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Abortionists Left Idaho After Blood Money Dried Up – HEADLINE HEALTH

Idaho lost more than one-third of its practicing obstetricians since enacting a strict abortion ban.

Here are good and bad ultraprocessed foods, according to the American Heart Association

What used to be known as junk food is now considered ultraprocessed due to the addition of additives and additional processing.

Bigh Pharma Continues To Make Bank On Jabs; $370 million to GSK

Stock-exchange announcement | For media and investors only CureVac will make an upfront settlement of $370 million to GSK GSK will receive a 1% royalty on future Pfizer / BioNTech US sales of influenza, COVID19 and related combination mRNA vaccine products GSK plc (LSE/NYSE: GSK) today announces that, in connection with the mRNA patent settlement reached between CureVac and BioNTech on 7 August 2025, the Company will receive an upfront settlement of $370 million. GSK...

State officials disclose name of dairy involved in outbreak traced to raw milk

FOOD SAFETY NEWS – Florida health officials have named the dairy that has been implicated in an outbreak from raw milk. Investigators from the Florida Department of Health have traced the outbreak to Keely Farms Dairy in New Smyrna Beach, FL. As of Aug. 7, there have been 21 patients identified, including six children under the age of 10, with seven hospitalizations linked to consumption of raw milk from this farm. Severe complications have been reported...

Superagers’ brains offer clues to cognitive resilience, and possible treatments, researchers say

A new paper finds octogenarians with sharp memories have brains with distinct characteristics

The Howard Stern Show ‘to be canceled’ after nearly 20 years on SiriusXM

Stern has been an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump.

Am I Peeing Too Much?

TIME – Most people pee multiple times a day without giving it much thought. But if there’s a change in how often you urinate or how much you pee on each occasion, it could make you wonder if something is amiss. It’s normal to urinate six to eight times over the course of 24 hours, says Dr. Philippe Zimmern, a urologist and professor at UT Southwestern Medical Center. But you may pee more or less than...

Mayo Clinic Q&A: What does an IBD diagnosis mean for me?

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I've recently been diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease. I'm trying to understand what IBD is and how it will affect me. Will I need surgery? ANSWER: Inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD, is an umbrella term for a group of chronic conditions that cause inflammation and swelling in the digestive tract. It primarily includes two conditions: ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. While both involve inflammation, they affect different parts of the gastrointestinal (GI)...

“Magic” Cleaning Sponges Found to Release Trillions of Microplastic Fibers

Next, the team determined that a single sponge releases approximately 6.5 million fibers per gram of worn-out sponge.

Mass Exodus From Organ Donor Registries Following Media Coverage

The Association of Organ Procurement Organizations claims coverage by the New York Times on the nation's transplant system has led to thousands of people removing themselves from state and national registries.

Americans are worried about grocery prices again, and they’re making changes

CNN – Americans are starting to change their shopping behavior as they grow more concerned about the economy. More than half of Americans say they are stressed about food costs, according to poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research released this week. Fifty-three percent of people said grocery costs were a “major” stress, while 33% said they were a “minor” stress, according to the poll. Only 14% said groceries were not a source...

McDonald’s is bringing out ‘adult happy meals’ next week

The meal includes either a burger or nuggets, fries, a toy and this mystery milkshake. The new release will be available in select locations only

Daily oral GLP-1 pill could be just as effective as weekly shots

Medical breakthrough in new weight-loss pill

Who’s Policing Opioid Settlement Spending? A Crowdsourced Database Might Help

KFF HEALTH NEWS – After years of legal battles, state attorneys general won billions of dollars in opioid settlements from drug companies accused of fueling the addiction crisis. They declared victory at press conferences, and some touted the deals during their gubernatorial campaigns. But now that the windfall is being spent, are attorneys general doing enough to ensure it’s used for the intended purposes? No, say many families affected by the overdose crisis, recovery and harm reduction...

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