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Irregular Sleep Patterns Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke, Study Finds

Even with enough sleep, irregular sleep habits dramatically increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, according to a recent study. For improved heart health, researchers stress the need for regular sleep schedules. Even for people who get the necessary amount of sleep, a novel study indicates that irregular sleep patterns, such as different bedtimes…

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Kennedy’s HHS Leadership: A Global Health Gamble Amid Rising Concerns

Concerns are raised around the world by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination as HHS Secretary. Experts worry that his divisive views on vaccines and emphasis on chronic illnesses could endanger international cooperation, pandemic preparation, and infectious disease management, endangering hard-won advancements in public health. Global health experts are deeply concerned about President-elect Donald Trump’s choice…

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Trump’s Health Team Faces Uphill Battle: Balancing Science Amid Political Pressures

Experts express concerns about the interaction of politics and science as President Trump’s choices for important health positions are scrutinized by the Senate, especially in light of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s contentious confirmation as HHS secretary. The focus is on vaccine regulations and public health autonomy. The Senate confirmation process could be tense now that…

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Trump’s Health Team Faces Steep Challenge: Keeping Politics Out of Public Health

Experts fear that political influence will eclipse research in the wake of President-elect Trump’s choices to senior health leadership positions. A major problem for the future administration is striking a balance between partisan demands, vaccination skepticism, and public health concerns. Public health specialists are deeply divided about President-elect Donald Trump’s latest choices for health leadership….

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Biden’s Proposal Could Bring Anti-Obesity Drugs to Millions of Americans by 2026

7.4 million Americans might profit from the Biden administration’s ground-breaking proposal to expand Medicare and Medicaid coverage for pricey anti-obesity medications. Political obstacles stand in the way of this initiative’s potential to revolutionize obesity treatment and healthcare accessible if it is put into action. The Biden administration launched a daring plan Tuesday that could soon…

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West Virginians Left in Limbo as Weight Loss Drug Program Ends

The West Virginia-based state-funded weight-loss medication subsidy program has had life-changing outcomes, but it ended abruptly, leaving many people unable to pay for the expensive treatments. Patients talk about their struggles, frustrations, and the tough decisions they now have to make. A photo from Hilaria Swisher’s past looks like a stranger to her. GLP-1 weight…

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New Hope for Glioblastoma Patients: Groundbreaking Treatment Extends Life and Boosts Quality of Life

With promising new treatments demonstrating increased survival rates and quality of life, innovative clinical studies at the Mayo Clinic give older GBM patients hope. A 61-year-old patient named Nadya El-Afandi reveals her inspirational tale of perseverance and survival. After completing therapy for breast cancer, 59-year-old Nadya El-Afandi received the shocking and devastating diagnosis of glioblastoma,…

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Scientists Solve 40-Year Mystery of Unknown Chemical in US Tap Water

Scientists have discovered a mystery chemical in US tap water, affecting over 113 million people, following decades of investigation. Although the health effects are unknown, this chloronitramide anion discovery raises important discussions about water safety and regulation. For over 40 years, scientists have been puzzled about what substance has been found in US tap water….

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The Ultra Processed Truth: How 70% of the US Diet Could Be Shaping Health Risks

Seventy percent of the American diet constitutes ultra processed foods, which are extremely hazardous for human health. New studies explore the science regarding why such foods are so addictive, why they are related to obesity, and how they impact the federal dietary guidelines. Sam Srisatta, a twenty-year-old employee at the Clinical Center of the National…

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