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Measles cases across the U.S. have more than doubled last year's total, Florida battles a rare dengue outbreak and experts explain why Halloween scares feel real.
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10/27/26
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The Treatment for Poly-treatment You go to the doctor for a complaint, and you get some medications. It may be more meds than you expected, since they will try to sell you “preventative” …
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Sydney Ross Singer (via Hawaii Reporter)
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10/27/26
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Texas Children’s Hospital’s new detransition clinic follows a Paxton settlement over allegations of improper Medicaid billing.
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Via KHOU 11 - Local News
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10/27/26
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Enfield police warned residents of a significant increase in overdose calls following three recent incidents, including one deadly.
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Ashley Shook (via WWLP22 News - US News)
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10/27/26
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UC San Diego researchers seem to have discovered a faster-acting, less toxic compound that can neutralize Naegleria fowleri.
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Ed Cara (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/27/26
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Two nonprofits are forgiving $38 million in medical debt, with letters arriving this week.
The post Check your mail: Nearly 70,000 Mass. residents are getting their medical debt erased appeared …
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Beth Treffeisen (via Boston.com - Local News)
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10/27/26
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Just two years after Missouri voters approved an amendment enshrining the right to abortion care in the state constitution, abortion is on the ballot again.
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10/27/26
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Yates County Public Health PENN YAN – As respiratory illnesses circulate this fall, Yates County Public Health encourages residents to take steps to protect themselves… Login to continue reading …
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Robert A. Maeske (via Penn Yan Chronicle-Express)
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10/27/26
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Allison Teed joins Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital. (Photo provided)Media Release PENN YAN – University of Rochester Medicine Finger Lakes Health is pleased to welcome… Login to continue …
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Robert A. Maeske (via Penn Yan Chronicle-Express)
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10/27/26
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FARMINGTON, N.Y. (WROC) - A 12-year-old girl from Farmington who has beat the odds in nearly every way now faces a seemingly impossible challenge: finding a service dog to support her everyday needs. …
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Ryan Hermenet (via RochesterFirst)
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10/26/26
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) — West Virginia's mobile mammogram unit, Bonnie's Bus, is the latest grant recipient of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. Governor Patrick Morrisey announced …
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Christian Meffert (via Morgan Messanger - WV)
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10/26/26
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The Tiverton Town Council addressed ongoing concerns surrounding PFAS contamination and what's being done to assist impacted residents Monday night.
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Kayla Fish (via WPRI - Local News)
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10/26/26
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Cannabis regulators are eyeing rules to eliminate residency requirements for purchasing medical marijuana in an attempt to make the product easier for out-of-state patients to buy.
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Katie Castellani (via WWLP22 News - Massachusetts News)
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10/26/26
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Brigham and Women's Hospital declined to comment Saturday when asked about the nurses' union's request to restart contract talks, and a union official said Monday the union is still seeking a date to …
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Michael P. Norton (via WWLP22 News - Massachusetts News)
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10/26/26
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Colorado-based Ultrasound AI is celebrating after TIME named its software, Delivery Date AI, to its 2026 best inventions list in the medical and healthcare category.
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Kim Posey (via KDVR)
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10/26/26
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Video games are becoming a new tool in physical rehabilitation, helping older adults in Rochester stay active while making therapy more engaging. Rochester Regional …
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Melanie Baker (via RochesterFirst)
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10/26/26
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Researchers have found evidence in mice that cannabinol, also known as CBN, can be habit-forming.
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Ed Cara (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/26/26
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — While broader data show the rate of deaths from opioid overdose declining in the post-pandemic era, an alarming outlier emerged over the summer in Virginia Beach. …
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Chris Horne (via WAVY)
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10/26/26
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The $1 billion-plus project will open in 2030 with 180 beds and specialized pediatric services, aiming to reduce the need for Nevada families to travel out of state for complex medical care.
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Emerson Drewes (via Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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10/26/26
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A new study demonstrates why microplastics are bad for human health. These fragments become chemically reactive and generate free radicals (reactive oxygen species) when they come in contact with …
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Kristin Hunt (via PhillyVoice)
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10/26/26
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