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Gulf Coast Vibrio vulnificus Cases Climb to 22 With Eight Fatalities

Officials have attributed the surge to unusually warm, brackish Gulf waters that favor bacterial growth.

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Aasif Khan Marks 21 Days Smoke-Free Following GERD Diagnosis

Studies Recommend 7,000 Daily Steps and Brisk Walking for Longevity

Meta-Analysis Quantifies Dementia Risk From Air Pollution

CDC Links RV Tap Water Rinse to Fatal Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection in Texas Woman

Boosting ALDH1A1 reverses PM2.5-induced airway dysfunction, study finds

Hope Linked to Lower Heart Attack Risk and Mortality in Cardiovascular Patients

Climate Change Drives Surge in Vector-Borne Diseases Across Germany and Austria

Experts Urge Daily Cleaning of Reusable Bottles to Prevent Bacterial Risks

Study Links Heavy Alcohol Use to Brain Damage and Shortened Lifespan

Study Links Hearing Loss to Increased Risk of Heart Failure

Hantavirus Outbreak in California Claims Three Lives, Raising Public Health Concerns

EU Time Change Debate Rekindled as Clocks Set to Spring Forward

Heatwaves in France Linked to Over 3,700 Deaths During Summer 2024

Study Links Sleep Deprivation to Increased Risk of Infections

Surgeon General Warns Alcohol Increases Cancer Risk, Public Reaction Mixed

New Study Links Loneliness to Increased Risk of Disease and Early Death

Tight Saree Petticoats Linked to Rare Skin Cancer Risk

UK Advances Tobacco and Vaping Restrictions for Future Generations

Standing Desks May Pose Health Risks, Study Finds