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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.

Celebrate 50 Years of Mornings at McDonald’s With Special Deals on Breakfast Favorites

"Every morning when we open our doors, we are a breakfast restaurant."

“Transgender clinic” in India shuts down following USAID freeze

THE HINDU – Hyderabad’s Mitr Clinic, India’s first transgender healthcare centre, has shut down operations following an order from the U.S. President Donald Trump. The closure comes in the wake of Mr. Trump’s decision to impose a 90-day freeze on all U.S. foreign assistance, including over $40 billion allocated for international projects through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The abrupt halt in funding impacted several initiatives globally, including Project ACCELERATE, under which Mitr...

US shutdown of HIV/Aids funding ‘could lead to 500,000 deaths in South Africa’

USAid cuts to clinics dispensing antiretroviral drugs will be ‘death sentence’, expert warns

New York City health clinic now asking for proof of citizenship, citing Trump

The Floating Hospital receives over $4 million annually in federal grants for primary health care, according to Health Resources & Services Administration data.

A mystery disease in Congo has led to 60 deaths

CBS NEWS – A mystery illness has caused at least 60 deaths amid multiple outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo, doctors say. As of Feb. 19, 955 cases have been reported across at least two villages in a northwest region of the central African nation, according to the most recent bulletin from the World Health Organization's Africa office shared on Feb. 27. Preliminary investigations traced the first outbreak to three children who became sick and...

RFK Jr. Shuts Down COVID Vaccine Pipeline

YAHOO! NEWS – Multiple vaccine projects have been paused by the Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Kennedy paused a multimillion-dollar project to create a new Covid-19 vaccine in pill form on Tuesday, and the Food and Drug Administration canceled an advisory committee meeting on updating next season’s flu vaccine, an advisory committee said Wednesday. The Covid project was a $460 million contract with Vaxart to develop a new Covid vaccine...

Iowa lawmakers vote to remove gender identity as a protected class

THE HILL – Iowa’s Republican-led Legislature voted Thursday to remove gender identity as a protected class from the state’s civil rights code, sending the first-of-its-kind measure to Gov. Kim Reynolds (R). The bill, first introduced last week, sped through the legislative process despite widespread opposition from Democrats and LGBTQ rights advocates who flooded the statehouse in Des Moines to protest its passage. More than 2,500 people entered the building Thursday, the Des Moines Register reported, citing...

Mayo Clinic Minute: Sleep and heart health

Mayo Clinic News Network – Does how much you sleep affect your heart? According to health officials, adults who sleep fewer than seven hours each night are more likely to experience health problems. Dr. Juan Cardenas Rosales, an internal medicine physician at Mayo Clinic, stresses that adequate sleep is crucial for your overall well-being, including your heart health. Watch: The Mayo Clinic Minute Getting a good night's sleep can give you the energy to jump-start your day and your...
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