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Arnold Palmer patients are conductors for a day through Brightline, Orlando Health partnership
ORLANDO, Fla. – Brightline hosted several patients of the Arnold Palmer children’s hospital and their families to be “a conductor for a day” as part of its ongoing partnership with Orlando Health. Kelly Evans and her family spent their Saturday morning at Brightline’s “Base Camp.” Evans’ daughter, Gabby, had intestine failure a few years ago and is now hospital homebound.…
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Immunogrit study reveals how ayurveda can help preserve youthfulness
Aging is something everyone experiences, but the desire to look and feel young is as old as time itself. Wrinkles appear on the forehead, fine lines near the eyes, and skin loses its glow. These signs often start worrying people in their 30s or 40s. Premature ageing has become a harsh but common reality today where stress, pollution, and unhealthy…
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What is the ‘kissing bug’ disease, and should Texans be worried?
US states with reported wild, domestic, or captive animals exposed to Trypanosoma cruzi locally; states with reported autochthonous human Chagas disease; and all states with reported triatomines in assessment of Chagas disease as endemic to the United States. Credit: Emerging Infectious Diseases (2025). DOI: 10.3201/eid3109.241700 Kissing bugs may sound charming, but with one bite, these insects can spread a dangerous…
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Charity funding boosts research into inclusion body myopathy at Aston University
In an evolving health landscape, emerging research continues to highlight concerns that could impact everyday wellbeing. Here’s the key update you should know about: Muscular Dystrophy UK, a charity working on behalf of 110,000 children and adults living with more than 60 muscle-wasting conditions, has awarded £140,944 in funding to Dr. Rebecca Jones at Aston University for a project to…
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World Health Organization promotes abortion drugs on essential medicines list
By Kate Quiñones CNA Staff, Sep 12, 2025 / 17:34 pm Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news. WHO promotes abortion drugs on essential medicines list Pro-life leaders are expressing concern after the inclusion of abortion drugs in the World Health Organization (WHO)’s latest annual list of essential medicines, noting that the drugs can be “dangerous.” The…
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Over 1.8m anti-depression prescriptions issued in just five months
Figures from the HSE show that more than 1.8 million prescriptions for anti-depression medication were issued to people over 16 years of age in the first five months of this year. Between January and May 2025, 1,855,620 prescriptions were issued to over-16s. The majority – 1,462,648 – were issued under the General Medical Service (GMS) scheme, which provides access to…
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Using deep learning for precision cancer therapy
Summary of the Flexynesis data integration and analysis workflow. Credit: Nature Communications (2025). DOI: 10.1038/s41467-025-63688-5 Nearly 50 new cancer therapies are approved every year. This is good news. “But for patients and their treating physicians, it is becoming increasingly difficult to keep track and to select the treatment methods from which the people affected—each with their very individual tumor characteristics—will…
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Study reveals how the brain interprets certain aromas as taste
In an evolving health landscape, emerging research continues to highlight concerns that could impact everyday wellbeing. Here’s the key update you should know about: Flavored drinks without sugar can be perceived as sweet – and now researchers know why. A new study from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden, published in the journal Nature Communications, reveals that the brain interprets certain aromas…
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In meeting with RFK Jr., CEO of Tylenol maker stresses there is no clear link between medication and autism, WSJ reports
Disability issues Prescription drugs Federal agencies Maternal health See all topics Facebook Tweet Email Link The interim CEO and director of drugmaker Kenvue, which makes the common pain reliever Tylenol, met with US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. privately this week in an attempt to dissuade him from including the drug as a potential cause of…
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