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Oral sex is now the main cause of throat cancer

The ‘main risk factor’ is the number of partners someone has had oral sex with

Where Jobs Are Scarce, Over 1 Million People Could Dodge Trump’s Medicaid Work Rules

KFF Health News – Millions of Medicaid enrollees may have a way out of the new federal work requirement — if they live in a county with high unemployment. By January 2027, President Donald Trump’s far-reaching domestic policy law will require many adult, nondisabled Medicaid enrollees in 42 states and Washington, D.C., to work or volunteer 80 hours a month or go to school. But under the law, Medicaid enrollees in counties where unemployment is at...

Ellen DeGeneres fights back tears as she mourns ‘boyfriend’ Tayt after his death at 19

THE NEW YORK POST – Ellen DeGeneres has shared some heartbreaking news. The former talk show host took to Instagram to remember former guest Tayt Andersen, whose family announced passed away from cancer on Friday morning at the age of 19. Andersen appeared on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” several times while living with a congenital heart condition, and DeGeneres dubbed him her “only boyfriend” after he once called her his “girlfriend” on the program. "Ellen DeGeneres took...

The science behind the measles virus (VIDEO)

"This is a serious infection that none of us can afford to get."

‘Biometric Exit’ Quietly Expands Across U.S. Airports, Unnerving Some

On Sept. 15, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs cleared the way for the exit program to expand to airports, seaports and land crossings across the country.

Breakfast for dinner: Is it healthy? Here’s what science says

New research indicates that light, protein-based dinners in the evening can help lead to improved sleep quality.

Mayo Clinic Q&A: Should I get screened for prostate cancer?

QUESTION: I'm a guy in my late 40s and trying to pay more attention to my health. But I'm confused about whether I should be screened for prostate cancer. Can you help? ANSWER: The importance of all health screenings is that they can detect issues early. Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in the world, and the second-leading cause of cancer deaths among men in the U.S. While many prostate cancers grow slowly and remain localized, other types...

Dr. Oz says “of course” pregnant women should take Tylenol if a doctor says so

"The overwhelming evidence that we have seen over the last 20 years does not show causation for acetaminophen causing autism."

‘Abandoned and scared’: Man arrested for leaving dog tied to fence in NH

"Abandoning an animal is not only heartbreaking but also against the law," Nashua police wrote as they asked for the public's assistance with identifying the individual responsible.

Hamburger Helper Sales Rise as Americans Try to Stretch Their Food Dollars

The price of beef and other grocery items are climbing, and consumers are turning to canned meats and a 1970s staple.

Indonesian officials say radioactive containers for shrimp were result of accident

FOOD SAFETY NEWS – The contamination of shipping containers with radioactive material that has resulted in several recalls of frozen shrimp has been traced to an accident in Indonesia. Inspectors from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently discovered and detained several international food shipping containers that contained unusual levels of cesium-137. Cs-137 is a radioisotope of cesium that is man-made through nuclear reactions. It is used worldwide in industrial, medical and research applications. The...

Starbucks announces significant store closures and layoffs

“I know these decisions impact our partners and their families, and we did not make them lightly.”

Runway Safety Bed Stops Skidding Plane in Virginia

The concrete bed stopped a commercial flight that lost control during landing. The safety system slows a runaway aircraft by collapsing under its weight.

Breakthrough Gene Therapy Slows Huntington’s Disease by 75%

SCIENCE ALERT – Researchers in the United Kingdom say they have successfully trialed what could become the world's first gene therapy for Huntington's disease – a fatal neurodegenerative disorder that is typically inherited. While the results of the clinical trial are not yet formally published or peer reviewed, principal investigator and neuroscientist Ed Wild from University College London says the gene therapy, called AMT-130, "changes everything." The highest dose can apparently slow disease progression by as...

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