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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HealthMar 25
Health Officials Issue Farm Animal Safety Warning After Infection Outbreak
Health authorities advise against close contact with young farm animals following an outbreak that left dozens ill.
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HealthMay 29
Surgeon Struck Off Medical Register for Posing Extreme Risk to Public
Neil Hopper, an amputee surgeon, has been removed from the medical register after being deemed an extreme risk to public protection.
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HealthMay 29
Three People Die in Fall from Tower Block in London's Elephant and Castle
A man, woman and child were found dead after falling from a tower block in the Elephant and Castle area of London.
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HealthApr 24
Florida Surgeon Arrested in Connection with Wrong-Organ Removal Death
Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky was arrested over a year after allegedly removing the wrong organ from a patient who died during surgery.
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HealthMay 15
US Teenagers Getting Record-Low Amounts of Sleep, University Study Finds
A University of Minnesota study shows American teenagers are sleeping less than ever, with only 22% of older teens getting seven hours nightly.
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HealthMar 21
Meningitis cases in Kent rise to 34 as outbreak investigation continues
Health authorities report five additional meningitis cases in Kent, bringing total to 34, with Canterbury nightclub linked to outbreak.
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HealthMay 1
Crayola Toys Recalled Over Possible Asbestos Contamination
Government health officials have recalled Crayola toy products due to potential asbestos contamination, advising immediate discontinuation of use.
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HealthApr 18
Three Meningitis Cases Prompt Vaccine Offer to Young People in Weymouth
Health officials are offering MenB vaccines to young people after three meningitis cases were confirmed in Weymouth.
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HealthMay 14
London imam jailed for sexual assault using claims of supernatural healing powers
Abdul Halim Khan, a faith leader in Tower Hamlets, was convicted of sexually assaulting multiple women and girls over 11 years.
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HealthApr 6
US Faces Growing Dependence on China for Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Analysis highlights America's increasing reliance on Chinese pharmaceutical manufacturing as potential national security concern.
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HealthMay 14
Cancer Treatment Technologies Draw Interest from US Medical Centers
US cancer clinics are seeking access to experimental pancreatic cancer treatments, including targeted drug delivery systems.
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HealthMar 18
Meningitis outbreak declared national incident with 15 cases, 2 deaths
Health authorities have declared a national incident following a meningitis outbreak with 15 confirmed cases requiring hospitalization and two reported deaths.
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HealthMar 13
Plastic Surgeon Discusses Patient Death Following Tummy Tuck Procedure
A Cincinnati plastic surgeon said a tummy tuck procedure on a TikTok content creator initially went smoothly before the patient's death.
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HealthMar 29
US abortion rate remains stable despite state bans, report finds
New data shows abortion rates holding steady in the US as patients increasingly use telehealth and cross-state travel to access services.
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