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Fact Check
A viral claim about Texas Democrat James Talarico was false, but the episode shows how quickly misinformation can distort a health condition and distract from the facts about type 1 diabetes.
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Abdul El-Sayed
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is making health care a core part of his Senate campaign, turning a heated race into a wider argument about costs, coverage, and public trust.
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AI Safety
A multistate lawsuit says ChatGPT has misled users and, in some cases, offered dangerous health-related guidance. Here’s what the case alleges and what health agencies say about online medical advice.
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Cancer Recovery
Pope Leo’s gradual return to work after lung cancer surgery is a reminder that recovery can continue long after the operating room, with follow-up and watchful monitoring still important.
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Democratic Republic Of The Congo
Confirmed Ebola cases in Congo have climbed past 9,000, according to reporting and CDC updates, as health officials race to slow transmission across multiple provinces.
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Ebola
Kenya has reported seven Ebola cases, including health workers who cared for the first patient. Here’s what the outbreak update means and what remains unclear.
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Consumer Health
Bemotrizinol is the first new U.S. sunscreen active ingredient in more than two decades, arriving as skin-cancer prevention remains a public health priority.
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Diabetes Care
Medicare’s open enrollment season is under way, and several policy changes scheduled for 2027 could affect drug costs, plan choices and access to widely used diabetes and weight-loss medicines.
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Compounding Pharmacies
The Trump administration is advancing a policy that could make certain unapproved peptide injections easier to compound, even as FDA materials continue to flag safety and quality concerns.
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Blood Pressure
AARP highlights practical steps linked to long-term brain health, while CDC and heart experts say hearing, sleep and vascular risk factors all matter for cognitive aging.
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Cancer Prevention
A new analysis estimates that about 12% of new cancers worldwide in 2024 were linked to infectious agents. Vaccines, testing and treatment can lower risk.
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Aging Research
A new study adds to growing evidence that the ovary remains biologically active after menopause, with possible implications for hormone signaling, aging, and disease risk.
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