Tag: Health
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Intestinal Parasites: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Real Treatments
Understanding intestinal parasites and why some online claims miss the mark Parasitic infections in the gut can sound alarming, but medical guidance emphasizes accurate diagnosis and proven treatments. Renowned gastroenterologist Dr. Joseph Salhab has warned that many so‑called “parasite cleanses” circulating online are ineffective. These regimens often rely on laxatives and herbal blends that do…
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Do You Have Intestinal Parasites? What a Gastroenterologist Wants You to Know
Understanding intestinal parasites and why they’re not a casual threat Intestinal parasites—ranging from helminths (worms) to protozoa—live inside the digestive tract and feed off their host’s nutrients. While they may sound alarming, doctors emphasize that true infections in the United States are relatively uncommon and require biologically targeted treatment. A growing online trend promotes “parasite…
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Share Tradition, Not the Flu: Saskatchewan Vaccination Drive Opens with 11,500 Bookings
Fall Immunization Program Kicks Off Across Saskatchewan Saskatchewan health officials mark the start of the province’s annual Fall Immunization Program, emphasizing the importance of protection against influenza and COVID-19. With more than 11,500 residents already booked for immunizations, this year’s push aims to reduce hospitalizations and keep communities healthier as respiratory illnesses typically rise in…
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WA GPs Offer Parliament a Plan: GPs as the Answer to Overwhelmed Hospitals
WA GPs Present a Plan to Parliament: GPs as the Solution to Hospital Strain A delegation of seven Western Australian general practitioners (GPs) representing the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) is heading to the WA Parliament with a mission: to quantify how primary care can relieve overwhelmed hospitals. The group will offer risk assessments…
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NSW Warns of Blood Borne Virus Risk for Mortdale Dental Patients
Public health notice for Mortdale patients The NSW Health authorities have issued a precautionary warning to current and former patients of a Mortdale dental practitioner, Mr Safuan Hasic (also known as Steven Hasic). The Chief Health Officer confirmed that infection control breaches were identified at his practice at 70 Victoria Avenue, Mortdale, prompting a suspension…
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Beauty Parlor Stroke Syndrome: Salon Neck Position and Stroke Risk
Understanding Beauty Parlor Stroke Syndrome Regular salon hair washes offer many people a moment of relaxation, but a new study raises a surprising health concern: a condition researchers are calling Beauty Parlor Stroke Syndrome (BPSS). According to the May 2025 edition of the American Journal of Emergency Medicine, the common act of tilting the head…
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TikTok Star Mainly Mannie Reveals HIV Diagnosis in Hospital
Overview: Acknowledging a Difficult Truth A widely followed TikTok creator known as Mainly Mannie disclosed a recent HIV-positive diagnosis in an emotional message from a hospital bed. The revelation arrived with a candid account of the health challenges he has faced in recent months, including a period of immobility that followed the summer. The post…
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Heart Disease Tops Global Killer List as Lancet Study Highlights Rising Youth Deaths
Heart Disease Reclaims the No. 1 Spot on the Global Mortality Map A sweeping new analysis published in The Lancet confirms what many health professionals have warned: heart disease once again sits at the top of the global mortality chart. The study, covering data from 1990 through 2023 across more than 200 countries, shows that…
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Two Brothers Collapse in Manila Believed to be Linked to ‘Tuklaw’ Use
Overview Two brothers, aged 17 and 19, suffered sudden seizures and collapses while crossing a street in Sampaloc, Manila, on a Saturday afternoon. Authorities say the episodes followed reported use of a substance known locally as “black cigarette” or “tuklaw.” The incident has sparked concern about illegal drugs and the dangers of street-level drug use…
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Japanese Interval Walk: The 30-Minute Health Boost Replacing 10,000 Steps
Rethinking the 10,000-step rule The familiar goal of hitting 10,000 steps a day remains popular, but recent trends suggest a smarter, equally effective approach to walking for health. A new viral method—often called the Japanese interval walk—focuses on structured intervals over a shorter period. Rather than chasing a high step count, this routine emphasizes quality…