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Eating Eggs May Cut Alzheimer's Risk by 27%, New Research Shows
New research from Loma Linda University indicates that consuming eggs at least five times per week is associated with a
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Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship: No Cure, Supportive Care Only
There is no cure or approved antiviral treatment for hantavirus, officials confirm after an outbreak on the MV Hondius k
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CDC Activates Lowest Emergency Level for Hantavirus After Three Cruise Ship Deaths
The CDC activated its Emergency Operations Center at the lowest level for hantavirus after three deaths on a cruise ship
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Salmonella Scare Prompts Recall of Snack Mixes Sold at Target and Other Retailers
John B. Sanfilippo & Son has voluntarily recalled several snack mix brands, including Target's Good & Gather, due to pot
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Trump Claims Hantavirus on Cruise Ship 'Under Control' as Three Die
President Trump told reporters the hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship is 'very much under control,' despite three deat
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Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Kills Three; WHO Says Risk Low
Three passengers died and five others fell ill from hantavirus on the MV Hondius. The WHO says the public health risk re
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WHO: Hantavirus Deaths on Cruise Ship Not a Pandemic Threat
WHO officials say hantavirus deaths on a cruise ship are not a pandemic threat, emphasizing limited transmission and low
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20 States Score High on Health Emergency Readiness Ahead of World Cup
A new report finds only 20 states are highly prepared for health emergencies, with Texas scoring low ahead of the 2026 W
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Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Kills Three; WHO Downplays Pandemic Risk
Three people have died from hantavirus on the MV Hondius cruise ship off West Africa. WHO officials say the outbreak is
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Four States Track Cruise Ship Passengers After Hantavirus Outbreak Kills Three
Four states are monitoring passengers who returned from a cruise ship where a hantavirus outbreak killed three. Health o
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Utah Measles Outbreak Surpasses 400 Cases, Fueled by Vaccine-Hesitant Religious Enclave
Utah has become the nation's measles hotspot with 441 cases, traced to an under-vaccinated FLDS community. Experts blame
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Ghirardelli Pulls Powdered Drinks Over Possible Salmonella Contamination
Ghirardelli Chocolate Company has voluntarily recalled 48 lots of powdered beverage mixes over possible salmonella conta
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FDA Blocks Publication of COVID and Shingles Vaccine Safety Studies
The FDA blocked publication of studies on COVID and shingles vaccine safety, with HHS saying authors drew unsupported co
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WHO Evacuates Hantavirus Patients from Cruise Ship as Death Toll Rises to Three
The WHO evacuated three people with suspected hantavirus from a cruise ship to the Netherlands, after three deaths and o
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UnitedHealthcare Drops Prior Authorization for 30% of Services by 2026
UnitedHealthcare plans to cut prior authorization for 30% of services by 2026, responding to physician burnout and regul
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Health Costs Top MAHA Voters' Concerns, Outpacing Vaccine and Food Fears
A KFF poll shows health care costs dominate MAHA voters' priorities, far exceeding vaccines or food additives, and will
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Hantavirus in the US: Where the Rare Rodent-Borne Disease Strikes Most Often
A rare hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship off West Africa has killed three and sickened others, drawing attention to t
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Kennedy Launches HHS Push to Curb Psychiatric Drug Use
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unveiled a campaign to 'deprescribe' psychiatric meds, drawing support and criticism