HealthJun 6
Johnson & Johnson wins talc cancer lawsuit in California court
Johnson & Johnson successfully defended against allegations that its talc products caused cancer in three women.
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HealthApr 19
HiPP Baby Food Jars Recalled in Austria Amid Contamination Investigation
Austrian authorities are investigating potential criminal tampering of HiPP baby food jars sold at Spar stores.
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HealthApr 3
EPA Adds Microplastics to Water Contaminant Watch List as HHS Launches Health Study
The EPA has added microplastics to its drinking water contaminant candidate list while HHS announced a national study on microplastics' health effects.
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HealthMay 22
Health Experts Criticize Administration's Ebola, Hantavirus Quarantine Measures
Public health experts say current quarantine orders for Ebola and hantavirus exceed necessary prevention measures.
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HealthMay 12
BBC Investigation Highlights Concerns Over Baby Sleep Advice and Maternity Care
BBC investigation reveals sleep experts giving advice contrary to NHS guidelines while couple shares stillbirth experience ahead of maternity review.
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HealthJun 12
Three Infectious Disease Developments Highlight Ongoing Public Health Challenges
Separate health incidents involving measles drug development, Ebola testing in DRC, and hantavirus symptoms at a California prison underscore infectious disease concerns.
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HealthMay 11
NHS to Grant Palantir Contractors 'Unlimited Access' to Patient Data
Britain's National Health Service will provide Palantir contractors with extensive access to patient data, according to Financial Times reporting.
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HealthMar 6
Two young girls found dead in suitcases in Cleveland were half-sisters, coroner says
Two young Black girls discovered dead in buried suitcases in Cleveland have been identified as half-sisters by the medical examiner's office.
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HealthJun 14
Telehealth Companies Shape Insurance Coverage for Obesity Medications
Telehealth providers are playing an increasingly important role in determining how employers cover expensive obesity drugs through insurance plans.
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HealthJun 7
Health and Social Issues Affecting Women Highlighted in Recent Reports
Multiple reports examine different challenges facing women, from mental health care access to domestic violence and long-term care planning.
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HealthApr 9
Teen Birth Rates Hit Historic Low as U.S. Fertility Continues Decline
Teen birth rates reached another record low in 2023 as overall U.S. fertility rates continue their downward trend since 2007.
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HealthApr 20
Two Separate Stories: Trump Executive Order on Psychedelics, Kratom Debate Continues
President Trump signed an executive order on psychedelic research while separate discussions continue around kratom's medical uses and safety concerns.
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HealthJun 13
New World Screwworm Returns to US, Prompts Emergency Pet Medication Authorization
The parasitic New World screwworm has reemerged in the United States after being eradicated decades ago, with officials authorizing emergency pet treatments.
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HealthMay 20
NHS to trial alternatives to GP-issued sick notes in employment scheme
The NHS will test new systems to replace traditional GP-issued fit notes as part of government efforts to help people return to work.
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HealthMay 12
Health Experts Debate Cholesterol Testing Methods and Dietary Fat Guidelines
Medical professionals are discussing improved cholesterol testing approaches while debating new dietary guidelines on saturated fats.
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