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7 things to know about how stroke is different for women
WKOW 27 Madison· 4 days agoStroke can be devastating for anyone. American Heart Association News asked experts to explain a few...
Family says racism at Seattle Children’s hospital led to teen’s death
Seattle Times· 5 days agoAt the center of the case: Ramesh was never tested for myocarditis and never admitted to the...
Is Expired Medication Safe To Use? Pharmacists Reveal When Good Meds Go Bad
Woman's World via Yahoo News· 2 days agoAntihistamines (including Zyrtec, Claritin, Allegra and Benadryl) still work to stop sniffles,...
Magnesium Glycinate vs. Citrate Vitamin Supplements
HowStuffWorks via Yahoo News· 3 days agoMagnesium glycinate and magnesium citrate are two similar sounding but distinct chemical compounds that can have differing effects on the human body when consumed orally. Both may also be effective at treating magnesium deficiency.
As COVID fades into background, its implications remain forefront
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette· 6 days agoThere’s an expression, “You may be done with COVID, but COVID isn’t done with you.” The situation...
What Is a Prolactinoma?
Healthline· 3 days agoA prolactinoma is a benign pituitary tumor that makes the hormone prolactin. While these tumors aren’t life threatening, they can cause fertility...
Dozens of weed products recalled due to toxic mold linked to lung infections
FOX 12 Oregon· 3 days agoAccording to a report by California’s Department of Cannabis Control (DCC), the items may contain...
Former SI Swimsuit Model Who Had Brain Tumor Has Advice for Isabella Strahan: ‘Don't Let an Illness...
People Magazine· 2 days agoVictoria DeHart Vesce was a model and NBA dancer for the Charlotte Hornets when she started...
Texas clinic changing veterans’ lives
The Bradford Era· 1 day agoThe improvement in overall wellbeing experienced by this veteran and father after two weeks at Resiliency Brain Health, a center for neurological...
Drs. Oz and Roizen: Are your reflux medications giving you a headache?
telegraphherald.com· 7 days agoIn 1959, Bristol-Meyers advertised its buffered over-the-counter pain reliever with the catchy phrase: “Don’t trade a headache for an upset stomach.” The researchers looked at data on almost ...
