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Oct 31 2025HEALTH

Gout and the Game-Changing Test

Gout is a painful condition caused by too much uric acid in the body. Doctors often prescribe allopurinol to manage it, but this medicine can lead to severe skin reactions in some people. For a long time, a gene test called HLA-B*58:01 was used to identify those at risk. However, this test wasn't ve

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Oct 31 2025HEALTH

Heavy Weight, Sore Knees: How BMI Impacts Joint Health Worldwide

Knee osteoarthritis (KOA) is a big problem. It's one of the most common joint diseases around the world. And guess what? Being overweight or obese makes it much worse. That's why researchers wanted to see how much KOA is linked to high BMI. They looked at data from 1990 to 2021. They also tried to p

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Oct 31 2025POLITICS

Trump's Joke on Health Sparks Mixed Reactions

Trump's recent joke about his health at a Florida rally has sparked a mix of laughter and concern. The 79-year-old president made light of online rumors about his energy levels, joking, "People keep asking if I'm okay — I've got the shakes! " This quip quickly spread across social media, with suppor

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Oct 31 2025CELEBRITIES

Famous Soap Opera Star Fights Cancer with Courage

Suzanne Rogers, the well-known actress from "Days of Our Lives, " has been dealing with a serious health issue. She found out earlier this year that she has Stage II colorectal cancer. Even though she was getting regular check-ups, she noticed something wasn't quite right. After visiting the doctor

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Oct 31 2025HEALTH

Justice for Jazzy: A Mother's Fight for Accountability

A mother's relentless pursuit of justice has led to a significant verdict in Maine. Lyndsey Sutherland, the mother of 15-year-old Jasmine Vincent, was awarded $25 million after a jury found that Mid Coast Medical Group's negligence contributed to her daughter's death. The verdict came after a brief

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Oct 31 2025LIFESTYLE

Discovering Oneida County: A Retiree's Hidden Gem

Oneida County, nestled in central New York, is a place where history and nature blend seamlessly. Established in 1798, this area once drew global attention for its thriving fur trade. Today, it's a haven for retirees, with nearly half of its 229, 645 residents either retired or approaching that stag

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Oct 31 2025HEALTH

AI in Healthcare: Who's Really Paying the Price?

Health insurers are pointing fingers at hospitals for using AI to boost their bills. They claim this is a big reason why their costs are going up. But is this really the whole story? Insurers are now using their own AI to fight back. They say hospitals are using AI to code and bill in ways that dri

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Oct 31 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Dangers of Gum Disease: How Your Mouth Affects Your Whole Body

Gum disease is more than just a dental issue. It's linked to serious health problems like cancer and heart disease. The main culprit? A bacteria called Fusobacterium nucleatum. This sneaky germ loves to hang out in your mouth and can cause big trouble if it spreads. Here's how it works. When you do

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Oct 31 2025HEALTH

Why Healthcare Needs to Tell Better Stories

Healthcare marketing is changing. People are tired of boring ads. They want stories that grab their attention and make them feel something. Brands need to meet people where they already are, like on social media and streaming platforms. Stories have always been powerful. They can bring people toget

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Oct 31 2025HEALTH

How Health and Age Impact Intimacy in Older Adults

People often think that intimacy fades with age, but that's not always true. A recent study looked into how health and age affect sexual behavior and satisfaction in adults aged 50 to 90. The findings were interesting. It turns out that age and gender do play a role in how often people are intimate

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