HealthMar 21
Multiple Health and Technology Security Concerns Affect Consumers
Various reports highlight ongoing challenges with health insurance communication, cybersecurity threats, and medical costs facing American consumers.
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HealthMar 6
Two young girls found dead in suitcases in Cleveland were half-sisters, coroner says
Two young Black girls discovered dead in buried suitcases in Cleveland have been identified as half-sisters by the medical examiner's office.
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HealthApr 1
Study Links Plastic Chemicals to Newborn Deaths and Premature Births
Research published in eClinicalMedicine found two common plastic chemicals associated with increased rates of infant mortality and preterm delivery.
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HealthMar 28
Suspect in Loyola University student murder attends court hearing from hospital
Jose Medina-Medina attended a detention hearing from the hospital regarding the murder of Loyola University Chicago freshman Sheridan Gorman.
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HealthMar 31
West Virginia passes insurance reform bill after cancer patient's death
West Virginia enacted legislation targeting insurance prior authorization practices following Eric Tennant's death after his cancer treatment was delayed by coverage denials.
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HealthMar 31
Study Examines High-Dose Vitamin B3 as Potential Glioblastoma Treatment
Research suggests high-dose niacin therapy may slow progression of aggressive brain cancer, with 82% of patients stable after six months.
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HealthMar 17
Federal Judge Blocks Kennedy's Changes to Childhood Vaccine Recommendations
A federal judge temporarily halted Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s cuts to childhood vaccine recommendations and his reconstitution of a key advisory committee.
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HealthMar 16
First Case of Severe Mpox Strain Detected in New York City
NYC health officials confirmed the first known case of mpox clade I in a person who had recently traveled internationally.
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HealthMar 29
Health Secretary Kennedy Proposes Expanding Access to Restricted Peptide Drugs
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. indicates plans to make available approximately 14 injectable peptide drugs currently restricted by FDA.
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HealthMar 21
Meningitis cases in Kent rise to 34 as outbreak investigation continues
Health authorities report five additional meningitis cases in Kent, bringing total to 34, with Canterbury nightclub linked to outbreak.
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HealthMar 31
Seven families claim wrong donor material used at Northern Cyprus IVF clinic
Parents of seven children believe incorrect sperm or egg donors were used during fertility treatments at an IVF clinic in Northern Cyprus.
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HealthMar 9
Military Personnel with Havana Syndrome Seek Recognition, Lab Tests Device
U.S. military personnel affected by Havana Syndrome are seeking government recognition while reports emerge of lab testing on a potential related device.
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HealthMar 29
Study Suggests 'Mentally Active' Sitting May Help Reduce Dementia Risk
New research indicates that engaging in mentally stimulating activities while sitting may help counteract sedentary behavior's link to dementia risk factors.
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HealthApr 1
FDA Approves Treatment for Rare Hunter Syndrome Affecting 500 Americans
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug treatment for Hunter syndrome, a rare progressive genetic disease.
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HealthMar 23
Health Screening Access Issues Emerge Across Demographics and Regions
Multiple health challenges affecting different populations highlight gaps in disease prevention and healthcare access.
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