E.coli outbreak: Public warned not to eat specific product recalled as 'precautionary measure'
A third company has begun a recall over fears of possible E.coli contamination - with customers being urged to avoid eating a specific product.
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Hello!Princess Anne faces 'slow' recovery from injury at 73
Princess Anne worried royal fans when it was announced she was in hospital following an accident at her Gatcombe Park home
- BuzzFeed
"I Stopped Being In A Hurry" — People Are Sharing The Mental Health Tips That Aren't Total BS, And We're Taking Notes
"Never trust how you feel about your life past 9 p.m."
- GOBankingRates
8 Healthy Grocery Items Frugal People Buy at Costco
If you're health conscious and want to keep to a tight budget, Costco has a lot of great deals on groceries. Many of these items come in bulk, making their per-unit prices lower than at many other...
- Idaho Statesman
Fall injuries a huge risk for older Americans. This simple step could keep them safe | Opinion
“According to CDC data, the average hospital cost for a fall-related injury is roughly $30,000, and by 2030, the projected cost of treating senior falls in America’s hospitals is expected to reach over $100 billion annually.” | Opinion
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The five health benefits of magnesium
***DIGITAL USE ONLY*** Incorporating magnesium supplements into your daily routine will benefit you in a number of ways, including strengthening your bones and improving your sleep. Dr. Naomi Newman-Beinart, health expert and nutritionist, has shared five ways in which magnesium can improve your health. Stress relief If you struggle with stress, magnesium supplements could be the key to helping you relax. "Magnesium is renowned for its calming properties," Dr. Newman-Beinart states. "By regulating neurotransmitters, it acts as a natural stress reliever, helping to combat the effects of a busy lifestyle."
- CBC
Yellowknife RCMP charge woman with aggravated assault on infant
A woman has been charged with aggravated assault after an infant was admitted to the hospital in Yellowknife with "life-altering injuries" The incident was first reported on April 24, say N.W.T. RCMP, when the Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority told police that an injured infant had been admitted to hospital.RCMP said the infant was seen at Stanton Territorial Hospital and had "life-altering injuries of a suspicious nature."The infant was transported to a hospital in Edmo
- Cover Media
2nd Canadian Scientist Says an Investigation Into a Mysterious Brain Illness Was Shut Down
The latest senior federal scientist to step forward claims this unknown illness may have impacted 350 people in New Brunswick, 'The Guardian' reports. In 2021, health officials in the province said that 40 people were found to be suffering from an unknown neurological condition.
- Daily Meal
These Are Some Of The Least Nutritious Canned Beans You Can Buy
While they might make for a tasty side dish, this one kind of canned beans isn't the healthiest addition to your dinner table. Here's what you should know.
- Associated Press
Young gay Latinos see a rising share of new HIV cases, leading to a call for targeted funding
Four months after seeking asylum in the U.S., Fernando Hermida began coughing and feeling tired. On New Year’s Day 2022, at age 31, Hermida learned he had HIV. Through an HIV organization he found online, he received a list of medical providers to call in Washington, D.C., where he was at the time, but they didn’t return his calls for weeks.
- The Canadian Press
Health officials tell US doctors to be alert for dengue as cases ramp up worldwide
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. health officials on Tuesday warned doctors to be alert for dengue cases as the tropical disease breaks international records.
- Sky News
Princess Anne's husband reveals contents of blue bag as he visits wife in hospital
Princess Anne's husband brought "just a few little treats from home" to his wife as she recovers from a concussion in hospital. The horsewoman was the first royal to compete at an Olympic games, in 1976.
- Modesto Bee
Turf war intensifies between physicians, nurse anesthetists at Stanislaus County hospitals
The policies recommended by the survey team are favoring physician supervision of CRNAs, similar to federal Medicare guidelines.
- HuffPost
Texas 'Pro-Life' Abortion Ban Linked To Stark Rise In Infant Deaths
The new study found that Texas' six-week abortion ban and others like it "may have negative spillover effects on infant health."
- CNN
You’re not weak. You’re just using the wrong weights in the gym
Too heavy? Too light? Too darn tiring!? It’s not you. Here’s how to know you’re choosing the right weight when doing your workout.
- Idaho Statesman
‘Women are not free’: Idaho protesters rally in Boise with ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ costumes
“Idaho preaches a lot of freedom, but women are not free,” one protester said.
- Hello!
Princess Anne in hospital with concussion after being injured by horse at Gatcombe Park home
The Princess Royal was involved in an incident while out walking at her Gatcombe Park estate
- Reuters
Bird flu spreads to tenth Australian poultry farm
A highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza has spread to an eighth poultry farm near Melbourne, the government of Australia's Victoria state said on Tuesday, taking the total number of infected facilities in the country to 10. Australia is dealing with three parallel outbreaks of bird flu, two near Melbourne and one near Sydney. Each involves a different strain of the virus, none of which is the H5N1 type that has spread through bird and mammal populations and even to humans around the world.
- Yahoo Life UK
Mum with terminal breast cancer is ticking things off her ‘living list’
Roisin Pelan, 42, has undergone 60 rounds of chemotherapy and is working her way through a list of life goals.
- CNN
Children are dying of starvation in their parents’ arms as famine spreads through Gaza
Younis lays disorientated on a green mattress in Nasser Hospital, in southern Gaza. His long brown eyelashes rest delicately on his pale sunken face, as he drifts in and out of sleep.
- Barrons.com
ResMed Stock Dives. Blame Eli Lilly’s Zepbound Trials for Sleep Apnea.
Strong results from Eli Lilly’s obesity medicine in a sleep apnea trial could upset the sleep apnea industry, while greatly expanding insurance coverage for the Lilly drug. Shares of ResMed which sells CPAP machines that treat sleep apnea, were falling sharply Monday. ResMed’s stock was down 11% to $183.34 near midday, putting it on track for its largest decline since Aug. 4, when it dropped 19%, according to Dow Jones Market Data.