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HealthMay 29

JFK Airport to Begin Enhanced Ebola Screenings for Travelers from Affected Countries

John F. Kennedy International Airport will implement enhanced Ebola screenings for passengers arriving from outbreak-affected nations in Central and East Africa.

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HealthMar 5

Dentists Return £900m to NHS Over Two Years as Private Practice Increases

NHS dentists returned nearly £900 million in unused funding over two years, representing approximately one-seventh of allocated resources.

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HealthMay 28

Researchers Report Progress in Early Alzheimer's Diagnosis Methods

Scientists announce advances in blood tests and brain scans that could detect Alzheimer's disease years before symptoms appear.

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HealthMay 17

Study Shows Ancient Chinese Exercise May Lower Blood Pressure Effectively

New clinical trial finds baduanjin, a traditional Chinese exercise, could reduce blood pressure as effectively as some medications.

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HealthJun 9

Man accused in Charlotte train stabbing found incompetent for trial

Decarlos Brown Jr, charged with fatally stabbing Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on Charlotte light rail, ruled incompetent to stand trial.

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HealthApr 19

Research Links Loneliness to Memory Performance in Older Adults

New study finds loneliness affects baseline memory performance in older adults but may not accelerate cognitive decline over time.

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HealthMay 27

Insurer reverses denial of brain surgery for teen with severe epilepsy after media inquiry

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield changed its coverage policy for pediatric brain surgery after NBC News inquired about a denied claim for a 13-year-old with daily seizures.

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HealthMay 3

Report Criticizes Health Officials Over Vaccine Misinformation, Calls for Oversight

A report accuses Trump administration health officials of spreading vaccine misinformation and creating public trust crisis.

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HealthMay 15

Health Officials Report Disease Cases with Varying Public Risk Assessments

Health authorities are managing separate disease outbreaks while providing different assessments of transmission risks to the public.

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HealthApr 14

FDA Requests Additional Safety Data from Eli Lilly on Weight-Loss Drug Foundayo

The FDA is asking Eli Lilly to collect more safety information on its newly approved weight-loss pill Foundayo, including potential liver and heart risks.

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HealthApr 16

Woman in ICE detention hospitalized after delayed medical care, lawyer says

Hayam El Gamal was taken to emergency room after detention center allegedly delayed CT scan for weeks despite chest symptoms.

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HealthMay 3

Rising Healthcare Costs Impact Employee Benefits and Consumer Financial Planning

Increasing healthcare expenses are affecting workplace benefits and prompting consumers to navigate high-deductible insurance plans.

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HealthApr 1

CDC Pauses Testing for Rabies, Mpox and Other Infectious Diseases

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has temporarily halted diagnostic testing for multiple infectious diseases including rabies and mpox.

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HealthMay 14

US Education and Health Rankings Show Concerning Trends in National Performance

Recent assessments reveal declining academic performance among American students and a drop to 33rd place globally in health rankings.

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HealthMay 12

Study finds 7 million children live with loaded, unlocked guns at home

New research published in JAMA Network Open reveals millions of children have access to unsecured firearms in their households.

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