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Robert Fleetwood’s Revolutionary Knee Replacements Showcase Advances in Same-Day Procedures and Active Aging

November 25, 2023 by Roselyn Sarita

In a remarkable medical journey, 73-year-old Robert Fleetwood underwent joint replacements in both knees, not just to alleviate arthritis pain but to maintain his active lifestyle. The advancements in medical technology allowed Robert Fleetwood to return home on the same day for each knee replacement, spaced several months apart This groundbreaking development reflects a significant … Read more

Applesauce Pouches Recalled After Causing Lead Poisoning And Contamination To More Than 50 Children

November 25, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

Applesauce pouches were recalled after causing lead poisoning and contamination to more than 50 children. Applesauce Pouches Recalled After Causing Dangerous Lead Poisoning and Contamination to More Than 50 Children Applesauce pouches were recalled after causing dangerous lead poisoning and contamination to more than 50 children in several states, wherein the FDA found that the … Read more

Italy COVID Response Investigation Against 3 Former Italian Health Ministers And 9 Others Asked To Be Closed Following Lack Of Preparedness Plan During Pandemic

November 24, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

The investigation of the Italy COVID response against three former Italian health ministers and nine other health officials was asked to be closed after the lack of preparedness plan during the COVID-19 pandemic. Italy COVID Response Investigation Against Italian Health Ministers and Other Health Officials Asked to be Closed Following Lack of Preparedness Plan During … Read more

Diphtheria Outbreaks Ravage West Africa: Millions Vaccinated as Death Toll Rises, Urgent Global Action Needed

November 24, 2023 by Roselyn Sarita

In Nigeria, where a top health official revealed that millions are undergoing vaccination to bridge significant gaps in immunity, the toll of the current outbreak, starting in December 2022, stands at 573 deaths out of 11,640 diagnosed cases. Diphtheria outbreaks are wreaking havoc across several West African nations, with authorities scrambling to contain the crisis … Read more

How Getting Follow-Up Care Should Be Prioritized For Seniors Who Suffer Serious Injuries From Falling

November 23, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

How should getting follow-up care be prioritized for seniors who suffered serious injuries from falling? Getting Follow-Up Care Should be Prioritized for Seniors Who Suffer Serious Injuries from Falling Getting follow-up care should reportedly be prioritized for seniors who suffered serious injuries from falling as they are prone to falling or tripping, wherein a simple … Read more

Elderly Black People May Experience Reduced Memory Decline with Increased Whole Grain Consumption, Study Finds

November 23, 2023 by Roselyn Sarita

The research, published in the American Academy of Neurology‘s medical journal, reveals a correlation between higher daily servings of whole grains, such as dark bread, and lower levels of memory decline in elderly Black people. A recent study from RUSH University Medical Center in Chicago suggests that elderly Black people who include more whole grains … Read more

Deadly Listeria Outbreak Continues To Infect People Resulting In 1 Death, 10 Hospitalizations After Eating Peaches And Plums

November 22, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

A deadly listeria outbreak continued to infect people, resulting in one death and ten hospitalizations after eating peaches and plums. Deadly Listeria Outbreak Continues to Infect People and Causes Death and Hospitalizations Across US A deadly listeria outbreak continued to infect people after eating peaches and plums, resulting in one death and ten hospitalizations across … Read more

Rosalynn Carter’s Enduring Legacy: A Pioneering Force in Mental Health Advocacy

November 22, 2023 by Roselyn Sarita

The first lady, amidst her husband’s reelection campaign, deviated from the political norm, visiting a 75-year-old institution marked by the U.S. Justice Department as a troubling example of warehousing for “feebleminded” children. The sunny skies witnessed a remarkable event as Rosalynn Carter graced a crowd in Laconia, New Hampshire Governor Hugh Gallen, sharing Rosalynn Carter’s … Read more

Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Cantaloupes Investigated After Infecting More Than 43 People, Hospitalizing 17 Others

November 21, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

A salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupes was investigated after infecting more than 40 people and hospitalizing 17 others. Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cantaloupes Infects More Than 40 People and Hospitalizing 17 Others A salmonella outbreak linked to different brands of cantaloupes infected more than 40 people and hospitalized 17 others across various states in the … Read more

Black Youth Mental Health Continues To Worsen Following Increasing Cases Of Racial Discrimination

November 20, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

The Black youth mental health continued to worsen following the increasing cases of racial discrimination. Black Youth Mental Health Worsens Even More Following Increasing Racial Discrimination Cases The Black youth mental health continued to worsen even more following the increasing cases of racial discrimination, wherein the Black youth mental health has been affected by several … Read more