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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. helped restore funding for vaccines in poor countries. The money had been cut off after a dispute. The Trump administration agreed to give the funds back. The vaccine group said it would change how it distributes vaccines.
A social media trend called 'cyclospora skinny' is spreading jokes about using a parasite for weight loss. But medical experts say this is not a good idea. They warn that the parasite, Cyclospora cayetanensis, causes a painful illness.
A young girl, the sister, thinks she knows how to help their mom. Their mom's health is getting worse very quickly. This sister has an idea for better care. The story says there is a big reason others do not use her idea.
A dead crow was found in California. Health officials say it signals a possible increase in West Nile virus. They call it a wake‑up call for residents to protect against mosquito bites. Experts urge people to remove standing water and use repellent.
Bryan Johnson, a tech entrepreneur known for extreme anti‑aging experiments, said he might have gone too far with his longevity quest. He made the comment on X after being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease this year. Johnson also said he has taken psychedelic mushrooms twice and is reconsidering his regimen.
Doctors in the U.S. are seeing more cases of measles, a disease that can be prevented by vaccines. They say a young child with measles was very scared and cried during treatment. The doctors blame the rise on parents who choose not to vaccinate their children. They urge families to get vaccines to protect kids and stop the outbreak.
A study found that adults 65 and older who take five or more prescription medicines each day have a higher chance of dying. Researchers looked at data from nearly 8,000 older adults collected between 1999 and 2016. The study was led by Dr. Alexander Chaitoff from the University of Michigan and published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
A 25‑year‑old woman has been dating her 26‑year‑old boyfriend Alec for almost a year. They often have dirty‑talk phone calls at least twice a week because they do not live together. Alec has decided to stop masturbating, a trend some men are trying. She worries this change will not work for her high sex drive.
A patient needs heart surgery. The surgeon has been missing for weeks after an 'Incident.' A nurse tells the patient that the doctor is very smart and talks well. The patient feels upset because people are ignoring the doctor's privacy.
Thunderbird Treatment Center is getting ready to open on Vashon Island. It will be a residential facility for people with substance use problems. The center will have space for many patients, making it the largest of its kind in King County. Staff are finishing preparations before the opening date.
Columnist Jordan Alam wrote in the Seattle Times about an unspoken issue in therapy. She calls it an "elephant in the room" that both clients and therapists avoid mentioning. This hidden topic can stop people from getting the help they need. The article suggests that talking about it could make therapy more effective.
Tanning is becoming popular again, especially among young adults. Social media posts show many people seeking a sun‑kissed look. Health experts warn that this trend increases the risk of skin damage and cancer.
Luxury resorts are adding activities that families can do together, like floating breakfasts and beach yoga. Armony Marival Resort & Spa is testing a full daily wellness program for parents and children. This changes the old pattern where each family member went to separate activities.
Experts reviewed over-the-counter products that can help fade scars. They said scars are permanent but their look can be made less noticeable. There are three main scar types: atrophic, hypertrophic, and keloids. Each type may need different treatments, which can be done at home or in a clinic.
We tested ten filtered showerheads so far. The tests show they really work. These showerheads clean water before it touches your skin. They remove chlorine, heavy metals, and other minerals.
Dr. Anthony Fauci gave an interview about pandemics and the criticism he faces. He said partisan opponents have attacked his work and science. Fauci warned that these attacks hurt the mental state of the country. He urged people to trust science and work together for future health crises.
In 2023, 17‑year‑old Connor Hilton shot and killed two teenage boys. He said his prescription acne medication made him act violently. The case is being examined in a "Post Mortem" segment of the CBS show 48 Hours. Correspondents Anne‑Marie Green and Tracy Smith discuss whether the drug could be a legal defense.
COVID-19 vaccines saved nearly 20 million lives in a year, study says
Experts say you can treat blackheads at home with skin care products. They warn that using blackhead extractors yourself can hurt your skin. Instead, they recommend gentle cleansers, exfoliants, and moisturizers. These methods can reduce blackheads safely.
NBC News reported on the most comfortable wide toe box shoes for 2026. These shoes have extra space in the front for the toes. Podiatrists say wide toe box shoes keep feet comfortable. They also help prevent bunions and corns.
NBC News published a list of the best shampoos for eliminating dandruff. The shampoos contain special ingredients that fight oils, yeast, itchiness, and flaking. Experts say these ingredients help control dandruff symptoms. The article aims to help readers choose effective products.
Sixth person dies in NYC Legionnaires’ disease outbreak
19 rushed to hospitals after mystery illness strikes DC-area military-style academy
Cycurion, a cybersecurity firm, won a $54.6 million contract from a state health agency. The contract will provide security services for the agency's health data systems. The deal lasts several years and aims to protect patient information. Cycurion said the work will start immediately.
Sicko stranger raped NYC nurse after breaking into her apartment — and will spend decades behind bars
Rosie O’Donnell breaks down exact Mounjaro dosage as she insists she’s ‘never’ had side effects
Jeana Keough, a former star of “Real Housewives of Orange County,” has been diagnosed with tongue cancer. She says a dentist’s mistake delayed her diagnosis, making treatment harder. Keough cannot speak now while she gets treatment. She told Page Six that her chance of being cured in the next five years is between 40 and 60 percent.
Peptides are a popular choice in wellness spas and clinics. They are sold with 'research-use-only' labels. People think peptides can help with sleep, healing, and fighting aging.
A man named Tyquan Johnson was born in a special way. He was without oxygen for over an hour, but he lived. Now, he is in trouble with the law. He was arrested in Virginia for shooting two people in Rhode Island.
Sara Gore works for NBC news. In April, she told people she had cancer while live on TV. Recently, she posted an update online. She said that she is now 'currently cancer free.' This means the cancer is not active right now.
Carly Simon is a singer. She has Parkinson's disease. Her symptoms were like arthritis. She had surgery and a long recovery.
