Doctor warns against supermarket rotisserie chickens over plastic-packaging risks
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Dr. Daniel Pompa says hot chickens kept in plastic domes can pick up chemical contaminants; studies link heated plastic contact to heart and gut effects
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Drug driver jailed for 30 months after Walsall crash that seriously injured passenger
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Renaisse Monk, 24, sentenced for causing serious injury by dangerous driving after police found drugs and nitrous oxide canisters at the scene
Suffolk County officers save man with EpiPens two days after patrol cars were equipped
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72-year-old bee-sting victim revived after county adopts EpiPen program created under 'Gio's Law'
Thousands of Britons to receive cheap Alzheimer's blood tests in landmark NHS trial
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University College London-led study will screen 1,100 people using a blood marker that detects amyloid and tau; researchers will measure effects on diagnosis speed and patient care.
MAHA children's health strategy would lift school whole-milk restrictions and pursue wide nutrition, safety reforms
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Administration plan outlines more than 120 initiatives including dietary guideline revisions, stronger advertising enforcement and limits on synthetic food dyes
Study finds multiple psychiatric diagnoses linked with substantially higher dementia risk
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French researchers report people with two or more mental health conditions face markedly greater odds of later dementia, but experts warn the observational findings do not prove causation
Kerry Katona says she 'wanted to kill myself' after 2008 This Morning interview, blames medication for bipolar disorder
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Former pop star describes panic and suicidal thoughts following televised appearance she calls a 'car crash' and says children helped keep her alive
Thousands of Britons to receive cheap blood tests for Alzheimer’s in landmark NHS trial
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University College London launches 1,100‑participant study of a p‑tau217 blood test to speed diagnosis and assess effects on care
HHS and FDA Send Thousands of Warning Letters to Drug Makers in Crackdown on Alleged Misleading Advertising
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Agencies begin rulemaking to close a 1997 loophole after review found social media posts often omit safety risks; letters instruct firms to remove noncompliant promotions