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HealthApr 8

Three Health Studies Examine Sleep, Student Athletics, and Dementia Risk Factors

Recent research explores connections between sleep patterns and heart health, student athletics and school attendance, and personality traits linked to dementia risk.

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HealthMay 7

L.A. County Reports High Naloxone Success Rate as Federal Operation Targets Drug Market

Los Angeles data shows 96% survival rate for overdose patients receiving naloxone, while federal agents arrest 18 in fentanyl crackdown.

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HealthMay 7

US Health Agencies Face Scrutiny Over Research Publication Controls

Scientists and doctors question extent of federal health agencies' control over public communications regarding vaccine and medical research.

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HealthApr 23

Man jailed for raping minors and deliberately infecting victims with HIV

Adam Hall has been sentenced to prison for rape and deliberately transmitting HIV to victims including boys aged 15 and 17.

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HealthMay 12

NHS Faces Rising Patient Complaints and Reports of Healthcare Worker Racism

NHS England recorded over 134,000 GP complaints last year while some trusts reported a 17% increase in racism incidents against staff.

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HealthApr 3

FDA recalls over 3.1 million eye drop bottles sold at major retailers

The FDA announced a recall of more than 3.1 million eye drop bottles sold at Walgreens, CVS, and other major retailers due to sterility concerns.

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HealthMay 15

Workers Face Reduced Benefits and Turn to Stress-Relief Products

Employees report declining workplace benefits while seeking alternative solutions like stress-relief supplements amid workplace pressures.

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HealthMay 17

Congressional Hemp Ban Could Disrupt Medicare CBD Reimbursement Pilot Program

A hemp ban passed by Congress in November may undermine a new Medicare pilot program that reimburses patients for hemp-derived products like CBD.

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HealthApr 2

Universities face pressure to remove names of Jeffrey Epstein associates from buildings

Student groups and activists are demanding universities rename buildings honoring donors with documented ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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HealthApr 2

CMS Proposes Nearly Flat Medicare Advantage Rate Update for 2027

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services proposed minimal rate increases for Medicare Advantage plans in 2027, potentially affecting benefits for 35 million seniors.

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HealthMay 11

Medical Groups Issue New Guidelines on Children's Physical Activity and Brain Health

Pediatricians emphasize recess benefits while researchers discover movement aids brain waste removal.

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HealthApr 7

Gilead to Acquire German Cancer Biotech Tubulis for Up to $5 Billion

Gilead Sciences announced plans to acquire German cancer drug developer Tubulis for up to $5 billion to strengthen its oncology pipeline.

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HealthApr 21

Dell Family Donates $750 Million to University of Texas at Austin for Medical Campus

Michael and Susan Dell announced a $750 million donation to UT Austin to establish a new medical campus.

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HealthMay 28

Studies Examine Workplace Conditions and Support for New Mothers in America

Research highlights challenges facing new mothers, from workplace lactation facilities to financial support programs.

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HealthMar 4

FDA Official Working to Hire Friend Who Seeks New Antidepressant Warnings

FDA's top drug regulator is working to hire a researcher seeking new pregnancy warnings on antidepressants, raising conflict of interest concerns.

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