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Dr. Sanjeev Goel: What Is NMN Supplement, Does It Work, and Why He Includes It in His Protocol

Discover the supplement protocols Dr. Goel includes in his wellness routine and discusses through Peak Human AI.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

E. coli in Jackson Town Well Triggers EPA Boil Water Order as Teton County Schools Plan Monday Reopening

An EPA boil water order in Jackson, Wyoming, closed Teton County schools after E. coli was found in untreated well water. No illnesses are reported.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Broccoli Sprout Salmonella Outbreak Reaches 32 Cases as Minnesota and Oregon Join the List of Affected States

Salmonella tied to Evergreen Fresh broccoli sprouts has sickened 32 people in 6 states. See the new states, lab results, and who should call a doctor.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

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Colorado Warns Craft Marijuana Vapes Sold at 405 Stores Were Made with an Ingredient Containing Methylene Chloride

Colorado says Craft marijuana vapes sold at 405 stores contained a methylene chloride ingredient. Check batch numbers and learn about the health concerns.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

U.S. Measles Cases Reach 3,659 and Pennsylvania Hits 890 as Long-Running Outbreaks Test Elimination Status Before November Review

U.S. measles cases hit 3,659, and Pennsylvania reached 890. See why outbreaks that began in 2025 matter ahead of the November elimination review.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Graziers Raw Milk Cheese Recalled After E. coli Sickens 13 in Nine States, Three with Kidney Complications

E. coli tied to Graziers raw milk cheese has sickened 13 in 9 states. See the 4 recalled varieties and kidney warning signs parents should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

A Yawn Left a Healthy Man's Face Drooping, a Rare Palsy Doctors Diagnosed Only After Ruling Out Stroke

A long yawn weakened half a healthy man's face through a rare ear-pressure palsy. Why sudden facial droop still calls for urgent stroke care.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

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A Pop in Her Neck While Pulling On a T-Shirt Led Doctors to a Suspected Ruptured Thyroid Cancer

A woman felt a neck pop while putting on a shirt. Scans showed a thyroid cancer that likely ruptured and narrowed her airway, yet she breathed easily.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

A Hair Dye She Had Used Safely Four Months Earlier Sent Her into Anaphylaxis, and Skin Tests Missed the Culprit

A woman who used a black hair dye without trouble went into anaphylaxis months later. Skin tests missed the cause; blood tests found it.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

A Missing Halo on an X-Ray Let Doctors Try Olive Oil on a Boy's Stuck Coin

Doctors gave olive oil to move a boy's stuck coin only after an X-ray ruled out a button battery. Why parents should never try this at home.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Swearing Through Knee Rehab Felt Funny and Empowering, but When a Therapist Swore, Patients Split

A knee patient said swearing through painful rehab helped. When a therapist swore, one patient's rapport rose and another's dipped.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

No Cognitive Decline Seen in 701-Person Study Even as Cobalt From Joint Replacements Reached the Brain

A study of 701 older adults found cobalt from joint replacements in brain tissue but no link to cognitive decline. What patients should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Minnesota Teen Cannabis Use Keeps Falling After Legalization, but Some Student Groups Still Report About Triple the Rate

Minnesota teen cannabis use keeps falling after 2023 legalization, but some groups report triple the rate. What parents should watch.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

COVID Wastewater Readings Once Labeled High May Now Show Moderate After CDC Recalibrated Its Scale in August

CDC recalibrated its COVID wastewater scale in August, so readings once called high may now show as moderate. How to read your local data.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

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Medical Daily · Sep 26

Emory Launches Five-Year Trial Testing Whether a Cholesterol Drug Can Lower Forever Chemicals in Northwest Georgia Residents

Emory is testing whether a cholesterol drug can lower PFAS levels in Rome and Calhoun residents. No results yet. Who can join, and what to know now.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Navy Confirms Eight Suicide Attempts in USS Abraham Lincoln Strike Group During Extended Deployment, with No Deaths Reported

The Navy confirmed eight suicide attempts in the USS Lincoln strike group during a long deployment. No deaths. What military families should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

About 51,000 Recliner Battery Packs Sold on Amazon Recalled for Fire Risk as Power Bank Maker Reverses Course

About 51,000 Blue Cactus recliner battery packs sold on Amazon are being recalled due to fire risk, along with NEWDERY power banks. How to check yours.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

MedPAC Chair Defends $76 Billion Medicare Advantage Overpayment Estimate as Insurers Push Congress to Change the Math

MedPAC's chair defended its $76 billion Medicare Advantage estimate at an insurer event. What the fight could mean for Part B premiums.

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Medical Daily · Sep 26

Three Riders Sue Six Flags Magic Mountain Over Alleged X2 Brain Injuries as Attorneys Cite 100-Plus Clients

Three riders sued Six Flags Magic Mountain, alleging X2 brain injuries, and lawyers cite 100-plus clients. What park visitors should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Anti-Abortion Group Gives FDA 60 Days to Act on Mifepristone or Face Endangered Species Act Lawsuit

Students for Life gave the FDA 60 days to test mifepristone's environmental effects or face a lawsuit. What it means for patients now.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

Kennedy Disclosure Shows $4 Million in Book Advances From MAHA-Linked Publisher as HHS Defends Ethics Compliance

Kennedy's new disclosure lists $4 million in book advances from a publisher whose owner leads MAHA groups. HHS says he follows ethics rules.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

A Blue Aorta Found During Valve Surgery Puts a Spotlight on EGPA, a Rare Vasculitis That Often Starts as Adult Asthma

Surgeons found a blue aortic lining in a woman with EGPA, a rare vasculitis that often begins as adult asthma. Why the heart is its main target.

Medical Daily · Sep 26

A College Student's Hip Snapped Painfully for Three Years Until Scans Revealed a Benign Bone Tumor

A 20-year-old's hip snapped painfully for 3 years until a CT scan found a benign bone growth where a thigh muscle anchors. Surgery ended the snapping.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

A 10-Year-Old's Eyebrow Bled From the Same Spot During Every Migraine, Yet Her Brain Scans Were Normal

A girl's eyebrow bled from the same spot during each migraine, while her brain scans stayed normal. What doctors suspect and what remains unknown.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

An Old Eye Bleed Can Trigger Glaucoma Months Later, and Diabetic Eye Disease Is a Leading Source of Those Bleeds

Ghost cell glaucoma can strike one to three months after an eye bleed. Diabetic eye disease, which affects 9.6 million Americans, raises the stakes.

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