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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. admits he has no sufficient proof of a Tylenol autism link
He still believes the Tylenol autism link is “very suggestive” despite weak...
Key Takeaways
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. admits he has no sufficient proof of a Tylenol autism link
He still believes the Tylenol autism link is “very suggestive” despite weak evidence
Doctors largely dismiss the Tylenol autism link claim as unsupported
President Trump and Texas AG Ken Paxton have pushed...
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Tylenol’s maker over autism claims.
The Wall Street Journal slammed Paxton for using shaky science.
Critics warn this fight may scare pregnant women away from needed pain relief.
The FDA has not found strong proof that Tylenol causes autism.
Political motives...
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• Senator Moreno told Marjorie Taylor Greene to draft her own health care plan instead of just critiquing.
• Greene pressed Speaker Johnson for details on the GOP’s health care plan but got no specifics.
• Moreno blasted Obamacare as a failure and urged a real market-based solution.
• This exchange...
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Texas is the first state to sue over a possible link between Tylenol and autism.
The lawsuit claims Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue hid evidence on acetaminophen risks.
It follows guidance from former President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Major medical groups say no proven link...
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A conservative editorial board sharply criticized FDA leaders for blocking a melanoma treatment.
Editors say FDA chiefs misrepresented their arguments on a public podcast.
They urged approval of Replimune’s RP1 immunotherapy for metastatic melanoma.
The board claims the agency’s choice shows poor judgment and risks patient lives.
FDA...
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• President Trump announced he received a “perfect” MRI during his October 10 checkup.
• Doctors at Walter Reed offered a very positive and detailed report.
• The reason for the MRI has not been disclosed.
• Trump has a history of chronic venous insufficiency and occasional bruising.
• MRI exams help...
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• President Trump urged pregnant women to limit Tylenol and split the MMR vaccine.
• His statement sparked harsh criticism on social media.
• Experts warn that his advice spreads medical misinformation.
• Health professionals still recommend Tylenol when needed during pregnancy.
• The debate highlights the risk of mixing politics and...
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Mike Johnson called Marjorie Taylor Greene’s claim that Republicans hurt people “absurd.”
Greene said ending health care subsidies hurts Americans.
The clash adds new drama to the ongoing healthcare debate.
Republican leaders avoid in-depth strategy talks on wide-open calls.
This fight shows how deeply divided some GOP...
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Up to 65 percent of women face lymphedema after breast surgery.
Lymphedema causes painful tissue swelling from fluid buildup.
Early recognition and simple treatments can ease symptoms.
Nonprofits offer education, research, and community support.
Daily habits and therapy play a big role in managing lymphedema.
Lymphedema: A Big...
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• Dr. Tom Frieden reveals a clear formula to turn health knowledge into action.
• His steps focus on leadership, data, equity, and community engagement.
• Practical examples from tuberculosis, Ebola, and COVID show success.
• Small, coordinated actions can lead to better health for everyone.
• Insightful tips help bridge the...
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Some protein products have lead levels far above safe limits.
Cadmium and arsenic also turn up in many popular brands.
Heavy metals can harm your body over time.
You can choose safer options by checking labels and test results.
Stronger rules and better testing are needed in...
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Israel faces a severe mental health crisis after October 7.
Hospitals struggle with patient overload and few therapists.
A leading hospital now tests AI diagnosis tools to spot trauma.
Early results show faster screenings and more patients helped.
Experts applaud faster care but call for privacy safeguards.
AI...
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A woman’s chance of being killed rises by 20% when she is pregnant or after giving birth.
Pregnant and postpartum women face higher odds of homicide than death from childbirth.
Most killings stem from domestic violence at home.
Abortion restrictions in some states make women more vulnerable.
Every...
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President Trump wants to overhaul the childhood vaccines schedule.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. disagreed with Trump’s broad plan.
Analysts Sam Stein and Sarah Longwell expressed surprise at the split.
The debate highlights growing tensions over vaccine policy.
Childhood Vaccines Plan Divides the White House
President Trump recently...
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President Trump says he’s in talks with Democrats on health care.
He calls Obamacare a “mess” and wants better health care.
White House press secretary says there is nothing to negotiate.
The standoff has led to a government shutdown over subsidies.
Patients and insurers face uncertainty without...
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• Senior EPA officials asked scientists to check for abortion pills in water this summer.
• The request came after 25 Republican lawmakers raised concerns about mifepristone.
• Critics call the effort unusual and politically driven.
• Environmental experts say there is no proof that abortion pills contaminate water.
• The debate...
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California Governor Gavin Newsom said Trump’s late-night post shows his mental health issues.
President Trump falsely claimed Biden’s FBI put agents in the crowd on January 6.
Trump posted the claim at midnight even though his administration led the FBI then.
Newsom’s press office mocked Trump’s memory...
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Late at night, Donald Trump claimed Biden's FBI acted at Jan. 6 riot.
MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart asked, “Where are the doctors?”
George Conway and Gavin Newsom criticized Trump’s mental health.
The debate spotlights concerns over Trump’s mental acuity.
Voters and experts seek clear answers on presidential...
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Experts warn that recent CDC layoffs could leave the US unprepared for disease outbreaks.
The entire CDC Washington office and key disease reporting team were cut overnight.
Over 1,100 staff, including “disease detectives,” lost their jobs.
Public health leaders call this a “massacre” that weakens outbreak response.
...
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The Trump administration is reviewing the safety of the MMR vaccine.
Health officials suggest developing separate vaccines for measles, mumps, and rubella.
This comes during the worst measles outbreak in the U.S. in decades.
Experts worry that shaking public trust in the MMR vaccine could lead to...
