HealthJun 4
Scientists Identify Proteins That May Signal Lung Cancer Risk
Researchers have discovered proteins that could indicate increased lung cancer risk and identified a drug that might reduce tumor development odds.
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HealthMay 28
UK advisors recommend prostate cancer screening for high-risk men only
UK health advisors say prostate cancer screening should be limited to men with genetic variants and family history.
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HealthMay 28
US Ebola Response Efforts Face Funding and Screening Challenges
Federal authorities have implemented enhanced Ebola screening procedures while research groups face funding cuts affecting outbreak response capabilities.
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HealthMay 21
Study Suggests GLP-1 Drugs May Reduce Cancer Progression Risk
New research indicates GLP-1 medications may be associated with lower cancer progression rates, findings to be presented at major oncology conference.
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HealthApr 22
UK Parliament Passes Smoking Ban for Those Born After 2009
New UK legislation will prohibit anyone born after January 1, 2009 from purchasing tobacco products, aiming to create a smoke-free generation.
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HealthMay 12
BBC Investigation Highlights Concerns Over Baby Sleep Advice and Maternity Care
BBC investigation reveals sleep experts giving advice contrary to NHS guidelines while couple shares stillbirth experience ahead of maternity review.
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HealthApr 25
Texas Camp That Saw Fatal Flooding Faces Licensing Issues for Reopening
Camp Mystic in Texas has not met state health and safety requirements needed to reopen after deadly flooding last year killed 27 people.
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HealthMay 11
NHS to Grant Palantir Contractors 'Unlimited Access' to Patient Data
Britain's National Health Service will provide Palantir contractors with extensive access to patient data, according to Financial Times reporting.
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HealthMay 30
Postpartum depression rates double in US, affecting nearly 1 in 5 new mothers
Study finds postpartum depression rates rose from 9.4% to 19% between 2010-2021, with experts emphasizing need for better recognition and treatment.
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HealthJun 14
Health Policy Experts Propose Medicare Reforms for Nutrition Programs and Fraud Prevention
Two policy proposals address Medicare improvements through medically tailored meal coverage and enhanced fraud prevention measures.
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HealthMay 12
Health Experts Debate Cholesterol Testing Methods and Dietary Fat Guidelines
Medical professionals are discussing improved cholesterol testing approaches while debating new dietary guidelines on saturated fats.
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HealthMay 30
UnitedHealthcare to Remove Prior Authorization for Most Pediatric Services
UnitedHealthcare announced it will eliminate two-thirds of prior authorization requirements for members under 18 by year's end.
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HealthMay 29
US Adult Cigarette Smoking Rate Falls to Record Low of 9%
The cigarette smoking rate among U.S. adults dropped to 9% in 2025, marking another all-time low according to new CDC survey data.
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HealthJun 2
WHO reports suspected Ebola cases drop to 116 after hundreds ruled out
The World Health Organization announced that suspected Ebola cases have decreased to 116 after hundreds of potential cases were ruled out.
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HealthJun 2
Studies Examine Cancer Benefits of Weight Loss and Treatment Drugs
Research suggests GLP-1 weight loss drugs may reduce breast cancer risk, while another study shows improved pancreatic cancer survival rates.
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