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Doctor warns ‘stop using cough syrups’ and use this common substitute instead

THE MIRROR – Coughs and colds are making the rounds, and it's nearing the time when people try different remedies to get rid of their coughs as quickly as possible. However, if you're someone who depends on cough syrups to try easing your symptoms, you might want to stop, as a doctor has warned against it. Doctor Sami, who's known for giving health advice to his followers on TikTok, recently urged people to stop using...

Indiana trans student admits to plotting Valentine’s Day school shooting, kept ‘shrine’ to mass killers

Investigators found the teen’s journals filled with swastikas and phrases like “I hate you all DIE DIE DIE.”

Obamacare’s dreaded ‘death spiral’

Heard on Morning Edition – If Congress does not extend the federal subsidies set to expire in December, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that 4 million people will become uninsured in the next several years. The people who opt to go without insurance will probably be younger and healthier, Cox says, "because sicker, older people will be more motivated to keep their coverage, even if that means paying a lot more each month." It's easy to...

1 in 3 Alzheimer’s cases could be prevented – here’s what you can do today

"Every organ holds its mysteries, but the brain stands out as one of the great unknowns."

The mysterious rise of cancer among young adults in the Corn Belt

In Iowa, young cancer patients are making the small state a bellwether of a generational reckoning.

If You Can Do These 5 Quick Movements After 60, You’re Better Than Most

EAT THIS, NOT THAT! – Staying quick on your feet after 60 reflects more than good fitness, it shows your body’s coordination, reaction speed, and balance haven’t slowed down with time. If you can handle these moves without losing your rhythm, you’re already moving better than most people your age. Quick Step Taps This movement strengthens your coordination, foot speed, and leg control, all essential for moving confidently and preventing stumbles. It’s the kind of fast, reactive...

George Atkinson, Raiders safety known for his fierce hits, dies at 78

“Maybe a little outside of the rules but that was George's way of setting the tone for the game.” – Ken Stabler

FDA Issues Warning About Imported Cookware That May Leach Lead

Retailers should not sell and consumers should not use certain cookware because of their potential to leach lead into food when cooking.

SNAP benefits may stop for millions of Floridians, if the government shutdown continues in November

Starting Nov. 1, SNAP recipients may experience delays in receiving money to purchase groceries due to federal funds running out at the end of October

Relief for debilitating menopause symptom

MAYO CLINIC, JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — About 50% of menopausal women experience genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) that involves changes to the genitals, including the vagina, urethra and bladder. When estrogen levels drop during menopause, it can cause the GSM symptoms of vaginal dryness, itching, burning, frequent urinary tract infections and pain during sex. Replenishing the hormone through vaginal estrogen is an effective GSM treatment. But many breast cancer survivors either can't or don't want to...

As Sports Betting Explodes, States Try To Set Limits To Stop Gambling Addiction

A report published in the medical journal The Lancet called on international health leaders to act quickly on regulations before gambling disorders become widespread and common — and that much harder to stop.

Xylitol: What to know about this popular sugar substitute

I quit eating the mints and I quit having the stomach problem." – Joyce Meyer

I Bricked My Phone for 2 Weeks. My Brain Feels Much Better.

The Brick temporarily blocks distracting apps and websites on your phone. To deactivate it, you have to physically touch your phone to the device. It’s an effective obstacle to doomscrolling.

Is Your Medication Made in a Contaminated Factory? The FDA Won’t Tell You.

We wanted to know where a widely used prescription drug that treats high cholesterol was manufactured and whether the factory had quality issues. The search led to a labyrinth of company names and databases that few would know about.
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