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Data brokers track patients' whereabouts via their smartphones’ location data, connecting it with other data gathered about them, and then drawing inferences about their health struggles to sell to …
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Michael Scaturro (via PhillyVoice)
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10/31/26
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by Kevin Kearns, contributing writer Why consistency, sleep and recovery still come first in the age of longevity medicine After more than 30 years coaching performance, I’ve watched the fitness …
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Kevin Kearns (via RINewsToday.com)
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10/31/26
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Millions of Americans who depend on Obamacare for their health insurance face another double-digit price increase next year, adding to the financial toll that has already driven millions of others to …
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New York Times (via Honolulu Star-Advertiser)
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10/30/26
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The Rhode Island Life Science Hub isn't a building or a lab — it's a quasi-public organization that helps researchers and startups in the Ocean State access the funding and equipment they need to …
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Shannon Hegy (via WPRI - Local News)
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10/30/26
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With Halloween nearing and the holiday season close behind, celebrations some look forward to every year can actually be a source of stress for those in recovery from addiction. Health experts …
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Mariah Jallad (via WRIC ABC 8News)
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10/30/26
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After fielding over 25,000 calls, a nonprofit has discovered that one type of drug user has been more likely than any other to call their support hotline in a state of panic or concern.
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Matthew Phelan (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/30/26
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State health officials say humans are safe, especially if the milk they drink is pasteurized
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Jennifer Brown (via The Colorado Sun)
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10/30/26
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The Food and Drug Administration says infant formula is safe after completing a second round of testing. The agency began testing formula after a series of botulism cases and product recalls. The FDA …
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Courtenay Harris Bond (via PhillyVoice)
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10/30/26
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Scientists went looking for proof that all that pricey desk gear actually works. It didn't go well.
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Matthew Phelan (via Gizmodo | Tecg. Science. Culture)
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10/30/26
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October 24 through 31st is the International Brain Tumor Alliance's Brain Tumor Awareness Week, and one Wilbraham native is sharing his story.
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Julia O'Keefe (via WWLP22 News - US News)
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10/30/26
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Daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 a.m., when clocks move back one hour.
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Taylor Miller (via WCCB Charlotte)
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10/30/26
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A new Halloween event is bringing free groceries, winter coats and family activities to Charlotte.
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Taylor Miller (via WCCB Charlotte)
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10/30/26
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As colorectal cancer rates continue to rise among younger adults, a team of Boston researchers has identified differences in tumor cells that could potentially lead to new treatments.
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Aaron Parseghian (via CBS Boston)
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10/30/26
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Just making the physical change of literally turning that frown upside down could affect one’s emotions, according to experts.
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Terry Tang • The Associated Press (via Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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10/30/26
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The Food and Drug Administration announced on Thursday it is proposing a new rule that will update the nutrient requirements for infant formula.
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Via ABC News USA
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10/30/26
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Some 27.6 million of the 40.1 million Americans with diabetes don’t know they have it.
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Emily Laurence Sardinha Parade (via Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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10/30/26
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Changes observed in a healthy aging brain are not signs of cognitive decline but reflect a genetically conserved, natural phase of human development that optimizes brain function for later-life …
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Louis Bezich (via PhillyVoice)
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10/30/26
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The Louisiana Department of Health is urging the public not to use tap water for their sinuses or contact lenses following a fatal Acanthamoeba infection this year, one of 10 infections in the state …
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Julie O'Donoghue (via Louisiana Illuminator)
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10/30/26
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? Love Philly? So do we. Let’s be friends. Sign up for the Billy Penn newsletter today. Early Sunday morning marks daylight saving time – or when clocks will turn […]
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10/30/26
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Medicaid recipients who are disabled or have a chronic illness will not have to prove they are unable to work to be exempted from new work requirements that take effect next year, a federal judge …
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Shalina Chatlani (via Louisiana Illuminator)
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10/30/26
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