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Man, 110, still drives his car every day, lives on his own
He’s been able to avoid major diseases and has a fit mind and body. “I’ve been very, very, very lucky in my lifetime,” he says.
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As bird flu spreads in the US, is it safe to eat eggs? What to know about the risk to humans
Bird flu has spread to dairy cows in multiple states and one person in Texas. Here’s what to know about transmission, symptoms and food risks.
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‘I'm dying, you're not': Those terminally ill ask more states to legalize physician-assisted death
Lawmakers in at least 12 states are debating bills that would legalize physician-assisted death. The laws would allow terminally ill patients under specified conditions to end their lives with a doctor’s help.
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US measles cases are up in 2024. What's driving the increase?
There have been 17 times as many U.S. measles cases in the first three months of this year compared with the average number seen in the first three months of the previous three years.
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Which cooking oil is healthiest? Dietitian shares no. 1 pick and ones to avoid
Cooking oils are a kitchen staple. Which type of oil has the most health benefits? Dietitians share the healthiest oils to cook with and oils to avoid.
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ALS drug will be pulled from US market after study showed patients didn't benefit
Amylyx said last month it was considering pulling its drug Relyvrio after a clinical trial in 600 patients failed to show any improvements in survival or other health measures.
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‘It's surreal': North Texas doctor returns from Gaza medical mission
A North Texas doctor shares his memories after returning home from a Gaza medical mission.
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Lawsuit alleges New York doctor died of allergic reaction after eating at Disney World restaurant
The husband of a New York doctor accuses Disney World and a restaurant where she ate of negligence in a lawsuit alleging that she died of an allergic reaction.
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HIV/AIDS activist Hydeia Broadbent, known for her inspirational talks as a young child, dies at 39
A prominent HIV/AIDS activist known for her inspirational talks in the 1990s as a young child to reduce the stigma surrounding the virus she was born with has died.
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Revolutionizing the Recovery Process for Plastic Surgeries
For patients undergoing surgery, the recovery process is often a top concern, as many people worry about factors such as discomfort or how long it will take them to return to their normal lives.
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NBA champion, ‘Survivor' contestant Scot Pollard receives heart transplant
NBA champion and “Survivor” contestant Scot Pollard has had a heart transplant, his wife said on social media on Friday night.
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First death from ‘Alaskapox' identified as elderly Alaska man
Alaska state health officials say an elderly man has died from Alaskapox. It’s the first known fatality from the recently discovered virus.
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Love Your Heart Health Fair
Take charge of your heart health! Join TrueCare’s family-friendly ‘Love Your Heart Health Fair’, in partnership with the County of San Diego and Live Well San Diego. Don’t miss out on these other offerings during the health fair: Saturday, February 24 9am – 12 noon at TrueCare San Marcos 150 Valpreda Rd, San Marcos, CA 92069 For additional information, click here!
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Derek Hough's wife Hayley Erbert shares emotional health update
The 29-year-old dancer took to Instagram to share a candid video of the pair opening about her recent health complications after suffering from a cranial hematoma in early December.
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FDA issues new warning about supplements containing tianeptine
The Food and Drug Administration issued a new warning late Tuesday about supplements that contain the ingredient tianeptine, commonly known as “gas station heroin.”
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San Diego will be 1 of the first cities to use new treatment for Alzheimer's disease
The FDA has approved Leqembi, a new 18-month treatment for Alzheimer’s disease and San Diego will be one of the world’s first cities to try it.
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More adults sought help for ADHD during pandemic, contributing to drug shortages
Prescriptions for ADHD treatments surged among adults during the COVID-19 pandemic, helping to fuel lingering shortages that are frustrating parents and doctors.
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CNN's Sara Sidner reveals she has stage 3 breast cancer in emotional segment
CNN anchor Sara Sidner shared the news about her stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis with a poignant and emotional reflection about life.
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US seizes more illegal e-cigarettes, but thousands of new ones are launching
U.S. officials are seizing more shipments of unauthorized electronic cigarettes. But industry data shows thousands of new flavored products continue pouring into the country from China.
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Why we say ‘bless you' when someone sneezes
Hearing the phrase is common in the United States, but why? And what do other countries say when someone sneezes?