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Health news • Aug 03

16-year-old free from dairy allergy after experimental treatment

A groundbreaking new treatment could help millions of Americans who are allergic to dairy. Sixteen-year-old Julian, who received the experimental treatment,...

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Health news • Aug 03

Study of lung immune cells uncovers roots of autoimmune disease

A massive analysis of immune cells in human tissue is yielding clues to the root cause of lung and autoimmune diseases. In a new Nature Immunology study,...

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Health news • Aug 03

This Tiny Organ Plays a Far More Profound Role in Human Longevity Than We Realized, Study Finds

A small organ located in the upper chest has been plagued by an identity crisis for decades now. The thymus, which plays a crucial role in early life in...

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Health news • Aug 03

Clues showing how breastmilk helps protect babies found by researchers

A study from QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute has revealed clues into how a protein in breastmilk helps protect against potentially deadly...

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Health news • Aug 03

Ebola outbreak in DR Congo now second-deadliest in history

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is entering its third month as the second-deadliest in history and the largest Ebola...

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Health news • Aug 03

No link between MMR vaccination before age 2 and autism, large US study suggests

A national retrospective cohort study of more than 2.5 million children found no association between receiving the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine...

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Health news • Aug 03

A preventive neurologist shares 2 overlooked dementia risk factors

A preventive neurologist said hearing and vision loss are associated with a higher risk of dementia and cognitive decline.

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Health news • Aug 03

How poor countries are dealing with America’s AIDS cuts

DON'T PUT all your eggs in one basket. That was the lesson learned by the world's AIDS establishment on January 20th 2025. Since 2011 America's share of...

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Health news • Aug 03

GLP-1 use tied to obesity decline, but doctors warn of alarming misuse

More than 10% of American adults now use GLP-1 medication for weight loss, but doctors warn that usage still needs to be carefully made...

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Health news • Aug 03

3 sun-safety mistakes you didn’t know you were making

Think you're playing it safe in the sun? Make sure you're not making these common sun mistakes that can increase skin cancer risk:.

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Health news • Aug 03

The Best Snack to Eat After a Long Walk (Hint: It’s Not a Protein Bar)

Just revved up your appetite after going for a long walk? Dietitians share the best food to eat, and hint: it's not a protein bar.

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Health news • Aug 03

Kansas mother went camping at Cheney Lake. Then a swarm of 15 spiders left her fighting for her life: 'Felt like being stabbed'

A mother of four from Goddard, Kansas, is fighting for her life after a cluster of spiders bit her during a family camping trip. Britagne Miller was swarmed...

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Health news • Aug 03

What to know about 'rabbit fever' amid 3 probable cases reported in New York

New York health officials are reporting at least three probable cases of a rare bacterial illness on Long Island called tularemia or "rabbit fever.

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Health news • Aug 03

Liquid Fluoride Can Stop Cavities Without Drilling, Major Trial Finds

Children who had liquid fluoride applied directly to their teeth were less likely to experience further teeth decay.

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Health news • Aug 03

Mom-Of-Four Attacked By Spiders Biting Her Whole Body On Camping Trip, Now Fighting For Her Life In Hospital

They gave me three days up to a month to live,” said the woman. Creepy World, Curiosities.

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Health news • Aug 03

Could Eating Less Protein Help You Age Better and Live Longer?

More protein might not be beneficial for everyone, researchers say, as studies suggest protein restriction could boost longevity and health.

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Health news • Aug 03

Column | What to know about cancer risk if it runs in your family

When multiple family members are diagnosed with cancer, it's normal to wonder what that means for your risk. An oncologist explains.

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Health news • Aug 03

Rare & untreatable Bourbon virus was first identified in KS. How to protect yourself

New York's first confirmed case of Bourbon virus — and the story of the man who survived it — is bringing national attention to a rare tick-borne virus that...

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Health news • Aug 03

The once-weekly workout that burns nearly as much fat as exercising 3 times a week

One workout a week may be just as effective to burn belly fat as three spread throughout the week, according to one study.

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Health news • Aug 03

Biblical disease feared for centuries has reached Ohio in 2026

(This story has been updated to add a new video.) Leprosy, also known as Hansen's disease, may sound like a disease from the history books, but Ohio has...

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