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Elon Musk Ignites Birth Control Debate, Women Respond To His Controversial Post

Women also raised concerns regarding potential links between using the pill and increased risks of developing breast and cervical cancer.

International Business Times UK · Feb 19, 2024

“What’s The Worst Thing That’s Gonna Happen?“: Florida Man Films Himself Eating Raw Chicken

What's the worst that could happen? The post “What’s The Worst Thing That’s Gonna Happen?“: Florida Man Films Himself Eating Raw Chicken first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bored Panda · Feb 19, 2024

The CDC investigates a multistate E. coli outbreak linked to raw cheddar cheese

Health officials reported 10 cases of E. coli infection, adding that the number of people sick is likely "much higher." Those cases were from California, Colorado, Texas and Utah.

WEKU · Feb 17, 2024

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Why is working while sick encouraged?

A reversal in the CDC's COVID isolation guidance is "a class issue and it's concerning," advocates say

Salon · Feb 15, 2024

Jimmy Kimmel on low Valentine’s Day interest: ‘People are saying they prefer chicken wings to sex’

Late-night hosts discuss Super Bowl v Valentine’s Day, the special election on Long Island and new CDC Covid guidelines

The Guardian - US · Feb 14, 2024

House votes to impeach Mayorkas; Democrats flip George Santos' seat

The House voted along party lines to impeach Homeland Security chief Alejandro Mayorkas. A Democrat won the New York special election to replace GOP Rep. George Santos.

WEKU · Feb 14, 2024

The CDC may be reconsidering its COVID isolation guidance

The current guidance advises five days of isolation. Unnamed health officials have indicated that this guidance may soon go away, a move that troubles public health experts.

WEKU · Feb 14, 2024

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CDC may change COVID guidelines for mild symptoms and no fever

Learn about potential changes to COVID-19 isolation guidelines by the CDC. New recommendations may focus on symptoms rather than a set number of days. Stay...

A case of bubonic plague was reported in Oregon. Here’s what to know

US cases of plague are exceedingly rare, and modern therapies are effective when patients are treated in time

The Guardian - US · Feb 14, 2024

CDC may relax COVID isolation guidelines, long COVID affects wider population

Discover the potential changes to CDC guidelines for COVID isolation and the increasing prevalence of long COVID in various populations, such as pregnant i...

Top News · Feb 13, 2024

CDC plans to end five-day Covid isolation guidelines – report

People who are fever-free for one day could reportedly return to regular routines, in change that White House has not signed off on

The Guardian - US · Feb 13, 2024

CDC To Update Covid-19 Isolation Guidance, Aligning With Shifts In Pandemic Landscape

CDC may soon allow Covid-19 patients to stop isolation after 24 hours fever-free and improving symptoms.

International Business Times · Feb 13, 2024

Possibility of CDC updating COVID isolation guidelines this spring

Learn about the potential shift in CDC's COVID isolation guidance, focusing on symptoms rather than set days. Also, discover the prevalence of long COVID i...

Top News · Feb 13, 2024

CDC expected to ease COVID isolation guidelines in spring: report

The C.D.C. is expected to ease its isolation guidelines, allowing individuals with mild symptoms and no fever to return to work or school after 5 days.

Top News · Feb 13, 2024

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Top News · Feb 13, 2024

First Known Fatality from Alaskapox Virus Reported in Alaska

Discover the tragic death of an elderly man from Alaskapox, a newly discovered virus related to smallpox. Learn about symptoms and CDC recommendations.

Salon · Feb 12, 2024

Teen pregnancies rise in Texas

The assault on reproductive rights in Texas has implications for other states as well

The Guardian - US · Feb 8, 2024

‘It takes a toll’: US low-income and communities of color endure longer power outages

Experts say utility companies should prioritize vulnerable communities in post-storm recovery efforts

USAFacts · Feb 7, 2024

How many Americans have diabetes?

The prevalence of diabetes increased from 10.3% of people in 2001 to 11.6% in 2021.

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USAFacts · Feb 7, 2024

Which waterborne illnesses are most common?

Of the 7+ million people who contract a waterborne illness each year, Swimmer’s ear and norovirus are the most common ailments.

Roll Call · Feb 6, 2024

Landmark study documents cancer cases among Camp Lejeune victims - Roll Call

Marines and family members exposed to toxins at Camp Lejeune say a federal study showing links to higher cancer rates bolsters their cases.

WEKU · Feb 5, 2024

With U.S. measles cases on the rise, Lexington Health Department stressing importance of vaccination

A recent uptick in measles cases around the country has some Kentucky medical professionals worried. According to the CDC, just 58 cases of measles were reported in the U.S. last year – but there’ve been 23 from last December through January 23rd .

Man's Raw Chicken Experiment Goes Viral, Defying Health Warnings and Expectations

A man is going viral for his Raw Chicken Experiment where he eats raw chicken daily until he gets sick, documenting his journey on Instagram.

Roll Call · Feb 1, 2024

Vaccine skepticism, equity issues hinder cervical cancer fight - Roll Call

Despite a well-proven vaccine, efforts to quash preventable cancer have been thwarted, particularly in low-income areas.

WEKU · Jan 31, 2024

Syphilis cases rise to their highest levels since the 1950s, CDC says

Cases increased by nearly 80% to more than 207,000 between 2018 and 2022, according to the CDC. Rates increased among all age groups, including newborns, and in all regions of the country.

USAFacts · Jan 31, 2024

Who’s affected by elevated lead levels in the US?

While adults have the highest blood lead concentrations, the government cautions that children are at the highest risk for poisoning.

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