Tag Archives: Urgent

‘Get help’: osteopath’s urgent plea to cancer victim refusing treatment  The Times Mum of woman who refused chemo accuses paramedics of killing her  BBC Twin brother of woman who refused chemotherapy says mother ‘sacrificed’ her daughter  The Independent 23-year-old who died of cancer after refusing chemo had ‘five coffee enemas a day’  New York Post ‘Anti-vax’ woman died after refusing chemotherapy  Yahoo Home Source link

A mother-of-three who was left paralysed after her routine Botox top-up has revealed that she spent £22,000 to get a diagnosis. Amanda Wolaver, 33, from Goodhope, Georgia, thought she was ‘slowly dying’ when her ‘severe’ headaches left her unable to move and made her housebound for months. The sales director had gone for her routine anti-wrinkle injection in her face to smooth …

By SADIE WHITELOCKS FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 15:15, 28 July 2025 | Updated: 15:16, 28 July 2025 The FDA is warning Americans of ice pops that could cause a ‘life-threatening allergic reaction.’ Tropicale Foods of Ontario, California, is recalling a variety of its Helados Mexico and La Michoacana ice pops from stores across the country because they may contain undeclared milk. People …

The change in the seasons can have quite the profound effect on your penis – but it can also trigger an unfortunate side effect, too. Doctors have warned blokes that although the ‘summer penis’ phenomenon may boost the appearance of their manhood, it can also leave them struggling in the bedroom. Essentially, it’s quite the double-edged sword. The spike in …

The FDA issued an urgent warning about a midwestern burger and sandwich brand after an undeclared allergen was found in food items sold across three states.  Sheehan Brothers Vending, an Ohio-based catering business, recalled six of its staple meals after health officials detected sesame that was not noted on product labels earlier this month.  Cheeseburgers, Spicy Chicken Sandwiches, Italian Mini Subs, …

Study Cites Urgent Care Clinics for Inappropriate Prescribing  MedPage Today Urgent Care Linked to High Prescribing Rates  Medscape Urgent Care Often Hands Out Inappropriate Prescriptions, Study Finds  U.S. News & World Report Urgent care visits often linked to inappropriate prescribing  Medical Xpress Inappropriate Prescriptions for Antibiotics, Glucocorticoids and Opioids Common at Urgent Cares | Newswise  Newswise Source link

A growing number of Aussie households are falling victim to a trifecta of nasty viruses as cases of influenza, Covid and RSV skyrocket across the country. More than 50,000 flu cases were detected in the first two weeks of July, with cases the highest in NSW (17,112), followed by Victoria (9,991) and Queensland (6,620). Covid and RSV cases were sitting …

TOPLINE: Urgent care visits frequently result in inappropriate prescribing, with 12.4% leading to antibiotic fills, 9.1% to glucocorticoid fills, and 1.3% to opioid fills. Analysis of over 22.4 million urgent care visits revealed concerning patterns, including 40.8% of acute bronchitis visits resulting in inappropriate glucocorticoid prescriptions. METHODOLOGY: Researchers conducted a cross-sectional study analyzing urgent care visits from January 1, 2018, …

Microsoft Releases Urgent Patch for SharePoint RCE Flaw Exploited in Ongoing Cyber Attacks  The Hacker News Global hack on Microsoft product hits U.S., state agencies, researchers say  The Washington Post Microsoft alerts businesses, governments to server software attack  Reuters Microsoft Server Software Comes Under Widespread Cyberattack (MSFT)  Bloomberg.com Microsoft SharePoint servers under attack via zero-day vulnerability with no patch (CVE-2025-53770)  Help Net Security Source link

Ready-to-eat chicken sausages have been recalled nationwide over fears of throat lacerations, health officials announced. Massachusetts-based Kayem Foods Inc has voluntarily recalled 24,000 pounds of its ‘All Natural Al Fresco Chicken Sausage Sweet Apple with Vermont Maple Syrup’ after customers reported finding white pieces of plastic inside of them. The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) said Thursday it is ‘concerned that …