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What are ‘Koplik spots’? The sneaky sign of measles you might get before a rash

New York Post | 2026-02-16, 05:57

Measles can be spotted earlier than you think. With a dramatic rise in cases across the US, the highly contagious respiratory disease is back with a vengeance, as the CDC reported the highest numbers in more than 30 years. However, one inconspicuous sign can

Erection pills may have major benefits — for more than just sex: ‘Too many men ...

New York Post | 2026-02-16, 05:57

Viagra can help men rise to the occasion, and so much more. For decades, there seemed to be one straightforward benefit of taking erection pills — an easy way for men to get it up and get it on. But new research has shown the infamous little blue pill and

People say these ‘absolutely horrid’ GLP-1 side effects are ‘worth it’ for weight loss

New York Post | 2026-02-16, 05:57

It’s worth the weight — loss, that is. Despite their blockbuster popularity, GLP-1 medications come with a handful of side effects, mainly along the lines of gastrointestinal issues like nausea and constipation. But for many, the results justify the

'I'm a doctor and this is why you shouldn't use a cotton swab to clean ...

The Mirror | 2026-02-16, 05:48

While earwax can feel uncomfortable, using a cotton swab to clean it out can actually make things worse, one doctor has warned. There are a number of other ways you can deal with excessive wax build-up. ...

Odia singer Geeta Patnaik dies at 73 after brain stroke: Warning signs doctors urge you ...

Live Mint | 2026-02-16, 05:45

Veteran Odia singer Geeta Patnaik died at 73 after suffering a brain stroke. Doctors say recognising early warning signs and acting quickly can be life-saving. ...

‘It’s the most urgent public health issue’: Dr Rangan Chatterjee on screen time, mental health ...

The Guardian | 2026-02-16, 05:37

The hit podcaster, author and former GP says a failure to regulate big tech is ‘failing a generation of children’. He explains why he quit the NHS and why he wants a ban on screen-based homework

Sudan: 12 Missing in White Nile After Second Ferry Sinking in a Week - Sudan Doctors

All Africa | 2026-02-16, 05:22

Wad Alkazy -- A ferry carrying 16 people

Rwanda: African Leaders Must Walk the Talk On Maternal Health

All Africa | 2026-02-16, 05:22

At the African Union summit that took place this

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH: Diabetic ulcers can be healed

The Vindicator | 2026-02-16, 05:18

DEAR DR. ROACH: I have a diabetic nonhealing ulcer on my right heel. I was told that the blood circulation in my foot is not very good, which is why the ulcer is not healing. Five years ago, I had a nonhealing ulcer in my left heel. It got infected, and the

Prison health care reform measures clear the House

no EC New Albany Gazette | 2026-02-16, 05:13

The Mississippi House passed several bills last week aimed at improving the quality of medical care in Mississippi prisons and developing stronger oversight of health care delivery. ​​The bills, which follow an ongoing investigative series from Mississippi

Lady Gaga explains how fibromyalgia lets her 'connect with people who have it'

The News International | 2026-02-16, 05:04

Lady Gaga explains how fibromyalgia lets her 'connect with people who have it' Lady Gaga is one of the most influential musicians in the industry despite suffering from a painful chronic illness. The singer revealed that she suffers from fibromyalgia, a

Residents flag health risks over Organic Waste Converter OWC construction at Godrej Eternity in Bengaluru

The Hindu | 2026-02-16, 04:54

They claim that operating an Organic Waste Converter in close proximity to apartments will have an adverse impact on residents ...

York woman refused IVF on NHS as her partner already has child - friends fundraise

York Press | 2026-02-16, 04:46

Friends have raised money for York woman Sophie Glasby’s IVF care after she was refused the treatment on the NHS because her partner already has a child. ...

'Silence is not healing:' Valentine's event in Wapato remembers missing and murdered Indigenous people

no EC Sunnyside Daily Sun | 2026-02-16, 04:45

Families were invited to bring posters or photos to share, and some relatives spoke. Though the Valentine's Day gathering was smaller, relatives appreciated the opportunity to keep their loved ones visible and share their stories. ...

Mayo Clinic Q&A: What to know about pregnancy and heart valve disease

Post Bulletin | 2026-02-16, 04:42

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I found out during my pregnancy that I have mitral valve stenosis. How common is valve disease, and what should I know about it? ANSWER: Valve disease affects how blood moves through the heart, and pregnancy is often a time when symptoms

What happens when you stop having sex - and it's worse for women

The Mirror | 2026-02-16, 04:24

Experts explain the surprising effects a lack of sex can have on your body and mental health, with women potentially facing more impacts ...

Planetary Health Matters: Climate disinformation is getting worse

The Star | 2026-02-16, 04:06

In an age of AI-generated disinformation, we risk making the wrong green decisions. Read full story ...

Anti-inflammatory powerhouses: The best protein sources to fight chronic disease

Natural News | 2026-02-16, 03:04

Prolonged inflammation accelerates aging and contributes to conditions like heart disease and cancer, making dietary choices crucial for managing ... ...

She was denied a legal abortion and sent to prison over an illegal one. Now ...

no EC Seattle PI | 2026-02-16, 02:54

A young woman in Zambia was sent to a maximum-security prison after she was denied a

Is the health food label trustworthy? How the warning labels vs star rating war is compromising food safety

Indian Express | 2026-02-16, 02:36

Economic Survey backs warning labels but stakeholders remain divided. What\u2019s the hold-up?

A Purim recovery story: Real reflections on recovery and healing

Virtual Jerusalem | 2026-02-16, 02:23

As addiction professionals, we’re starting to feel

Health regulators to review safety of processed ingredients, RFK Jr. says

Detroit news | 2026-02-16, 02:10

New YorkThe Food and Drug Administration will consider a petition to revoke the safety status of dozens of processed refined carbohydrates unless food companies can prove they are safe and not contributing to health issues and obesity, U.S. Health and Human

Ray J health: Fans notice ‘blood coming from eye' and chest patch amid heart concerns

Hindustan Times | 2026-02-16, 02:09

In one video, a drop of blood can be seen running down his cheek. ...

Intermittent fasting no better than typical weight loss diets, study finds

The Guardian | 2026-02-16, 02:00

Researchers say limited eating approaches such as 5:2 diet not a ‘miracle solution’ amid surge in their popularity