Heavy cannabis use linked to severe vomiting: ER visits jump fivefold
A growing body of research now links heavy cannabis consumption to sudden, intense bouts of vomiting and a sharp rise in emergency room visits. New … Read more
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Shredded cheese recall: over 1 million bags pulled for metal particles and listeria
A widespread recall has been issued for more than one million packages of shredded cheese after authorities found metal fragments and a possible Listeria contamination. … Read more
CDC move to drop hepatitis B birth shot: doctors warn it strips newborns of a safety net
A new policy shift from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reignited debate among pediatricians. Doctors warn that removing the hepatitis B vaccine … Read more
plant-based diets may slash diabetes and heart disease risk
Millions are changing what’s on their plates as research links plant-based eating to lower rates of metabolic and heart disease. Readers want straightforward guidance and … Read more
Alternate-day fasting: rapid 4-week weight loss but unexpected muscle loss
A recent short-term clinical trial shows that following an alternate-day fasting schedule for four weeks can prompt rapid weight loss — but the quick results … Read more
Norovirus cases surge across US: how to protect yourself
A sudden rise in cases of “winter vomiting disease” is drawing attention across the United States. Health officials warn that the highly contagious virus behind … Read more
Cervical cancer screening updated: now includes self-swab HPV test
Health authorities have broadened cervical cancer screening rules to allow at-home HPV testing. The change aims to reach more people, reduce barriers to care, and … Read more
Omega-3 deficiency: why most people lack it and what it does to your health
Most people are not getting enough omega-3 fats, and that shortfall is quietly altering health outcomes worldwide. Newer studies tie low omega-3 intake to heart … Read more
Beer belly raises heart damage risk: men hit hardest
A growing body of research links excess belly fat—commonly called a “beer belly”—to damage to the heart. New findings suggest that the distribution of fat … Read more
Mold unlikely in unused period products: experts say they’re safe
Unsealed or poorly stored menstrual supplies can cause worry, but health professionals say finding mold on unopened pads, tampons, or menstrual cups is rare. A … Read more