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Recent studies prove the ancient practice of nasal irrigation is effective at fighting the common cold

Nasal saline irrigation works by thinning mucus and flushing out irritants and viruses from the nasal passages. By doing so, it helps to reduce inflammation and congestion, allowing for easier

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U.S. Men’s World Cup Soccer Woes Cultural, Not Lack Of Athleticism

Lionel Messi of Argentina is a prolific goal scorer, having the most goals ever in World Cup play. He's considered

White House reviews FDA finalists, ACA plan premiums surge

This is the online version of D.C. Diagnosis, STAT's newsletter focusing on health and medicine politics and policy. It is

Meta AI Data Center Linked To Rare Bacteria In City’s Water System

An AI data center under construction for has contaminated a local City's water supply with a rare bacteria.gettyThe global expansion

Cyclospora now in 29 states, more than 1,000 cases reported

NEW YORK — Nearly 1,000 individuals in Michigan have contracted a parasitic infection that can cause prolonged episodes of watery

Over 80% Of Maternal Deaths In The U.S. Are Preventable. Here’s One Model Showing How.

In the United States, Black women face a staggering threefold higher risk of dying from pregnancy-related complications compared to white

RFK Jr. proposes creating Covid-19 vaccine injury table

WASHINGTON — Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is taking steps to simplify the process for individuals claiming injury from

Medicine’s Back Door And The Uncomfortable Truth It Reveals

Healthcare operates with back doors for some.gettyThe phrase "make the call" is well understood in healthcare circles.Consider a scenario where

Experts weigh risks, benefits of OTC glucose monitors for children

Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) are now available over the counter for children aged 2 and older in the United States,