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If It Says ‘No Need To Wash’, It Must Be Safe, Right?

Southwest Salad Kits recalled because of undeclared fish and wheat

Sad Case of The Youngest Person Ever Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer's is today an incredibly common disease among older people, but it's comparatively rare in the young.

A letter from Mark Cuban. COST-PLUS DRUGS

Find and afford the drugs you need Know what your medication costs Track your order in real time COSTPLUSDRUGS.COM – We started Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company because every American should have access to safe, affordable medicines. If you don’t have insurance or have a high deductible plan, you know that even the most basic medications can cost a fortune. Many people are spending crazy amounts of money each month just to stay...

RFK Jr finally urges people to get measles jab after deadly outbreak

An unvaccinated school-age child in Lubbock marked the first death from the highly contagious virus last week and twenty other people have been hospitalized.

Video Shows Alligators Found in Local Sewers. Not a Myth. They’re Real!

Forget New York's mythical sewer gators; Last week, a routine pothole inspection turned into a startling encounter with a five-foot alligator lurking within a sludge-filled stormwater pipe. A city work crew deployed a camera-equipped robot to investigate persistent road craters. What they found, however, was far more unsettling than crumbling asphalt. The footage, now circulating widely on social media, shows the robot's perspective as it navigates the dark pipe. Initially, the crew mistook the gator's glowing...

Distraught Passengers Forced to Sit Beside Dead Body aboard ‘Flight from Hell’

Experiencing an uncomfortable flight is almost a rite of passage for frequent travelers. We've all endured the cacophony of coughs, the encroachment of fellow passengers into our limited space, or the well-meaning but relentless chatter of a seatmate. However, nothing could prepare two Australian travelers, Mitchell Ring and Jennifer Colin, for the truly unsettling experience they faced on a recent journey. Their flight from Melbourne to Venice, operated by Qatar Airways, took a horrifying turn...

One of This Mother’s Children Doesn’t Have a Heartbeat

Courtney, a 19-year-old from Louis, WV, navigates the complexities of young motherhood with a unique twist: she's a mother to both her vibrant toddler daughter, Crystal, and a remarkably lifelike Reborn doll named Alex. The transition from caring for a newborn Crystal to a bustling toddler sparked a longing in Courtney for the delicate, nurturing moments of infancy. Seeking to recapture that experience, she invested in Alex, a meticulously crafted doll that blurs the...

An alarming number of people pee in the shower. Do you do it?

A recent survey reveals a surprising bathroom habit: nearly 25% of Americans regularly urinate in the shower. The study, conducted by Talker Research, polled 2,000 adults and found that 12% do so daily, while another 12% do it several times a week. Millennials lead the trend, with 25% admitting to daily shower urination, compared to 13% of Gen X and just 6% of Baby Boomers. Men are also more likely to participate, with 30% reporting...

Packing peanuts aren’t food but people are still eating them — See what is does to their bodies.

The internet is once again buzzing with a bizarre trend: eating packing peanuts. While not as alarming as the infamous Tide Pod challenge, the practice has raised serious questions about safety. TikTok users have discovered that Lush, a cosmetics brand, uses "edible" packing peanuts for shipping, leading to a surge in videos of people consuming them. Packing peanuts are made from vegetable starch, a biodegradable alternative to traditional styrofoam. However, experts caution that just because...

‘Disgusting disaster’: Wedding party falls violently ill at Mexico resort

Groom says Mexican resort 'ruined the best day' of his life after wedding becomes nightmare

500 monkeypox carriers flee clinics after Congo rebel looting

"Now we are afraid of an outbreak of the epidemic in the areas where the displaced people returned to." – Dr Samuel Muhindo

Texas official warns against “measles parties” as outbreak keeps growing

Twenty people have been hospitalized. Most cases are in children.

Pope Francis Suffers Setback After Another Respiratory Crisis

“Given his age, and given that he is in such a state, we must be worried.”

FDA acts to hold imported clams at U.S. borders because of contamination

Seafood processors have a responsibility to determine whether there are food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to occur, including chemical contamination.
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