By ALEXA LARDIERI U.S. DEPUTY HEALTH EDITOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 17:55 EST, 13 November 2024 | Updated: 18:00 EST, 13 November 2024 An E.coli outbreak linked to a popular McDonald’s burger has sickened more people, bringing the total cases to 104 […]
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A liberal obstetrician and gynecologist has been fired after wishing that women who voted for Donald Trump suffer a deadly pregnancy complication. Nicole Hart, a physician assistant (PA) in Philadelphia, posted to Facebook days after the election: ‘To every woman that voted for
A teacher in South Carolina has declared she will not have children for as long as Donald Trump is president. Kate Medlin, 31, posted a TikTok last week after it appeared Trump would win the election saying she and her fiancé
A new medical school has nixed plans to hold 75 percent of spots in its upcoming class for diverse and ‘equity-deserving’ students. Toronto Metropolitan University’s new medical school had previously said it would ‘purposefully admit’ Indigenous, Black and other ‘equity-deserving
Hospice Nurse Julie is on a mission to remove the stigma and fear surrounding death. The registered nurse previously worked in the intensive care unit and ‘saw a lot of death.’ She says on her website: ‘As healthcare workers, we
Dark chocolate has long been touted as a healthier choice for people looking to satisfy their sweet tooth without spiking their blood-sugar. But what the millions of people may not know is that they may also contain heavy metals linked
Women in the eastern part of the world are experiencing menopause earlier than others across the globe. An analysis by Universal Drugstore looked at the average age women go through menopause around the world and found countries with the oldest
Thousands of cold and flu products could be on the chopping block after the FDA proposed to pull medications from store shelves that contain phenylephrine. The agency proposed this week discontinuing the use of phenylephrine – an ingredient in common medications like
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Millions of American workers are being exposed to small dust particles that infiltrate the body and leave thousands of cuts in their lungs. Known as ‘black lung’ because of the inflammation and scarring that it causes, cases are emerging among stone
The FDA wants to pull common cold and flu medications from drugstore shelves after studies found the main ingredient was useless in treating the viruses. The agency proposed on Thursday discontinuing the use of phenylephrine – an ingredient in common
