Aloe vera, medications can help ease pain of sunburn
Fun in the sun can come to a screeching or scorching halt if you get a nasty sunburn, but Consumer Reports has advice on how to prevent and alleviate sunburn pain.
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HuffPost UKSo, This Is Why Some People Never Got Covid And Others Did
The results were found using a 'challenge trial'.
- CBC
Dr. Brian Nadler fires back at Hawkesbury Hospital, staff with $20M lawsuit
Dr. Brian Nadler, the physician acquitted this week of first-degree murder and criminal negligence for his role in the deaths of four patients under his care, is suing the hospital where he worked at the time of his arrest, accusing staff there of making an "abrupt, erroneous and defamatory decision to involve police."Nadler, his mother Susan Epstein and sister Erica Nadler are all listed as plaintiffs in the suit filed in April 2023, while Nadler was still fighting the criminal charges against
- Women's Health
How Hypothyroidism Could Be Impacting Your Weight, According To Experts
Diet changes, regular exercise, and stress management can with weight loss when you have hypothyroidism. Experts share how to lose and manage weight long-term.
- KGTV - San Diego Scripps
Mother of woman who died in botched surgery calls for change
The mother of a woman who died in a botched surgery is calling for changes to the Medical Board of California to better protect patients.
- The Canadian Press
Judge rules that federal agency can't enforce abortion rule in Louisiana and Mississippi
NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge on Monday granted the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, as well as employers in two Southern states, temporary relief from complying with a federal rule that would have required them to provide workers with time off and other workplace accommodations for abortions.
- Prevention
The CDC Just Updated COVID-19 Guidance for 2024-2025—What to Know
Here’s what to know about the new COVID-19 vaccine coming this fall, and the CDC’s updated guidelines on COVID shots for 2024 and 2025.
- CNN
These ultraprocessed foods may shorten your life, study says
People who consumed higher amounts of ultraprocessed foods were more likely to die at a younger age, a new study said. Here’s what their diet looked like.
- Hello!
Zara Tindall's impressive fitness regime: diet, favourite routines, working out with husband Mike and more
Zara and her husband, Mike Tindall, are both athletes and therefore passionate about their health and fitness. Find out more about the Olympic equestrian's impressive regime from diet to workouts…
- Yahoo News UK
What you need to do if you get COVID this summer
Experts are warning we are in the midst of a summer COVID wave as infections are on the rise.
- CBC
Vancouver pharmacy shuttered over safer supply misuse claims
The College of Pharmacists of British Columbia has suspended the registration of a Vancouver pharmacist and shut down his pharmacy indefinitely for allegedly violating federal drug laws by misusing medications that treat opioid addiction. Sukhpreet Singh Sidhu, who manages Health Hub Pharmacy, can no longer practise in B.C., pending an investigation and any resulting disciplinary proceedings.The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) also found "evidence of criminal activities" and "public safety ris
- Yahoo Canada Style
Is getting too little sleep risky for women? What to know — plus expert tips to get more (and better!) rest
A new study says that women who sleep less than 7 hours have a higher risk of developing high blood pressure than men.
- Yahoo Canada Style
Heart singer Ann Wilson postpones tour to undergo cancer treatment. What is preventative chemotherapy?
The 74-year-old told fans she has "much more to sing" and plans to return to the stage in 2025.
- CBC
Blood testing continues for patients of P.E.I. foot clinic
More than 75 people have been tested for blood-borne infections and dozens more have appointments booked following what P.E.I. health officials call a break in infection prevention measures at a Charlottetown podiatry clinic.The Chief Public Health Office recently received a complaint about cleaning and sterilization protocols at Johnson Podiatry. At the time, the clinic was located on Longworth Avenue in Charlottetown. It has since moved to Stratford.The CPHO said the issues have been corrected
- BuzzFeed
We Asked Nutritionists To Rank The Best And Worst Grocery Store Hot Dogs, And Their Choices May Surprise You
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Disney's new theme park disability policy sparks anger
Changes to Disney's Disability program have fans upset about their ability to navigate the park.
- PA Media: Science
Potential treatment for obesity and postnatal depression found by scientists
Researchers said the finding is ‘remarkable’.
- The Hill
FDA bans soda additive over health concerns
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has banned a soda additive starting next month over health concerns. The FDA said Tuesday that it revoked its regulation that allowed brominated vegetable oil (BVO) to be used in food because it “is no longer considered safe.” The agency pointed to studies conducted with the National Institutes of…
- Bloomberg
US Inks Vaccine Deal With Moderna as Bird Flu Threat Looms
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FDA approves a second Alzheimer's drug that can modestly slow disease
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. officials have approved another Alzheimer’s drug that can modestly slow the disease, providing a new option for patients in the early stages of the incurable, memory-destroying ailment.
- Reuters
GSK buys COVID, influenza vaccines from retrenching CureVac
GSK, one of the world's largest vaccine manufacturers, will take control of CureVac's leading experimental vaccines to fight infections, including seasonal flu and bird flu. It will pay CureVac 400 million euros ($430 million) upfront and up to 1.05 billion euros contingent on achievements.