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Adventist Health Sonora Agrees to Pay $18.5 Million to Seven Women Who Alleged Abuse by Former Physical Therapist

Adventist Health Sonora will pay $18.5 million to seven women who alleged that a former physical therapist abused them. What patients should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

UNC Health Pardee Opens 23-Bed Teen Psychiatric Unit in Hendersonville, Giving Western North Carolina Families a Closer Option

Pardee's new 23-bed unit in Hendersonville treats teens ages 13 to 17 in mental health crisis. Here is who it serves and how referrals work.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

The life-threatening dangers of long flu — from diabetes risk to brain inflammation

It’s believed that around three to five percent of people who get the flu may develop longterm symptoms

The Independent UK · Sep 29

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INMO Air3 Smart Glasses Recalled After Left Temple Overheating Reports, and Owners Need Software Update V3.16 Before Reuse

About 1,643 INMO Air3 smart glasses are being recalled because the left temple can overheat. Owners should stop using them and get the free V3.16 update.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

About 4,600 Pounds of Sempio Ginseng Chicken Stew Sold in Eight States Recalled Over Missed Import Reinspection

About 4,596 pounds of Sempio ginseng chicken stew skipped U.S. import reinspection. Product codes, the eight states, and why the check matters.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

Walgreens, AvKare and Four Other Eye Drop Brands Recalled Nationwide Over Sterility Concerns: Check Your Lot Numbers

Nine eye drop listings, including Walgreens lubricant drops, are recalled over sterility concerns. Check brands, lots, and eye infection warning signs.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

A Salute She Never Meant and a Slur He Never Chose Show How Easily Symptoms Can Look Like Intent

A dead brain implant raised a woman's arm into a banned salute, and a BAFTA slur followed. Both show how involuntary symptoms can look like intent.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

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Parents Should Check Light-Up Toys, Aitjunz Dressers and Love To Dream Sound Machines After Three New Federal Recalls

Check your home for recalled light-up toys, Aitjunz dressers, and Love To Dream sleep machines. Model numbers, refund information, and anchoring steps are inside.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

King County Medical Examiner Lists 16 Overdose Deaths in One Week, Most Involving Fentanyl and Methamphetamine

King County's medical examiner listed 16 overdose deaths Sept. 21 to 25, most tied to fentanyl and meth. Where to get free naloxone.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

La loi : outil essentiel pour la santé des femmes

Après l’affaire Lyhanna en juillet 2026 et les nombreux manquements judiciaires et institutionnels qu’elle a mis en lumière, la pression a été mise sur le gouvernement afin de proposer des actions concrètes pour mieux protéger les femmes et les enfants.

Radio France Internationale (Français) · Sep 29

Only 3% of Older Cancer Patients with Depression Started Psychotherapy Within Four Weeks of Their Diagnosis

Only 3% of Medicare cancer patients with depression began psychotherapy within four weeks of diagnosis. What the study found and what Medicare covers.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

Imperial Beach and Tijuana Slough Shorelines Closed Over Sewage as Five More San Diego Beaches Carry Bacteria Advisories

Imperial Beach and Tijuana Slough are closed due to sewage, and five more San Diego spots are under advisory. How to check the county map.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

An 88-Year-Old with Alzheimer's Refused Other Dolls but Calmed Down After Rediscovering Her Granddaughter's Childhood Doll

An 88-year-old with Alzheimer's grew calmer after finding her granddaughter's old doll but refused others. Researchers say its meaning mattered.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

Brain Lesions Can Shift Spiritual Belief Up or Down, and a Tumor That Made a Woman Sing Religious Songs Adds a Strange Twist

A woman's tumor-linked religious singing is a vivid example of how brain damage can shift spiritual behavior, a link researchers have mapped.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

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Medical Daily · Sep 29

Mezzetta Recalls 32-Ounce Golden Greek Peperoncini Jars From Lot 720106 After Social Media Video Shows Possible Pest Contaminant

Mezzetta is recalling 32-ounce Golden Greek Peperoncini, Medium Heat, jars from lot 720106 due to possible pest contamination. Here's how to check your jar.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

Shreveport Precautionary Boil Advisory Covers 19 Streets and Areas After Drought-Linked Water Main Breaks Drop Pressure

Shreveport issued a precautionary boil advisory for 19 streets and areas after dry-weather main breaks cut pressure. No contamination has been confirmed.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

Texas Ozone Action Day Covers 16 Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston Counties Monday, a Warning for People with Asthma

An Ozone Action Day covers 16 Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston counties on Monday. How people with asthma or COPD, kids, and older adults can limit exposure.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

Pennsylvania Medicaid Work Rules Start in 2027: How Nearly 700,000 Enrollees Can Spot Official Letters, Texts, and Calls

Pennsylvania DHS is contacting Medicaid enrollees about 2027 work rules. Learn how to spot official texts and calls, avoid scams, and update contact details.

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Medical Daily · Sep 29

Susan Collins Calls $810 Million Pocket Rescission Unlawful as About $600 Million in HHS Funds Could Lapse

Sen. Susan Collins calls an $810 million pocket rescission unlawful. About $600 million comes from HHS refugee, research, and minority health funds.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

A 35% Whitening Peroxide Suspected in a Woman's Collapsed Lung Is Nearly 6 Times Europe's Legal Limit

A 35% hydrogen peroxide whitening product is suspected in a woman's lung collapse. The EU caps whitening products at 6%. Here's what that gap means.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

Possibly Rabid Coyote Bites Woman on Hastings-on-Hudson Trail as Westchester Urges Anyone with Contact to Call Officials

A coyote bit a woman on the Old Croton Aqueduct path in Hastings-on-Hudson. Rabies is unconfirmed, and Westchester wants anyone with contact to call.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

Brigham and Women's Nurses Vote 93% for Open-Ended Strike as Patients Await a Possible 10-Day Walkout Notice

Brigham and Women's nurses voted 93% to authorize an open-ended strike. No date is set, and the union must give 10 days' notice before walking out.

The Independent UK · Sep 28

Preteen parents have another reason to watch how much their kid uses their smartphone

Some 70 percent of 12-year-olds own their own phone, a new study says

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

Younger US High-School Students Report Lower Gay and Bisexual Identification, CDC Data Reveals

An analysis of newly released CDC survey data suggests lower reported LGB identification among younger US high-school students, while researchers caution that the results do not explain the change.

AAP · Sep 28

Most Australians unprepared to lose loved ones

About two-thirds of Australians haven't discussed their end-of-life wishes with family as palliative care researchers say the worst time to plan is in a crisis.

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