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Raccoon killed by family dog in N.J. tests positive for rabies, officials say

Raccoon killed by family dog in N.J. tests positive for rabies, officials say

A raccoon killed by a family dog in the backyard of a Barrington home has tested positive for rabies, officials announced Monday. The incident happened on Aug. 18 and the borough’s animal control officer picked up the raccoon and had it tested at the state Public Health & Environmental Laboratories in Trenton, according to a statement from Camden County. The …

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This Diet Can Cancel Out Some of Your Genetic Risk for Dementia, According to New Research

This Diet Can Cancel Out Some of Your Genetic Risk for Dementia, According to New Research

The mountain of evidence backing the health perks of the Mediterranean diet—one that highlights plant foods and fish, and de-emphasizes red and processed meats—just grew again. A study using data from more than 5,700 people gathered over 34 years found that the participants who stuck to the Mediterranean diet were less likely to wind up with dementia. But the biggest …

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US CDC taps vaccine skeptic to lead COVID committee – Reuters

US CDC taps vaccine skeptic to lead COVID committee  Reuters ACIP member critical of COVID vaccines to lead review  CIDRAP Vaccine skeptic to lead CDC COVID immunization working group  The Hill Covid vaccine critic tapped to lead CDC advisory committee on shots  Seeking Alpha Covid Vaccine Opponent Tapped to Lead Federal Review Team  The New York Times Source link

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Takeout Containers Are Leaching Microplastics, Study Finds

Takeout Containers Are Leaching Microplastics, Study Finds

Researchers in China studied university students’ diets and stool samples to examine how microplastics from takeout containers and bottled drinks affect gut health. Students who ate takeout meals more frequently had significantly higher levels of microplastics, along with gut bacteria changes linked to inflammation and poor health. While the study was small, researchers say it highlights the urgent need for …

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“There Needs To Be Justice”: 22-Year-Old Law Graduate Passes Away After Routine CT Scan

“There Needs To Be Justice”: 22-Year-Old Law Graduate Passes Away After Routine CT Scan

Leticia Paul, a 22-year-old law graduate from Lontras, Brazil, has passed away under harrowing and unexpected circumstances in less than 24 hours after undergoing a routine CT scan: a medical procedure she had previously undergone without any complications.  This time, however, the outcome was catastrophic, as the procedure caused her to have a lethal allergic reaction. Highlights Leticia Paul, 22, …

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‘6-6-6’ Walking Trend Goes Viral For Fat Loss As Expert Reveals How To ‘Use It’ Properly

‘6-6-6’ Walking Trend Goes Viral For Fat Loss As Expert Reveals How To ‘Use It’ Properly

A new TikTok fitness trend has captured the attention of social media users by offering a workout that doesn’t require endless gym hours or punishing routines.  Known as the “6-6-6” walking challenge, it quickly became a favorite for those seeking weight loss, stress relief, and daily movement.  Trainers said the method fits into the growing demand for sustainable, low-impact fitness …

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Eating THESE fruits and vegetables can DRASTICALLY cut GI cancer risk – Times of India

Eating THESE fruits and vegetables can DRASTICALLY cut GI cancer risk – Times of India

Eating THESE fruits and vegetables can DRASTICALLY cut GI cancer risk  Times of India Risk of colon cancer slashed by eating specific types of vegetables, study finds  Fox News Broccoli can have a protective effect against colon cancer, study reveals  Medical Xpress Lower your colorectal cancer risk by 20% by eating more of this food  nypost.com The 70p food linked to 20% lower risk …

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