A person in Louisiana has the first severe illness caused by bird flu in the US, health officials say
ATLANTA (AP) — A person in Louisiana has the first severe illness caused by bird flu in the US, health officials say.
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The Canadian PressA sample from a remote Tanzanian region tests positive for Marburg disease, confirming WHO fears
ARUSHA, Tanzania (AP) — Tanzania’s president said Monday that one sample from a remote part of northern Tanzania tested positive for Marburg disease, a highly infectious virus which can be fatal in up to 88% of cases without treatment.
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17 hospitalized due to salmonella outbreak linked to mini pastries: Here's what to know
The Public Health Agency of Canada estimates nearly 1,600 people may have been infected with salmonella in connection with mini pastries recall.
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6 Possible Changes Coming to Prescription Drug Costs Under Trump’s Presidency
The majority of Americans think prescription drug costs are unreasonable and believe a major contributor to the high cost is profits made by pharmaceutical companies, a survey by KFF found. Although...
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Why 'Middleton Manor' was the best kept secret for Princess Kate's cancer recovery
Prince William's wife Princess Kate reportedly moved out of her family home, Adelaide Cottage, during her cancer recovery – why her mother Carole's property was the perfect place to rest
- The Independent
Six egg brands recalled over salmonella contamination
People are encouraged to either throw away affected eggs or return them to the store
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Mpox Symptoms: Here’s What To Watch For And How Prevent Infection
A new strain of Mpox has been identified in the UK.
- The Independent
Mpox 2025 mapped: All the countries where cases of new strain have been confirmed - including UK
While the new strain of mpox has appeared in parts of Africa, other types have been continue to be recorded around the world
- People
Nurses Put Together Hospital Wedding for Bride So Her Terminally Ill Mom Could See Her Get Married: ‘So Special’
“When you go to nursing school, you don’t think you’ll plan a wedding, but that was really important for the patient and family that day,” one of the nurses said
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Salmonella linked to recalled mini pastries may have infected nearly 1,600: PHAC
TORONTO — The Public Health Agency of Canada said nearly 1,600 people may have been infected with salmonella linked to the recall of mini pastries.
- HuffPost
Donald Trump Orders The U.S. Out Of The World Health Organization
Public health experts warn that pulling out of WHO, which Trump attacked for its response to COVID-19, will leave Americans more vulnerable to health threats.
- Tri-City Herald
Whooping cough outbreak infects wrestlers and others at Tri-Cities area school
Here’s the latest on whooping cough, flu, COVID and RSV in the Tri-Cities this winter.
- CBC
More than a third of Maritime university students report disabilities
A growing number of university students across the country are reporting disabilities — and receiving academic accommodations — with Maritime institutions leading the way.Academic accommodations can include extra time for exams and assignments, note-taking assistance, a quiet space to write tests and reduced course loads.According to the Canadian University Survey Consortium, 29 per cent of Maritime university students reported a disability in 2019. That number jumped to 37 per cent in 2022. Tha
- Elle
6 Proven Ways To Lower Your Cortisol Levels, According To The Experts
Whether it's adopting the 90-minute caffeine rule or eating for your gut microbiome, here are the simple lifestyle changes that help curb rising stress levels.
- CNN
Popular GLP-1 medications may have health benefits that extend beyond weight loss and blood sugar control, a new study finds
Popular GLP-1 medications approved for weight loss, diabetes, and heart disease may have untapped potential to reduce the risks of substance abuse disorders, psychosis, infections, some kinds of cancer and dementia, a sweeping new study suggests.
- INSIDER
5 ways processed meat is aging your brain and body
Processed meats can accelerate aging even if you eat very little. Here's what you should know, and how to eat to protect your body and brain.
- WMTW - Portland ME
The benefits of taking part in Dry January.
Many people make resolutions for the new year and January is known as Dry January. A Maine doctor talks about the health benefits of taking part.
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A 1747 study found the treatment for scurvy. A man accused of ‘quackery’ may have inspired it
The design for a medical study in 1743 that was never carried out may have inspired James Lind’s groundbreaking clinical trial that determined the treatment for scurvy.
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'Fingers crossed' this cold and flu season remains typical, says N.L.'s top doctor
Dr. Janice Fitzgerald, Newfoundland and Labrador's chief medical officer of health, says if children's symptoms persist, they should be taken to a health-care provider. (Mike Simms/CBC)Newfoundland and Labrador's top doctor says the ongoing cold and flu season is shaping up to resemble past years, but public health will continue to monitor illness rates and culprits.Dr. Janice Fitzgerald, the province's chief medical officer of health, said the hike in respiratory illnesses like enterovirus, par
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WATCH: Frigid Tuesday, tracking Southern storm for potential Triad impact
Very cold Triad air is in place as a winter storm develops across the South. The northern and western edge of the storm may bring evening snow showers into the southern half of our area. Any snow that reaches the ground is expected to make roads slick.
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Trump Holds Off on Unveiling New China Tariffs
President Donald Trump delays unveiling China-specific tariffs, instead ordering his administration to address unfair trade practices globally and investigate China's compliance with a previous deal. Bloomberg's Peggy Collins has more on what we know so far.