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Dementia Often Mistaken for Normal Aging, Leading to Years of Delay

It often takes years for people with dementia to be diagnosed, especially those with early-onset forms.

McDonald’s CEO Plans Major Price Changes

McDonald's brought back the Snack Wrap last month. The item was so popular that it even led to a lettuce shortage in some McDonald's locations.

Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham Make Announcement After Cryptic Posts

E! Online – Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham are bringing the band back together—sort of. The bandmates, who performed as Buckingham Nicks before joining Fleetwood Mac in 1974, announced Aug. 13 that they will be releasing a remastered version of their 1973 album this September. “Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks’ 1973 album arrives September 19,” a description included in the YouTube video for their single, “Don’t Let Me Down Again,” read, “with newly remastered sound for...

Invasive worm that can make pets sick prompts warning in Maine

CBS NEWS – A state agency in Maine is warning residents about an invasive species that can sicken your pet. The Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife posted last week about a "hammerhead worm" that's been sighted several times over the past few years. The worms, also known as land planarians, earn their name from their heads that are reminiscent of a hammerhead shark. They are native to southeast Asia but have been in the U.S....

Health officials say venison was likely cause of 4-year-old girl’s death

FOOD SAFETY NEWS – The death of a 4-year-old Tennessee girl in May has been determined to be from E. coli O157:H7 in venison. The girl was one of two patients diagnosed with infections from the pathogen. Both had consumed venison from the same processing facility in Puryear, TN, according to a report from the Tennessee Department of Health. The Tennessee girl and a patient in Texas were infected with identical strains of the pathogen. The...

Colorado on alert after dead cat tests positive for the plague – weeks after Arizona man died from disease

A Colorado cat died from the plague several weeks after an Arizona man died from the same disease.

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.

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.

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...

Brooke Hogan sparks wild conspiracy theories over dad Hulk’s ‘weird’ death: ‘Hits me as BS’

Hulk — whose cause of death was ultimately determined to be cute myocardial infarction, commonly known as a heart attack — had undergone heart surgery earlier this summer.

Kennedy’s Crusade Against Food Safety Rule Threatens Supplement Industry

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has said he hopes to eliminate a “loophole” that allows companies to easily introduce new ingredients or chemicals into the American food supply.

Work Requirements and Red Tape Ahead for Millions on Medicaid

KFF HEALTH NEWS – Now that the Republicans’ big tax-and-spending bill has become law, new bureaucratic hurdles have emerged for millions of Americans who rely on Medicaid for health coverage. A provision in the new law dictates that, in most states, for the first time, low-income adults must start meeting work requirements to keep their coverage. Some states have already tried doing this, but Georgia is the only state that has an active system using work...

Trump freezes $200 million in UCLA science and medical research funding, citing antisemitism

LA Times – The Trump administration has frozen hundreds of science, medical and other federal grants to UCLA worth nearly $200 million, citing the university’s alleged “discrimination” in admissions and failure to “promote a research environment free of antisemitism.” The decision to pull funding comes after Atty. Gen.Pam Bondi and the Justice Department said this week that UCLA would pay a “heavy price” for acting with “deliberate indifference” to the civil rights of Jewish and...

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