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Appeals Court Revives Autism Claims Against Tylenol Manufacturer

Appeals Court Revives Autism Claims Against Tylenol Manufacturer

A lower court erroneously excluded testimony from multiple experts, the appeals court said.
Why Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High

Why Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High

One of the most shared and commented “In-depth Premium Reports” on our sister media, the Epoch Times, is entitled ‘How Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High.'
Federal Judge Rejects Transgender Health Nonprofit Bid to Halt FTC Lawsuit in Texas

Federal Judge Rejects Transgender Health Nonprofit Bid to Halt FTC Lawsuit in Texas

Chief Judge Boasberg denied a temporary restraining order, allowing the Federal Trade Commission’s deceptive practices case to proceed.
US Citizen Tests Positive for Ebola in Africa: CDC

US Citizen Tests Positive for Ebola in Africa: CDC

The person's condition has not been disclosed.
Costco Faces Lawsuit Over Heavy Metals in Protein Powder

Costco Faces Lawsuit Over Heavy Metals in Protein Powder

A health product has come under scrutiny, with a lawsuit raising questions about what’s inside your protein powder.
WHO Warns of Health Risks After Venezuela Earthquakes

WHO Warns of Health Risks After Venezuela Earthquakes

Health officials in Venezuela are warning of a growing humanitarian crisis following the recent deadly earthquakes.
LA County Issues Advisory After Unsafe Bacterial Levels Detected at Beaches

LA County Issues Advisory After Unsafe Bacterial Levels Detected at Beaches

According to the July 10 advisory, five beach locations so far have been included in the warning.
NY Blood Center Declares 'Unprecedented' Second Emergency Shortage

NY Blood Center Declares 'Unprecedented' Second Emergency Shortage

The region is left with just a two day blood supply when the ideal supply is seven-days in order to meet hospital demand.
Michigan Faces Cyclosporiasis Outbreak as Cases Surge Across 43 Counties

Michigan Faces Cyclosporiasis Outbreak as Cases Surge Across 43 Counties

Among those 1,500 reported cases, 44 people have been hospitalized, according to the latest update provided Friday, with the outbreak concentrated in southeast Michigan.
FDA Finds Trace Metals in Tampons but Says Products Remain Safe

FDA Finds Trace Metals in Tampons but Says Products Remain Safe

Researchers at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) analyzed the potential toxic risks of 11 tampon products.
5th Animal Tests Positive for Plague in New Mexico, Health Officials Confirm

5th Animal Tests Positive for Plague in New Mexico, Health Officials Confirm

A wild rodent found dead on private property in northern New Mexico has tested positive for plague, marking the first confirmed wild animal case in Santa Fe County this year and bringing the state's total number of animal plague cases in 2026 to five.
Pet Food Company Recalls Popular Dog Food Over Choking Risk

Pet Food Company Recalls Popular Dog Food Over Choking Risk

The product that’s withdrawn is the PEDIGREE High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor for dogs in 13.2-ounce cans.
Ebola Outbreak Spreads to New Areas as Deaths Soar Past 600

Ebola Outbreak Spreads to New Areas as Deaths Soar Past 600

The total number of confirmed cases in Congo is now up to 1,759, with 600 having died.
New World Screwworm Cases in 2 US Dogs Prompt Urgent Warnings for Pet Owners

New World Screwworm Cases in 2 US Dogs Prompt Urgent Warnings for Pet Owners

Prevention remains one of the best ways to protect pets. It's recommended to keep wounds clean, treat injuries quickly, and maintain flea and tick prevention programs recommended by a veterinarian.
Cyclosporiasis Cases Near 1,000 in Michigan, 20 Times More Than Annual Average: Health Department

Cyclosporiasis Cases Near 1,000 in Michigan, 20 Times More Than Annual Average: Health Department

Michigan typically identifies roughly 50 cyclosporiasis cases in an entire year, meaning the current outbreak has already produced nearly 20 times that figure in less than three weeks.
National Park Service Investigates Mystery Illness Among Grand Canyon Rafters

National Park Service Investigates Mystery Illness Among Grand Canyon Rafters

In an emailed statement to NTD, the federal agency said that it is working with health officials on further examining reports of sicknesses among those who rafted the Colorado River.
Legionnaire's Surge Sparks Bold NYC Emergency Action

Legionnaire's Surge Sparks Bold NYC Emergency Action

Seventeen people have been hospitalized, including two who have since been discharged and are now recovering at home.
Netflix Star Trying to Reverse Ageing Discloses Autoimmune Diagnosis: ‘My Stomach Is Eating Itself’

Netflix Star Trying to Reverse Ageing Discloses Autoimmune Diagnosis: ‘My Stomach Is Eating Itself’

Bryan Johnson, star of the Netflix documentary "Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever,” revealed he has an autoimmune disease.
San Diego County Confirms First Locally Acquired Chagas Disease Case, Tied to 'Kissing Bug' Exposure

San Diego County Confirms First Locally Acquired Chagas Disease Case, Tied to 'Kissing Bug' Exposure

According to the California Department of Public Health, the insects are native to the state and have been present throughout the Americas for a long time.
Appeals Court Revives Autism Claims Against Tylenol Manufacturer

Appeals Court Revives Autism Claims Against Tylenol Manufacturer

A lower court erroneously excluded testimony from multiple experts, the appeals court said.
Why Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High

Why Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High

One of the most shared and commented “In-depth Premium Reports” on our sister media, the Epoch Times, is entitled ‘How Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High.'
Federal Judge Rejects Transgender Health Nonprofit Bid to Halt FTC Lawsuit in Texas

Federal Judge Rejects Transgender Health Nonprofit Bid to Halt FTC Lawsuit in Texas

Chief Judge Boasberg denied a temporary restraining order, allowing the Federal Trade Commission’s deceptive practices case to proceed.
US Citizen Tests Positive for Ebola in Africa: CDC

US Citizen Tests Positive for Ebola in Africa: CDC

The person's condition has not been disclosed.
Costco Faces Lawsuit Over Heavy Metals in Protein Powder

Costco Faces Lawsuit Over Heavy Metals in Protein Powder

A health product has come under scrutiny, with a lawsuit raising questions about what’s inside your protein powder.
WHO Warns of Health Risks After Venezuela Earthquakes

WHO Warns of Health Risks After Venezuela Earthquakes

Health officials in Venezuela are warning of a growing humanitarian crisis following the recent deadly earthquakes.
LA County Issues Advisory After Unsafe Bacterial Levels Detected at Beaches

LA County Issues Advisory After Unsafe Bacterial Levels Detected at Beaches

According to the July 10 advisory, five beach locations so far have been included in the warning.
NY Blood Center Declares 'Unprecedented' Second Emergency Shortage

NY Blood Center Declares 'Unprecedented' Second Emergency Shortage

The region is left with just a two day blood supply when the ideal supply is seven-days in order to meet hospital demand.
Michigan Faces Cyclosporiasis Outbreak as Cases Surge Across 43 Counties

Michigan Faces Cyclosporiasis Outbreak as Cases Surge Across 43 Counties

Among those 1,500 reported cases, 44 people have been hospitalized, according to the latest update provided Friday, with the outbreak concentrated in southeast Michigan.
FDA Finds Trace Metals in Tampons but Says Products Remain Safe

FDA Finds Trace Metals in Tampons but Says Products Remain Safe

Researchers at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) analyzed the potential toxic risks of 11 tampon products.
5th Animal Tests Positive for Plague in New Mexico, Health Officials Confirm

5th Animal Tests Positive for Plague in New Mexico, Health Officials Confirm

A wild rodent found dead on private property in northern New Mexico has tested positive for plague, marking the first confirmed wild animal case in Santa Fe County this year and bringing the state's total number of animal plague cases in 2026 to five.
Pet Food Company Recalls Popular Dog Food Over Choking Risk

Pet Food Company Recalls Popular Dog Food Over Choking Risk

The product that’s withdrawn is the PEDIGREE High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor for dogs in 13.2-ounce cans.
Ebola Outbreak Spreads to New Areas as Deaths Soar Past 600

Ebola Outbreak Spreads to New Areas as Deaths Soar Past 600

The total number of confirmed cases in Congo is now up to 1,759, with 600 having died.
New World Screwworm Cases in 2 US Dogs Prompt Urgent Warnings for Pet Owners

New World Screwworm Cases in 2 US Dogs Prompt Urgent Warnings for Pet Owners

Prevention remains one of the best ways to protect pets. It's recommended to keep wounds clean, treat injuries quickly, and maintain flea and tick prevention programs recommended by a veterinarian.
Cyclosporiasis Cases Near 1,000 in Michigan, 20 Times More Than Annual Average: Health Department

Cyclosporiasis Cases Near 1,000 in Michigan, 20 Times More Than Annual Average: Health Department

Michigan typically identifies roughly 50 cyclosporiasis cases in an entire year, meaning the current outbreak has already produced nearly 20 times that figure in less than three weeks.
National Park Service Investigates Mystery Illness Among Grand Canyon Rafters

National Park Service Investigates Mystery Illness Among Grand Canyon Rafters

In an emailed statement to NTD, the federal agency said that it is working with health officials on further examining reports of sicknesses among those who rafted the Colorado River.
Legionnaire's Surge Sparks Bold NYC Emergency Action

Legionnaire's Surge Sparks Bold NYC Emergency Action

Seventeen people have been hospitalized, including two who have since been discharged and are now recovering at home.
Netflix Star Trying to Reverse Ageing Discloses Autoimmune Diagnosis: ‘My Stomach Is Eating Itself’

Netflix Star Trying to Reverse Ageing Discloses Autoimmune Diagnosis: ‘My Stomach Is Eating Itself’

Bryan Johnson, star of the Netflix documentary "Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever,” revealed he has an autoimmune disease.
San Diego County Confirms First Locally Acquired Chagas Disease Case, Tied to 'Kissing Bug' Exposure

San Diego County Confirms First Locally Acquired Chagas Disease Case, Tied to 'Kissing Bug' Exposure

According to the California Department of Public Health, the insects are native to the state and have been present throughout the Americas for a long time.