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I'm a Cardiologist. Here Are 8 Foods I'll Never Eat
Hippocrates famously said, “Let food be thy medicine” and that applies to heart health: Diet is incredibly important.
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Massachusetts Family Doctor Had Hidden Cameras, Thousands of Child Sex Abuse Images, Feds Say
A Massachusetts family doctor was arrested for allegedly recording and possessing child sex abuse images, including on a hidden camera designed to look like a bracelet, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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Here's Why You Should Start Taking Seasonal Allergy Meds Sooner Than You Think
Don’t wait until spring to get the upper hand on your allergy symptoms
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The Fate of America's Largest Supply of Helium Is Up in the Air
For more than a year, the fate of the Federal Helium Reserve, one of the world’s largest and most dependable suppliers of helium, has been uncertain.
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Amazon Launches Rx Subscription Service for Prime Members
Amazon is adding a prescription drug discount program to its growing health care business.
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Over-the-Counter and Prescription Drug Shortage Likely to Continue in San Diego
The shortage is primarily due to increased demand, which comes after a fall that saw a spike in respiratory illnesses like Influenza, RSV and COVID-19.
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Over-the-Counter and Prescription Drug Shortage Likely to Continue in San Diego
The shortage of life-saving medication seems to be getting worse, NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.
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CVS and Walgreens Plan to Sell Abortion Pill Mifepristone at Pharmacies After FDA Rule Change
Mifepristone has become a central flashpoint in the political battle over abortion at the state level in the wake of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Scientists Discover What Allows Glass Frogs to Become Transparent
A species of glass frogs found in South and Central America has the rare ability to turn on and off its transparent appearance.
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Growing Evidence Shows Over-the-Counter Cold Medicine Doesn't Really Work
When you or your kids get a stuffy nose, there’s likely an over-the-counter cold medicine you turn to. But several doctors and pharmacists say there is growing evidence they don’t really work.
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ALS Patients Pushed to Get an Experimental Drug Approved. Now They're Up Against a $158,000 a Year Price Tag
Patients say the eye-popping price tag set by the drugmaker is fueling insurance delays or denials, and sometimes exorbitant out-of-pocket expenses.
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Jake Tapper's Teen Daughter Details Scary Health Journey After Misdiagnosis
Jake Tapper’s 15-year-old daughter Alice wrote a powerful article for CNN detailing how a medical misdiagnosis almost cost her her life.
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Understanding the Six Types of Heart Disease
While you should be keeping tabs on your health year-round, it’s particularly important to on top of your heart health during the winter months given that Americans are up to 30 percent more likely to have a heart attack during the colder months of the year.
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Federal Health Officials Report Shortage of Widely Used Antibiotic
The department also listed a shortage for an oral powder. Amoxicillin is available in chewable tablets or capsules.
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The World is Running Out of Helium, Worrying Doctors
Strange as it sounds, the lighter-than-air element that gives balloons their buoyancy also powers the vital medical diagnostic machines. An MRI can’t function without some 2,000 liters of ultra-cold liquid helium keeping its magnets cool enough to work.
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Body Position Makes ‘Tremendous Impact' in How Fast Medicine Kicks In, Study Finds
Whether someone is sitting, standing or lying on their side when swallowing pills can make a major difference in the amount of time it takes for the medicine to start working, Maryland scientists say. A team of researchers at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore found that there is actually a science to posture and taking medication. “It really kind of…
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Doctors Say Renaming Low-Grade Prostate Cancer Could Lead to Better Treatment Choices
Changing the name could lead more low-risk patients to skip unnecessary surgery and radiation
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Next Decade Will Transform Health Care More Than Past Century: Johnson & Johnson CEO
Johnson & Johnson’s new CEO Joaquin Duato says in his first interview that AI in medicine will lead to innovations including real-time surgery decisions.
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AstraZeneca Takes Stake in a Start-Up That Helps Doctors Conduct Clinical Trials Virtually
AstraZeneca has taken a roughly £25 million ($33 million) stake in U.K. health start-up Huma, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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The 30-Year-Old Female Founder at the Forefront of a Billion-Dollar Bet on CRISPR Gene Editing
Nathan Chen’s sister Janice co-founded Mammoth Biosciences while watching her brother skate in the Olympics. Her plan: get the CRISPR start-up to $100 billion.