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New Mobile App Uses AI To Diagnose Skin Conditions With A Snapshot
The app allows a physician to take a photo of the patient's skin condition and then displays an array of images showing similar skin presentations.
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COVID Drives Down U.S. Life Expectancy For The Second Straight Year: CDC Data
Disparity in life expectancy between men and women also widened last year to the highest in over two decades.
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3.85 Billion At Risk Of Infection Due To Healthcare Facilities Sans Basic Hygiene Services: WHO
The World Health Organization found that about half of healthcare facilities worldwide do not have basic hygiene services.
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Routine Vaccines For Travelers: What The CDC Wants You To Know
The CDC has updated its guidance for international travel to and from the United States.
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Why Do We Experience Rapid Eye Movements When We Sleep? Study Finds An Answer
To circumvent the difficulties of studying the rapid movement of our eyeballs beneath their lids -- termed as saccades -- in humans, the...
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5.5 Million American Adults Use Hallucinogens; LSD Usage Increased: Study
Researchers discovered that hallucinogen use among Americans aged 12 and up increased from 1.65% to 2.16% between 2002 and 2019.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Shot vs. Nasal Spray: Which Is Better?
Scientists want a renewed focus on nasal vaccines amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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LA Offers Free COVID-19 Testing For Pets Exposed To Virus
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health said the initiative is for pets who may have been exposed to the novel coronavirus.
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E. Coli Outbreak: CDC Prompts Wendy’s To Remove Lettuce From Sandwiches
Federal authorities started investigating the outbreak after it sickened nearly 30 people.
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Think You Avoided Omicron? Think Again. Here's Why You May Have Been Infected
Because the Omicron variant has less severe symptoms such as fatigue, cough, headache, sore throat, or a runny nose, it was easier for people to...
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Ivermectin For COVID-19? Not Effective, Says Large Study
The controversial drug does not help treat COVID-19, according to a long-awaited study on the horse dewormer.
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Monkeypox Vaccine Maker Struggles To Meet Demand Amid Outbreak
The biotechnology company voiced uncertainty on whether it could meet the skyrocketing demand amid the outbreak.
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Use Of Sleep Medications Among Americans Declining In Recent Years
According to the researchers, this could possibly be an effect of the efforts taken to raise awareness about these drugs.
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What Is West Nile Virus? 2 Cases Reported In New York City
The agency has found 1,068 mosquito pools that have tested positive for West Nile in the city's five boroughs, an increase from last year's 779...
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Corneas Made From Pig Skin Restore Vision During Trial, Reignite Hope For Visually Impaired
Estimates peg that around 12.7 million people suffer vision loss due to corneal issues, and only one in 70 are able to receive a cornea transplant.
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Many Omicron Patients Unintentionally Spread This COVID-19 Variant: Study
More than half of people infected with the omicron variant do not know they have it.
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New Study Ranks The Healthiest US States; Washington Claims Top Spot
The states were given a health score out of 10 based on the combination of all the factors, and Washington state came out on top as the healthiest...
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Researchers Uncover Renaissance Beauty Secrets
Two examples of these types of products are rosewater and sulfur. While rosewater is used in modern skin-hydrating mists, sulfur is used in some...
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Texas Child Below 2 Presumably Tested Positive For Monkeypox: Report
A child below 2 years old has reportedly contracted the monkeypox virus.
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What Are The Omicron Symptoms Found In Fully Vaccinated Individuals?
Experts say nine omicron symptoms affect the fully vaccinated amid the ongoing pandemic.
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Inno Supps Review: The natural way to cleanse and rejuvenate your body
Detox and cleanse have become popular buzzwords in the health and wellness industry, associated with all types of diets, supplements, therapies and...
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Early Sexual Experiences Lead To Better Sexual Health In Adulthood, Study Shows
The scientists defined sexual debut as a broader term to include other important sexual firsts in a person's life besides intercourse — namely...
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COVID-19 Headaches: When To See The Doctor?
Headaches experienced by long COVID patients vary.
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First Human-To-Dog Monkeypox Transmission: What To Know
The dog belonged to a gay French couple who had sexual contact with other partners.
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Food Addiction In Kids May Be Linked To Parents' Drinking Habits, Study Finds
These people with food addiction were also more likely to be addicted to intoxicating substances like alcohol, cannabis, tobacco and vaping.