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A toddler’s wobbly walk, hand tremors send parents on a medical journey - The Washington Post

A toddler’s wobbly walk, hand tremors send parents on a medical journey - The Washington Post

Doctors initially told the boy's parents not to worry. But they pressed for years until a rare diagnosis became clear.

New study suggests possible connection between GLP-1s and hair loss in men - The Washington Post

New study suggests possible connection between GLP-1s and hair loss in men - The Washington Post

But experts caution that there are several reasons people may shed hair, including sudden weight loss and genetic predisposition.

The Best Late-Night Drink to Support Healthy Aging, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

The Best Late-Night Drink to Support Healthy Aging, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

Dietitians explain how a cup of milk before bed can provide nutrients that support muscle, bone, brain and overall health as you age.

Indy hospital screening patients for measles as cases, concerns continue to rise - Fox 59

Indy hospital screening patients for measles as cases, concerns continue to rise - Fox 59

MARION COUNTY, Ind. — As of Friday, the Indiana Department of Health reported there are 25 confirmed cases of measles across the state. While none of this year’s instances have been in central Indiana, experts and hospitals said the surge has them on high ale…

This Mealtime Habit May Help Reduce Blood Sugar Spikes, New Study Says - EatingWell

This Mealtime Habit May Help Reduce Blood Sugar Spikes, New Study Says - EatingWell

Eating with someone you love may support healthier blood sugar levels, new research suggests. Social connection could also promote overall well-being.

A 20-year-old Amish woman with leukemia got measles and died in Pa.’s largest outbreak in three decades - Inquirer.com

A 20-year-old Amish woman with leukemia got measles and died in Pa.’s largest outbreak in three decades - Inquirer.com

After measles swept through her household, the young woman wanted to get vaccinated. Her doctor said she couldn't because she had leukemia and the treatments had weakened her immune system.

Childhood Chickenpox Shots May Be Slashing Shingles Cases Decades Later—by Quite a Bit - Gizmodo

Childhood Chickenpox Shots May Be Slashing Shingles Cases Decades Later—by Quite a Bit - Gizmodo

A massive study of over 85 million U.S. medical records has confirmed that childhood vaccinations against chickenpox lowers your risk of shingles. Who could have known this?

Rabies-positive bat found in Long Beach, first since 2014 - ktla.com

Rabies-positive bat found in Long Beach, first since 2014 - ktla.com

A bat found in Long Beach has tested positive for rabies, marking the city’s first confirmed detection in more than a decade, health officials announced Friday. The bat was submitted to the Long Beach Public Health Laboratory and tested positive on Sept. 30, …

An Ebola treatment center was burned down as the death toll in Congo passes 4,000 - AP News

An Ebola treatment center was burned down as the death toll in Congo passes 4,000 - AP News

Congo's Ebola outbreak has resulted in over 4,000 deaths, with authorities struggling to contain the virus. The Health Ministry reported Thursday that 4,018 people have died, nearly half of the 8,300 confirmed cases. The outbreak, caused by the Bundibugyo vir…