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Mansur Shaheen - Deputy Health Editor

Mansur is the Deputy Health Editor at DailyMail.com. He joined the Mail as a Health Reporter in 2021 and highlights include covering the US' Covid pandemic and monkeypox outbreak. He graduated from George Mason University in his hometown of Fairfax, Virginia.

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Four pound metallic object that crashed through New Jersey home confirmed as METEORITE

12/05/23 02:54

A mysterious object that punched through the hole of a New Jersey home has been confirmed as a meteorite. The object, which weights around 4lbs and measured four to six inches long, was discovered by the Kop family from Hopewell Township, New Jersey, earlier this week. There were no injuries and minimal damage to the home itself. Suzy Kop, whose family owns the home, said she believed someone had thrown a rock into a bedroom upstrairs....read

Social media's 'Liver King' exposed: Muscled influencer who made millions of dollars pushing workout supplements - while hiding his own steroid use - is accused of fueling wave of 'muscle dysmorphia' in young men
12/05/23 12:55
Brian Johnson, 45, is known as the Liver King on social media, and boasts 5million followers across his social media platforms. He ran a Texas-based fitness and supplement brand.
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Pancreatic cancer vaccine that uses same mRNA technology as Covid shot prevents HALF of patients' tumors returning, promising study shows
10/05/23 07:05
The German firm BioNTech has led research into the development of a new breakthrough vaccine for pancreatic cancer. It prevented the disease from returning in half of patients.
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Michigan paper mill at epicenter of biggest fungal outbreak in US history reopens after a month-long clean - as case count rises to 115
10/05/23 04:13
The Billerud facility in Escanaba, Michigan, on the upper peninsula, was shuttered for more than three weeks to clean and investigate the source of the fungus.
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EXCLUSIVE: Virologist who funded Wuhan experiments admits lab leak is possible for first time - after years of squashing probes into Covid origins
10/05/23 12:57
In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, Dr Peter Daszak, a British zoologist who funded risky virus research at the lab in Wuhan months before the pandemic, said he does not 'fully reject' the theory.
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AI can predict pancreatic cancer three YEARS before it occurs, major Harvard study finds
09/05/23 09:55
Harvard researchers paired with scientists from the Danish firm Novo Nordisk to develop an AI that can predict a person's likelihood of suffering pancreatic cancer in coming years.
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Getting high on the taxpayer dime: Government to spend $5m on 'safe injection' program in NYC and Rhode Island where users are given needles to shoot up fentanyl
09/05/23 03:32
The federal government will invest $5million to open two new safe drug injection sites in New York City and Providence, Rhode Island, as part of new research into their effects on community.
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Controversial research group linked to Covid lab leak fears will receive $2m in US taxpayer cash to study risky BAT CORONAVIRUSES that could start next pandemic - as NIH restarts grant suspended 3 years ago by Trump
08/05/23 10:33
New York City-based EcoHealth announced today that the research will resume nearly three years after it was 'terminated' by then-president Donald Trump.
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Ray Liotta had 'silent killer' condition suffered by HALF of Americans over 45 - these are the warning signs
08/05/23 07:33
The Goodfellas star, 67, died in his sleep from a combination of acute heart failure, respiratory failure and fluid build-up in his lungs while filming a movie in the Dominican Republic last year.
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Scientists are exploring whether weight loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy can treat DEMENTIA
08/05/23 05:17
Wegovy, Ozempic and Mounjaro are being trialed as medication for neurological conditions by scientists in the US and Europe. Novo, the drug's manufacturer, launched a massive trial in 2021.
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'Dangerous levels' of toxic metals are lurking in your favorite store-bought juices, plant-based milks, teas and sodas, study warns
05/05/23 06:53
Researchers at Tulane University, in New Orleans, Louisiana, found toxic metals such as arsenic and cadmium in five of 60 store-bought drinks they tested.
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CDC chief Rochelle Walensky RESIGNS after just two years in job after being slammed for agency's handling of Covid
05/05/23 04:47
Dr Rochelle Walensky is set to step down from her post on June 30 after a tumultuous period of her leadership at the Atlanta, Georgia-based government organization.
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'I declare COVID over': World Health Organization boss says pandemic is no longer a global health emergency
05/05/23 01:32
The World Health Organization said Friday that COVID-19 no longer qualifies as a global emergency. The UN agency said the virus remains a threat in some parts of the world, though.
PICTURED: Eight-week-old girl who received world-first brain surgery while INSIDE her mother's womb is now 'thriving' - after being treated for deadly genetic disorder BEFORE she was born
04/05/23 04:02
A baby girl, Denver Coleman from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was treated for a deadly genetic disorder while inside her mother's womb, in a world-first.
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EXCLUSIVE: unScientific American! Popular magazine is slammed by experts over 'woke' article titled 'Why Human Sex is Not Binary'
04/05/23 01:49
Dr Agustin Fuentes, a anthropologist at Princeton University in New Jersey, wrote a piece for the Scientific American this week that argues human sex is not on a binary and instead a spectrum.
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No womb for error! Doctors perform world-first brain surgery on baby with deadly genetic disorder while it is still INSIDE its mom's uterus
04/05/23 09:01
Surgeons in Boston performed open brain surgery on a child that was still in the womb to cure them of a rare birth defects that causes extremely high blood pressure.
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Low carb diets INCREASE your risk of an early death
03/05/23 07:01
Harvard University, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, researchers were a part of a study that compared whether low fat or low carb diets could expand a person's lifespan.
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Texas woman, 42, discovers birthmark is deadly skin cancer 10 YEARS after first becoming suspicious - this is the one symptom that finally made her get checked
02/05/23 04:07
A woman from Dallas, Texas, was shocked to find out a mark that she had believed for over a decade to be a birth mark was actually caused by the most deadly form of skin cancer.
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Tens of thousands of TONS of toxic chemicals are released each year from everyday goods in homes and offices - these are the biggest offenders
02/05/23 03:01
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, found that makeup, hand sanitizer, and glue are among the goods packed with harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde.
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Scientists discover what happens seconds before you die - activity in the brain and heart RAMPS UP
01/05/23 07:39
Michigan researchers found people experience a jump in brain activity in an area of the brain responsible for consciousness, dreaming, and hallucinations just before death.
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EXCLUSIVE: Is a 'cryptic' Covid strain lurking in YOUR area? 32 never-before-seen variants have been detected in 13 states - and they are so mutated they could trigger 'concerning' outbreaks
01/05/23 05:25
A scientists at the University of Missouri is leading the hunt for 'cryptic lineages' of Covid. These cases emerge in people that are carrying to virus for long periods of time with limited symptoms.
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America's teen mental health crisis laid bare: One in TEN high school students have attempted suicide, 30% are depressed 'most of the time' and a third are abusing drugs, CDC data shows
28/04/23 06:42
A CDC survey finds that one-third of all American children now abuse a drug of some sort. Shockingly, one in thirty even regularly carry around a gun, as firearm deaths among children rise.
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Record one in FOUR high school students say they are gay, bisexual or 'questioning' their sexuality, official CDC data shows - double the amount in 2015
27/04/23 05:01
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's 2021 yearly report found that just 75.5 percent of 14 to 18-year-olds in America said they were heterosexual in 2021 - a new low.
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Leading cardiologists rank the 10 most popular diets in terms of heart health (look away now, vegans!)
27/04/23 09:00
The American Heart Association (AHA) scored 10 popular diets for their potential benefits in staving off heart disease. They were scored on whether the diet promoted consuming healthy foods
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EXCLUSIVE: Scientists launch manhunt for 'longest ever' Covid patient in Ohio who has been infected for two YEARS - as they warn patient's virus is so mutated it could spark 'concerning' outbreak
26/04/23 02:52
Dr Marc Johnson, from the University of Missouri, has found data indicating there is a person in central Ohio that has been carrying a rare strain of Covid for over two years. He hopes to find them.
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Call of Duty servers are down! Console and PC players worldwide struggle to log onto Modern Warfare II and Warzone
25/04/23 09:33
Call of Duty servers are down on Tuesday afternoon, according to reports on DownDetector.com. The outage could effect Warzone and Modern Warfare players globally.
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Microplastics can reach your brain just TWO hours after being ingested, shock study reveals
25/04/23 04:52
Austrian researchers found that microplastics could pierce the brain of mice just two hours after exposure. They fear the plastics could lead to the development of Alzheimer's and more.
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Child suicide attempts by drug overdose surged by up to 70 PERCENT during Covid pandemic, CDC study shows
20/04/23 05:03
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study Tuesday found the number of suicide attempts by poisoning among US kids increased 30 percent from 2019 to 2021.
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Gay California man, 67, who became only fifth person ever to be cured of HIV shares his story: 'I'm grateful to be alive, I watched so many of my friends die of AIDS in the 1980s'
19/04/23 06:01
Paul Edmonds, 67, of Desert Hot Springs, California, was revealed to to be the fifth ever man to be cured on HIV after he received a risky stem cell transplant in 2019.
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California's ban on Skittles and Sour Patch kids moves one step closer - as second committee OK's plan to ban cancer-linked food additives
19/04/23 03:40
The California Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials voted to approve the bill AB418 that will prevent the sale of ingredients found in candies such as Skittles and Sour Patch Kids.
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Doctors issue warning over 'huffing' aerosol canisters after Aaron Carter's autopsy revealed pop star was high on cleaning chemical when he drowned in his bathtub
19/04/23 03:09
The former-Nickelodeon star, 34, was 'incapacitated while in the bathtub due to the effects', according to his autopsy report, revealed Tuesday. He died in Lancaster, California, in November.
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Menu calorie labels rolled out in 2018 will prevent 45,000 obesity and cancer deaths and save $2.8BILLION in healthcare costs, study claims
18/04/23 10:36
Tufts University researchers, near Boston, found that adding calorie labels to fast food menus could drop the prevalence of obesity and prevent the development of cancer as a result.
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Proof that vapes are getting new generation hooked on nicotine: Report finds a MILLION people who've never smoked cigarettes in their lives are taking up habit every year
18/04/23 08:53
The American Cancer Society, based in Kennesaw, Georgia, found that people who start vaping are more likely to have never smoked before, especially those under 30.
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Skin cancer isn't just for skin: Seven surprising places the disease can emerge
15/04/23 11:06
Doctors warn that people should be aware of the other locations the disease can form because rare cases can present this way. These include in the eye and underneath a person's fingernails.
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Bird flu is just FOUR mutations away from causing human outbreak - as experts describe virus as 'pandemic threat that's going to keep knocking at our door'
14/04/23 12:50
Experts highlight four key traits bird flu can pick up through mutation that can lead to it causing a pandemic level event in humans. The virus has rampaged across the world in recent years.
The world's baby bust laid bare: Fascinating graphic shows how global fertility rate has plummeted 50% since 1970 as developed countries ditch traditional family values
13/04/23 02:51
In 2020, the global average fertility rate - the average number of children born to each woman - was 2.3, compared to 4.7 in 1970 - a staggering 51 percent drop over a half-century.
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It all goes up in smoke for Juul: Vape maker agrees to pay $460million to six MORE states over claims it got children hooked on e-cigs - bringing total payouts to more than $1billion
12/04/23 04:14
E-cigarette maker Juul Labs Inc has agreed to pay $462 million to settle claims by six US states including California, New York, Colorado, Illinois, Massachusetts and New Mexico.
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California health committee OKs landmark bill on food with cancer-linked additives - that could see Skittles, Sour Patch Kids and Campbell's soup BANNED if they don't change their recipes
12/04/23 01:35
The state's Democrat-controlled Committee on Health rubber-stamped the bill that would outlaw chemicals in the products linked to cancer, nerve damage and hyperactivity.
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Abortion pill that could be banned across US over 'safety concerns' has lower risk of serious side effects than Tylenol and Viagra
11/04/23 06:33
Mifepristone, sold under the name Mifeprex, was pulled from shelves by a US District Court Judge in Texas last week , citing safety concerns with the drug.
Biden to dump another $5BILLION of taxpayer cash into developing NEW COVID vaccines and drugs - as part of White House's new 'Project Next Gen'
10/04/23 08:47
The White House plans to devote $5billion to develop treatments and vaccines effective against the entire family of coronaviruses, not just Covid.
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Extraordinary legal clash over abortion pill access breaks out as DOJ appeals order that could make ban drug this FRIDAY - as California and other states begin stockpiling in preparation
10/04/23 07:00
Over 300 pharmaceutical industry leaders slammed Texas Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk's decision on Friday to suspend access to the abortion-inducing drug mifepristone, saying he disregarded science.
Men really DO lie about the size of their penis - exaggerating length by 21%, study shows
10/04/23 04:17
Researchers from Denmark found that men in the Scandinavian country would exagerrate the lenght of their penis by around 20 percent when told to self-report it for a survey.
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Expert shines new light on America's most inbred family
09/04/23 10:00
A documentary that revealed the most inbred family in the country rocked America this week - shining a light on the taboo practice still quietly being observed in remote parts of the nation.
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How long can YOU hold your breath? Take this video challenge and see what it means for your health
07/04/23 03:46
An online video testing how long a person can hold their breath has gone viral on social media in recent days, but it is unclear whether being able to keep it in means anything for health.
Replacing fish with beef or chicken in Mediterranean diet could give even more benefits to the brain, study finds
06/04/23 11:03
Researchers from the UC San Diego, found that a modified version of the famous diet that incorporated foods from the typical low-carb, high fat, keto diet helped the brain.
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Has Chipotle's red hot salsa sauce REALLY become too spicy? DailyMail.com put 'Satan's spit' to the test (and our reporter's face says it all!)
06/04/23 05:03
TikTok has also been awash with users questioning whether the sauce has become spicier, describing it as 'Satan's spit' and 'inedible'. DailyMail.com's Mansur Shaheen put it to the test.
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Why do the most inbred family in America bark and grunt? Experts say level 3 autism might be the cause
05/04/23 07:38
The Whittaker family, from Odd, West Virginia, are so inbred that many members have clear mental disabilities and cannot properly speak. One member of the family communicates by barking.
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Johnson and Johnson agrees to pay $9BILLION to settle claims its baby powder caused cancer
04/04/23 08:54
A Johnson & Johnson subsidiary filed for bankruptcy a second time on Tuesday, seeking to complete a $8.9 billion settlement to close the thousands of cases the firm faces.
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America's abysmal life expectancy record laid bare: One in 25 five-year-olds today will not make it to their 40th birthday
04/04/23 03:46
Around four percent of people that are currently five years old in America will not live to see their 40th birthday, a staggering new study finds, as guns, drugs and accidents lead to surge in young deaths.
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Who is Victor Glover? The man set to become NASA's first black astronaut to orbit the moon
03/04/23 09:03
The Pomona, California, native will be the first person of color to travel into deep space, hundreds of thousands of miles beyond the low-Earth orbiting International Space Station.
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US steps up race for Alzheimer's cure: NIH to launch $300m research database that tracks medical records of up to 90% of Americans
03/04/23 04:15
The NIH will launch a massive database that will cost $300million over four years to support the research in Alzheimer's, its causes, who is at risk and the potential treatments for the disease.
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The changing face of American beauty: Nose jobs and facial tweaks now the go-to plastic surgeries in US, data shows - and experts blame ZOOM and Instagram filters
02/04/23 05:19
Nose jobs, facelifts and eye lifts now account for around one-third of all plastic surgeries in the US, with boob jobs no longer the most popular operation in America after its long stint at the top.
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Apple issues health warning to millions to keep their iPhone six inches away from their chest - saying device can interfere with pacemakers
31/03/23 07:04
Apple warns that some of its iPhone, iPad, Beats' headphones and Airpod devices could cause issue for people who have pacemakers and implanted defibrillators.
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The lockdown effect? Gun injuries in US surged by more than a THIRD during pandemic, CDC data confirms
31/03/23 05:56
The CDC reports that the number of gun-related homicides in America increased 35 percent in 2020 and 2021 when compared to previous years. Overall, gun injuries jumped 40 percent.
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Adrenal cancer, the cruel one-in-a-million disease suffered by Anna 'Chickadee' Cardwell that is only caught AFTER its too late in two-thirds of cases
31/03/23 04:32
Anna 'Chickadee' Cardwell, 28, was diagnosed with adrenal cancer. The disease effects one-in-every million people. Around 350 US cases and 70 UK cases are recorded annually.
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I was diagnosed with colon cancer in my 30s. These are the warning signs you need to be aware of
31/03/23 01:21
Candace Henley, 55, was diagnosed with colorectal cancer at age 35. While the cancer is often considered 'old man's disease' - the average age of diagnosis in the US is getting younger.
'Mood booster' supplement sold at health shops may CAUSE major depression, study warns
30/03/23 06:00
Researchers from the University of Florida, in Gainesville, found the naturally occurring amino acid glycine could cause excessive stress, spurring the development of depression and anxiety.
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Health insurers will no longer have to cover tests for cancer, vaccine shots and other screenings for deadly diseases after court ruling
30/03/23 02:32
A federal judge in Texas on Thursday blocked Obamacare's mandate that health insurance plans cover pre-exposure preventative care.
The best diets for lowering heart disease and strokes RANKED in major analysis
29/03/23 10:48
Researchers found the Mediterranean diet, popular in parts of Europe, more effective at reducing the risk of death from any cause, such as heart disease, stroke or an inflamed heart.
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Is the cure for migraine misery melatonin tablets and a regular sleep schedule? Analysis suggests so
29/03/23 09:41
Australian researchers gathered previous studies, finding a majority of people who suffered frequent headaches had lower levels of melatonin - the hormone associated with sleep.
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Puppy power! Having a pet dog slashes the risk of food allergies in children, study suggests
29/03/23 08:35
Japanese researchers found children who were exposed to a pet in their younger years were 15 percent less likely to have a food allergy.
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I was diagnosed with MS at just 24 after being told I was just anxious. Here are the three early warning signs to look out for
29/03/23 04:46
Angelina Cubero, 27, from Jersey City, was diagnosed with the disease at age 24 - but it was a long road. Like many MS sufferers, it took months of uncertainty and trips to emergency rooms.
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Drug that could nip America's fentanyl crisis in the bud: Cannabis compound can help reverse overdoses from the synthetic opioid, study shows
28/03/23 09:00
Scientists at Indiana University have identified 15 CBD compounds that can reverse the deadly impact drugs such as fentanyl can have on the brain.
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Doctors reveal the grim realities of 'make-unders' which can cost up to $7,000 and lead to scarring, bleeding clots - after Blac Chyna's 'cosmetic cleanse'
25/03/23 11:40
While plastic surgery is known to carry health risks, doctors and former patients that warn that undoing the procedures can also cause harm.
EXCLUSIVE: Are lab leak-denying scientists up to their old tricks? Fauci-backed research team accused of omitting key data from report linking Covid to raccoon dogs
24/03/23 05:11
Dr Steven Quay, who is based in Taiwan, told DailyMail.com that researchers who published a report on Covid spilling over to humans from raccoon dogs last week were 'untruthful.
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What color are your boogers? Here's what it says about your health
23/03/23 01:47
Whether dark or light, hard or soft - the color and consistency of your snot could be an early warning sign for health problems. Doctors say it's worth keeping an eye on as allergy season arrives.
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Scientists develop IVF technique that allows parents to choose the sex of their babies - and it works 80% of the time
22/03/23 07:36
The researchers, including Professor Gianpiero Palermo from Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City, say the technique is 'extremely safe as well as efficient, inexpensive, and ethically palatable.'
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Chilling cannabis warning to young women: Smoking THC in your teens may slash your egg count in HALF, study suggests
22/03/23 05:49
A by the University of California, Irvine (UCI), found adolescent female mice exposed to THC had 50 percent less healthy ovarian follicles than the control group by the time they were adults.
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Are raccoon dogs the missing link in Covid origin story? New report by Fauci-backed scientist claims to track virus back to fox-like animals at infamous Chinese wet market - but experts say it's no smoking gun
21/03/23 07:21
The full report tying raccoon dogs in Wuhan's wet seafood market to the origins on Covid was revealed Monday in pre-print by a team of international researchers.
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Cereal BEFORE bed, anyone? Food giants like Pepsi and Post are pushing 'sleep' snacks packed with melatonin, lavender and chamomile - but they are still rammed with sugar
20/03/23 05:43
Post is joining in on the craze of sleep-boosting late night meals. The firm is among many Big Food brands hoping to cash in on the sleep crisis that is currently harming thousands of Americans.
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Car centric lifestyle and an epidemic of loneliness are among reasons American life expectancy is falling behind its peers
17/03/23 04:42
America's life expectancy is falling well below its peers, largely because of poor diets, loneliness and the car-centric sedentary lifestyles lived by a large portion of the population.
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Social security numbers of 4.2million Americans across the country exposed in breach of Miami healthcare system
16/03/23 07:53
Independent Living Systems (ILS), based in Miami, Florida, is a firm that provides administrative services to Medicare and Medicaid providers. It serves 5million Americans.
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California could BAN Skittles, Sour Patch Kids and Campbell's soup under radical new crackdown on food with cancer-linked additives
16/03/23 12:29
California lawmakers plan to ban food additives found in candy such as Skittles, Sour Patch Kids and some baked goods in the US.
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How many steps would it take to burn off YOUR favorite St Paddy's Day treats? From the quintessential pint of Guinness to McDonald's famous Shamrock Shake
15/03/23 05:56
It could take thousands of steps to walk off the caloric impact from a few famous St Patrick's Day treats. These include Shamrock Shakes, pints of Guinness and milkshakes and donuts on offering.
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Splenda may hold key to curing type 1 diabetes and arthritis, study suggests
15/03/23 05:34
British researchers at the Francis Crick Institute found in a study of mice that it drops the body's T-cell response, which is a crucial part of how the body fights infections and disease.
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FDA approves Pfizer's bivalent Covid booster for babies as young as six months - saying the shot 'remains the best defense against disease'
14/03/23 10:36
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) now recommends children as young as six months old receive the bivalent Covid booster.
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Mediterranean diet rich in nuts, oils and leafy veg slashes risk of an early death in women by a QUARTER, study suggests
14/03/23 08:44
An Australian research team found that eating a Mediterranean diet could drop a woman's risk of dying by any cause by 23 percent. Heart disease and stroke risk dropped in particular.
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Can YOU recognize these famous faces? If not, you may have COVID to thank
14/03/23 06:57
Researchers at Dartmouth University found that persistent prosopagnosia, also known as facial blindness, could be yet another symptom associated with long Covid after a new study.
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Diabetics finally get affordable shots: Now Novo slashes price of its insulin by up to 75% following move by rival Elli Lilly - after big pharma was accused of price gouging
14/03/23 01:03
Novo Nordisk will start slashing some U.S. insulin prices up to 75 percent next year, following a path set earlier this month by rival Eli Lilly. The Danish firms' changes will go into effect at the start of 2024.
Most men with prostate cancer DON'T need harsh treatments and can thrive for years without, major study claims
13/03/23 10:15
The decades-long British research indicated that active monitoring by healthcare professionals is an equally valid option for men who do not have late-stage cancer.
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