HealthMar 22
Six Injured in Floor Collapse at New Hampshire Wedding Venue
A floor collapsed at a wedding venue in Tamworth, New Hampshire on Saturday, sending six people to the hospital.
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HealthMar 23
Two Separate Federal Law Enforcement Operations Result in Major Arrests in California
Authorities conducted two unrelated operations in California, arresting nine suspects in a cargo theft case and charging one individual in a Medicare fraud scheme.
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HealthMar 7
Respiratory Virus HMPV Spreads Across West Coast, Health Officials Monitor Outbreak
Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is spreading through western states, with wastewater data showing elevated levels in Northern California.
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HealthMar 14
Medicare Chief Dr. Oz Vows Crackdown on Hospice Fraud Following CBS Investigation
Dr. Mehmet Oz, head of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, pledged to combat hospice fraud after CBS News investigation revealed red flags in LA County hospices.
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HealthApr 2
Arizona man charged with murder after allegedly killing parents, calling 911 to confess
Jonathan Turk, 29, faces murder charges after allegedly killing his parents with a hammer and knife, then calling 911 to confess to the crimes.
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HealthMar 6
Weight-loss drugs may reduce heart attack complications, new research suggests
New research indicates GLP-1 medications like Ozempic could help prevent heart complications by improving blood vessel function after heart attacks.
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HealthMar 13
Lawsuit Filed Against David Protein Over Alleged Calorie Mislabeling
A lawsuit alleges David Protein bars contain more calories and fat than listed on nutrition labels, which the company disputes.
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HealthMar 21
Japanese Researchers Develop Oral Insulin Pills for Diabetes Treatment
Scientists in Japan created oral insulin pills that successfully lowered blood sugar in diabetic mice during laboratory testing.
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HealthMar 26
Study Finds Cutting Sweet Foods May Not Reduce Sugar Cravings
New research challenges conventional wisdom that eliminating sweets from diet reduces cravings for sugar.
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HealthMar 5
Rabies Death Prompts Review of Disease Notification Period, Inquest Hears
An inquest into Yvonne Ford's rabies death reveals diagnostic challenges and calls for policy changes to prevent similar cases.
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HealthMar 11
Police officer admits mistakes before Nottingham killer's triple murder spree
A police officer acknowledged errors at a public inquiry into failures before Valdo Calocane killed three people in Nottingham.
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HealthMar 8
Study Finds Teens Getting Less Sleep, Technology Not Primary Factor
New research shows nearly a quarter of teens sleep five hours or less nightly, with majority getting under eight hours despite screens not being main cause.
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HealthMar 13
EPA Proposes to Ease Emissions Standards for Ethylene Oxide from Sterilizer Plants
The Trump administration's EPA announced a proposed rule Friday to loosen requirements for sterilizer plants that emit ethylene oxide.
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HealthMar 10
Oysters, clams recalled in 9 states over potential norovirus contamination
Raw oysters and clams harvested in Washington state between Feb. 13-March 3 have been recalled due to possible norovirus contamination, affecting nine states.
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HealthMar 12
Long Island Police Solve 1971 Murder Case Using DNA Evidence
Nassau County police identified Thomas Generazio as the killer of Barbara Waldman in a 1971 home invasion murder, clearing the victim's father of suspicion.
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