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Planned Parenthood clinics provide basic health care. If they close, where will many women go?
When the local clinic closed, many lost access to basic care. Virtual options exist, but barriers like cost and connectivity remain.
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6 essential ways to keep your sleeping baby safe
Pediatrician Dr. Rachel Moon breaks down the safest ways to put your baby to sleep and explains why it matters, as cases of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) continue to rise.
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Woman diagnosed with breast cancer at 100 years old is now cancer-free at 101
Layne Horwich was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer at age 100, but she didn’t let her age stop her from fighting. Now, there’s one thing she attributes to helping her become cancer-free.
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Woman diagnosed with breast cancer at 100 is cancer-free at 101
A centenarian is celebrating a milestone birthday and being cancer-free. Layne Horwich was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer at age 100. NBC 5’s Kate Chappell reports.
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Hoda Kotb is embracing being ‘a beginner again' as she launches wellness venture
Hoda Kotb is ready to channel the joy she brought to TODAY viewers and beyond for years. Allow her to introduce her new venture: a wellness brand appropriately titled Joy 101.
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The cost of weight loss drugs is finally dropping. How low can prices go?
Drugmakers are offering the blockbuster medications at steep discounts to people willing to pay out of pocket.
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Medical errors are still harming patients. AI could help change that
Medication mistakes — where the wrong drug or the wrong dosage is given to a patient — are among the most common errors in medicine.
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Routine skin check turns to nightmare as woman leaves with gaping hole in her face
When Mika Stambaugh went to the dermatologist for a simple skin check, she didn’t expect to leave that appointment with a gaping hole in her face.
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Google searches for ‘waking up at 3 a.m.' are up: Here's why it happens, according to a sleep expert
If you find yourself waking up in the middle of the night often, you’re not alone. Here’s what a sleep doctor says about why it happens.
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Doctors urge checkups after President Biden's cancer diagnosis
After 82-year-old former President Joe Biden was diagnosed with prostate cancer, doctors are giving direction on what men should be thinking about as about 300,000 American men are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year.
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Easily distracted? How to improve your attention span
Attention spans are shrinking, with research showing the average person’s has declined from 2.5 minutes in 2004 to 47 seconds now.
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Does the viral McDonald's ‘migraine meal' hack really work? Neurologists weigh in
A particular fast food order — called the “McDonald’s migraine meal” online — might hold the sweet, salty power to stop a migraine in its tracks.
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Dangerously high levels of arsenic found in rice
New report brings attention to arsenic and other heavy metals that could be in your rice.
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U.S. overdose deaths fell 27% last year, the largest one-year decline ever seen
There were 30,000 fewer U.S. drug overdose deaths in 2024 than the year before — the largest one-year decline ever recorded, the CDC reported Wednesday.
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Kennedy sidesteps vaccine questions: ‘I don't think people should be taking medical advice from me'
Amid an ongoing measles outbreak in the U.S. that’s killed two children and one adult — all unvaccinated — the health secretary has pushed unproven remedies.
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Eating these fruits and vegetables during allergy season could cause a strange reaction
Eating certain fruits and vegetables during peak pollen season could mean a strange reaction for some allergy sufferers.
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Eating these fruits and vegetables during allergy season could cause reaction
Eating certain fruits and vegetables during peak pollen season could mean a strange for reaction for some allergy sufferers. Dr. Rachna Shah, the allergist and immunologist who heads Loyola Medicine’s pollen count, explains.
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The worst plants for pollen allergies and what to avoid
The return of the spring garden can be dreaded by many allergy sufferers. Here’s a list of allergy-inducing plants to avoid this season.
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Listeria outbreak linked to ready-to-eat sandwiches and snacks: What you need to know
U.S. health officials say a listeria outbreak linked to ready-to-eat sandwiches and snacks has sickened at least 10 people.