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Thousands of New York City nurses set to strike Monday if deal isn't reached with hospitals

Thousands of nurses at major New York City hospitals could soon go on strike, three years after a walkout scrambled operations at some of the same facilities

The Independent UK

Thousands of New York City nurses set to strike amid contract disputes

Nearly 16,000 nurses to join union-led strike on Monday to demand large hospitals across NYC ‘put patients over profit’

The Guardian - US

Up to 20K NYC Nurses Threaten 'City's Biggest Strike in History' on January 12: Which Hospitals Could Be Affected?

Thousands of New York City nurses could strike on Jan. 12 after issuing formal notices, with major hospitals across the city affected.

International Business Times UK

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How the White House spun ‘weak’ and ‘inconclusive’ studies to tie Tylenol to autism

Experts say White House presented ‘association as causation’ and based conclusions on ‘poor quality studies’

The Guardian - US

White House Highlights A Controversial 2017 Tylenol Tweet On Its Usage During Pregnancy: 'We Actually Don't Recommend…'

A 2017 post by Tylenol on X (formerly Twitter) highlighted by White House has fueled a buzz around President Donald Trump‘s claim that the drug is linked with autism in kids.

Benzinga

Trump and RFK Jr claim Tylenol is linked to autism. Here’s why scientific experts say that’s a lie

Doctors say Tylenol remains the safest drug to take during pregnancy for fever and pain

The Independent UK

Common heart attack drug has no benefits and may raise death risk for women, major study finds

The trial, which tracked more than 8,500 patients across Spain and Italy, found that beta blockers, long prescribed after heart attacks, offer no clear benefit for patients whose heart function is normal.

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How big data and an A-list board turned struggling NYU Langone into a $14 billion hospital powerhouse

CEO Robert Grossman and board chair Ken Langone have turned NYU Langone into a top-performing health system, and multiplied revenue seven-fold.

Fortune

New York woman haunts local hospital for months, but hospital staff still don’t know who she is

They also won't say why she's there.

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Forever chemicals in household objects linked to type 2 diabetes, scientists warn

PFAS can disrupt metabolism and increase diabetes risk, study finds

The Independent UK

Bill Gates' Children Set To Inherit Less Than 1% Of His £85.7bn Fortune: Who Are They?

Bill Gates has pledged to donate 99% of his fortune by 2045, leaving under 1% to his three children. Here's some quick facts about Jennifer, Rory, and Phoebe Gates.

International Business Times UK

She used to be a dietician. Now her startup aims to make getting advice on healthy eating as routine as going to the dentist

Culina Health raised a a $7.9 million Series A funding round.

Fortune

'This Country Has Failed Us': Nurse With 6-Figure Income And Over $300K Debt Struggles To Buy US Home

Tajani, a nurse, faces financial hardship due to rising living costs and student loan debt, despite earning a six-figure salary.

International Business Times UK

After a stroke, this musician found his singing voice again with help from a special choir

A choir for stroke survivors is helping one musician find his singing voice again

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The Guardian - US

Illinois man reportedly died after being beaten by guards while handcuffed

Cory Ulmer, 41, died following arrest at Cook county jail, which authorities tried to portray as a ‘medical emergency’

The Guardian - US

Scientists get creative in monitoring bird flu outbreak – by testing feces

With second human case of H5N1 reported, CDC launches dashboard to monitor wastewater, and recruits students to help

Dynamite News

Study finds how type of allergy remedy help treat lung cancer

Researchers at Mount Sinai's Icahn School of Medicine have discovered an allergy route that, when inhibited, activates antitumor immunity in animal models of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Read further on Dynamite News:

WEKU

When a quick telehealth visit yields multiple surprises beyond a big bill

For the patient, it was a quick and inexpensive virtual appointment. Why it cost 10 times more than she expected became a mystery.

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Cocaine Addiction Alters Reward Perception, Hinders Learning: Study

Dopamine disruptions in the brain make it harder to learn from mistakes, impacting addiction treatment

WEKU

UAW members aren't all assembling cars. More and more are unionized grad students

At its peak, the United Auto Workers union had 1.5 million members. Today, the "A" in UAW might as well include academia, as roughly 100,000 of the union's 383,000 members work in higher education.

Zenger

Blood Biomarkers Reveal Abnormalities In Hormone And Immune Systems Of Long COVID Patients: Study

New study finds abnormal hormone and immune systems in long COVID patients, aiding in better testing and treatment

The Guardian - US

Flamin’ hot addictions: why is America so hooked on ultra-processed foods?

Habit-forming and intrinsically nutritionally unbalanced junk foods elevate the levels of hormones responsible for hunger

LiveScience

Can the menstrual cycle affect people's sleep and dreams?

Reproductive hormones may interfere with sleep quality and affect dreaming at different stages of the menstrual cycle.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘We nearly broke the system’: Hospitals face staff exodus, violence three years into pandemic

Three years after COVID struck, Chicago area hospitals struggle with staff exodus and patient violence in a brave new medical world.

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Nonstick chemicals affecting pregnancies

A new study finds that PFAS, the chemicals in nonstick wrappers, could be making it harder to get pregnant

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