliest origins of cancer. The human body depends on accurate genetic instructions to keep its cells working properly. Cancer be…

Saturday, November 29