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Health news • Jul 31

Health officials warn public after rabies cases in SC

Two rabid animals have been confirmed in South Carolina, and health officials say two people have been exposed.

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Health news • Jul 31

3 People Exposed to Rabid Bat in New Hartford

A bat found in New Hartford has tested positive for rabies.

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Health news • Jul 31

Finish the fight against HIV/AIDS

The US didn't just help lead the fight against HIV/AIDS, the US fueled it. Millions are alive today because of US efforts to prioritize testing, treatment,...

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Health news • Jul 31

Many People Eat Too Much Protein, Researcher Warns—Here’s Why It Could Age You

Researchers find cutting protein could slow aging for most adults who are not regularly exercising.

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Health news • Jul 31

Is it legal for Pittsburgh landlords to hike your rent this much?

In Allegheny County, landlords can boost rent with no legal cap, and Pittsburgh prices jumped about 3% in a year, adding roughly $40–$45.

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Health news • Jul 31

Vile flea-borne vomiting illness hits LA neighborhood as urgent warning issued

A major outbreak of flea-borne typhus is being investigated in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Pico-Union as cases continue to rise across the broader...

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Health news • Jul 31

Vile flea-borne vomiting illness hits LA neighborhood as urgent warning issued

A major outbreak of flea-borne typhus is being investigated in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Pico-Union as cases continue to rise across the broader...

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Health news • Jul 31

On the island of Sardinia there's a cheese so extreme it's been outlawed across Europe — a pecorino deliberately left open for flies to lay their eggs in, so that by the time it reaches the table it's alive with thousands of tiny maggots, eaten while they're still squir

A Sardinian delicacy so controversial that Europe banned it—yet locals still risk fines to eat cheese that moves on its own.

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Health news • Jul 31

Cannabinoid pathways may offer targets for kidney disease as CKD affects 850 million people

Approximately 850 million people globally (9.1% of the world's population) have chronic kidney disease (CKD). The number of affected individuals has grown...

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Health news • Jul 31

Consuming less protein could have greater health benefits and extend lifespan

Protein-fortified foods are popping up everywhere, from cereal and coffee to even protein water. But a new review covering over 350 papers on protein...

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Health news • Jul 31

14 new measles cases in Lancaster County since Monday

For the second week in a row, the number of people in Lancaster County sickened with measles has risen by 14 in a four-day span.

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Health news • Jul 31

'Rabbit fever' warning in Suffolk after 3 cases of tick-borne tularemia

Suffolk County health officials said Thursday they were aware of three probable cases of tularemia, a rare but serious illness that can be transmitted to...

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Health news • Jul 31

Measles outbreak intensifies across Pennsylvania

With thousands of Pennsylvania students about to embark on another school year, the measles outbreak is intensifying at a remarkable rate, spreading to two...

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Health news • Jul 31

Why reaction-time training should be part of your exercise routine as you get older

Reaction time's decline can impact everything \u2014 including whether you catch yourself before a fall and how sharply your brain processes the world...

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Health news • Jul 31

Scientists Link Heavy TV Watching to Brain Changes Decades Later

Heavy television viewing in middle age was linked to a troubling brain signature more than 20 years later.

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Health news • Jul 31

NYC Legionnaires' outbreak: New York City health department says UES cluster exposure has ended

NYC officials say the Upper East Side Legionnaires' disease cluster exposure has ended.

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Health news • Jul 31

1 dead and 12 infected by ‘flesh-eating bacteria’ that invade waters and seafood along Florida’s coast

Most Vibriosis cases come from eating raw or undercooked shellfish or exposing open wounds to coastal waters.

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Health news • Jul 31

First case of rare, potentially fatal tickborne virus confirmed in New York state

The first known case of Bourbon virus, a rare illness with no known treatment that's caused by a bite from a Lone Star tick, was confirmed in New York...

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Health news • Jul 31

The Best Dinner for Lowering Cholesterol, According to Dietitians

Learn why dietitians recommend this 30-minute salmon taco recipe for lowering cholesterol levels. Packed with fiber, omega-3s and complex carbohydrates,...

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