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COVID-19 cases are on the rise this summer across much of the United States, with 27 states indicating increasing or potentially increasing trends, as reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. By mid-July, states such as Texas, Illi...
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5 days ago
For 20 years, pediatrician Lanre Falusi from Washington, D.C., has guided parents regarding vaccine safety and timing. This year, however, the conversations have shifted. "For the first time, parents of newborns inquire whether their babies will stil...
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Menstrual cycles can often bring discomfort, including heavy bleeding, cramps, bloating, and migraines. While these symptoms are typically perceived as normal, they may indicate a more serious underlying condition. Grace, who was diagnosed with fibro...
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Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be an all-consuming experience. For many Black patients, the struggle extends beyond the illness itself; it includes the challenge of being acknowledged and respected within the healthcare system. In addition to suppo...
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Matcha, a finely ground green powder derived from the Camellia sinensis plant, has seen a notable rise in popularity across the United States, particularly among Gen Z, as highlighted by Grandview Research. In 2024, the U.S. matcha tea market generat...
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5 days ago
When executed properly, crunches can enhance lower back strength and alleviate discomfort while also promoting flexibility and improving posture. However, many individuals dislike them, often enduring just a few for the sake of their benefits. Thankf...
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6 days ago
Silent strokes, unlike their more recognizable counterparts, often go unnoticed, yet they can inflict similar damage to the brain. Recognizing subtle symptoms is paramount for timely diagnosis and intervention. Here are five indicators that you may h...
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6 days ago
Research indicates that cancer centers often provide older adults with inconsistent or misleading information, resulting in unnecessary testing and potential health complications. While lung cancer screenings are intended solely for high-risk individ...
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1 week ago
An increasing number of studies show that, in most cases, pain in your back does not indicate something is physically wrong. Research suggests that chronic back pain isn’t actually the result of injury or illness. Instead, it could surprisingly be c...
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Navigating life with diabetes presents significant challenges, requiring resilience, time, and optimism. Aisha Becker Burrowes, a prominent businesswoman, has battled Type 1 Diabetes since she was 10 years old, becoming acutely aware of the disease's...
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Although African Americans and Hispanics face an elevated risk of Alzheimer's disease, they remain significantly underrepresented in clinical trials. A recent study conducted by the Keck School of Medicine at USC highlights that specific racial group...
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What if much of the understood narrative about fibroids is misguided? A transformative testimony, unveiled on iHeart Radio's Way Up with Angela Yee, has the potential to alter perceptions surrounding fibroid healing. Heightening awareness, tennis leg...
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Breathing is instinctual for many; however, optimal breathing techniques could enhance overall wellness. Proper breath control should evoke a sense of calm, accompanied by steady inhalations and exhalations. Individuals grappling with lung conditions...
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While the liver often goes unnoticed, its vital functions are crucial for maintaining overall health. This essential organ aids in waste elimination, synthesizes blood plasma proteins, and creates proteins for fat transport throughout the body. It's...
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The 340B PATIENTS Act is fundamentally at odds with the core principles espoused by BlackDoctor.org (BDO). We urge a collective response to oppose this act, which threatens to entrench one of the most commonly misconstrued aspects of the 340B program...