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6/2/23
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By Judith Graham | KFF Health News | Word In Black (WIB) – Cardiovascular disease — the No. 1 cause of death among people 65 and older — is poised to become more prevalent in the years …
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WordInBlack.com (via The Sacramento Observer)
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6/2/23
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“Heart failure” is a catch-all term used to describe any condition in which the organ doesn’t work as it’s supposed to — but one person’s experience with the disease can be very different …
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Fox Wilmington (via Fox Wilmington WSFX-TV)
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6/2/23
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A judge issued a civil arrest warrant after the woman refused to isolate and get treatment.
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Via KING5
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6/2/23
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Men in the United States are in poorer health than their peers in other affluent countries. To find motivation to eat healthy and exercise regularly, men should look to the people they love - these …
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Louis Bezich (via PhillyVoice)
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6/2/23
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Cardiovascular disease is the top killer of people age 65 and older in the United States, and it's expected to become even more prevalent in the years to come. By 2060, ischemic heart disease will be …
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Judith Graham, KFF Health News (via PhillyVoice)
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6/2/23
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One doctor who tried to help said she was stunned by why
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Audrina Bigos (via CBS Chicago - latest)
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6/2/23
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The board’s complaint against Dr. George Chambers accuses him of abusing his relationships with patients for financial or other personal gain.
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Jeff Burbank (via Las Vegas Review-Journal - local)
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6/2/23
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Newly drafted breast cancer screening guidelines call for women to begin getting mammograms at age 40 – 10 years earlier than previously recommended. But not all doctors favor the new advice. Some …
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Ronnie Cohen, KFF Health News (via PhillyVoice)
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6/1/23
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Join in the fight to end menthol during this Juneteenth Lunch and Learn featuring Dr. Michael Eric Dyson On Saturday, June 10, Making it Count Community Development Corporation (MICCDC) and …
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Site Editor (via Atlanta Daily World)
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6/1/23
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Peter Singer, philosopher, professor of bioethics at Princeton University, author of Animal Liberation in 1975 and Animal Liberation Now: The Definitive Classic Renewed (Harper Perennial, …
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Via WNYC
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6/1/23
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KANAWHA COUNTY, WV (WOWK) - The Kanawha County Public Library announced a new nutrition literacy program in honor of one man's lifetime services to the state. The new endowment is being called the …
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Jessica Patterson (via Morgan Messanger - WV)
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6/1/23
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The Florida Department of Health in Sarasota and Manatee Counties say there has been one confirmed case of malaria.
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Casey Albritton (via CBS Atlanta)
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6/1/23
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URMC's Office of Health Equity Research (or OHER) is looking to fill a Youth Advisory Board to provide young perspectives to their studies. Edith Williams, the Founding Director of the Office of …
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Mackenzie Mislan (via RochesterFirst)
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6/1/23
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Reports indicate she will take over when current director Rochelle Walensky steps down at the end of June.
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Via WCNC
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6/1/23
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers not to use off-brand versions of the popular weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy because they might not contain the same ingredients as the …
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Associated Press (via Honolulu Star-Advertiser)
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6/1/23
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Friday Health Plans’ announcement comes after it hit regulatory turmoil in Texas and other states
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John Ingold (via The Colorado Sun)
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6/1/23
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With the warmer months finally here, officials urge you to be safe in the heat when engaging in athletic outdoor activities, such as playing sports, working out or even running.
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Riley Holsinger (via WBOY)
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6/1/23
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Compass Medical’s decision to shutter all of its facilities in Massachusetts came as a surprise to the attorney who helped secure a $16 million-plus payment from the Quincy-based company, which was …
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Chris Van Buskirk (via Boston Herald - Massachusetts News)
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6/1/23
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No. The bill, House File 24, was signed into law by Gov. Tim Walz on May 17, 2023, allocating $240 million toward replacing lead pipes that link homes to water systems throughout the state.
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By Jayne Williamson-Lee (via MinnPost)
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6/1/23
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