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Clemson defensive tackle Hevin Brown-Shuler to miss 2026 season after Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis

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Clemson defensive tackle Hevin Brown-Shuler to miss 2026 season after Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis

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Clemson keeps Brown-Shuler in their thoughts as he begins treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma this month and the program pledges support.
Brown-Shuler is expected to miss the 2026 season while he undergoes treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma, a Clemson announcement said.
Dabo Swinney and Clemson reaffirm a long-term commitment, promising to support Brown-Shuler and his family through treatment and recovery.

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Woman, 21, took her own life after 'vegan diet led to delusional beliefs' - Pulptastic

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Woman, 21, took her own life after 'vegan diet led to delusional beliefs' - Pulptastic

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Coroner ruled that Georgina Owen’s delusions were linked to a Vitamin B12 deficiency caused by her vegan diet, in a narrative verdict assessed on the balance of probabilities.
Experts described a gradual psychiatric decline with cognitive impairment and fatigue, aligning with B12 deficiency as a possible contributor to her death.
Family said Georgina forgot to take supplements and had bought an organic B12 spray from Canada to manage her vegan regimen.

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Vets warn pet owners ‘bobcat fever’ is now affecting domestic cats. Here’s what to know

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Vets warn pet owners ‘bobcat fever’ is now affecting domestic cats. Here’s what to know

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Bobcat fever is a deadly tick-borne disease that can now affect domestic cats, expanding beyond wild Bobcats.
Owners should watch for signs like not feeling well, reduced appetite, and fever in their cats.
Early detection and veterinary care improve survival, with roughly 60% of cases recovering when treated promptly.
Prevention is key and relies on flea and tick medications that kill ticks quickly to protect cats.
Treatment often includes multiple meds to support the cat's immune system and address symptoms.
If signs appear, seek veterinary care ASAP rather than waiting to monitor illness.
Preventives like Bravecto or Revolution Plus are cited as effective at preventing infection.
The report credits KFSM via CNN Newsource for its information and context.
Clinicians emphasize the disease can progress quickly after tick exposure, underscoring urgency.
Vets warn that bobcat fever most commonly presents in domestic cats as they are brought to clinics.

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Red Meat Helped Human Evolution — but Modern Diets May Raise Disease Risk

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Red Meat Helped Human Evolution — but Modern Diets May Raise Disease Risk

Discovermagazine.com

A new review links red meat to human evolution, but notes today’s diets may pose health and environmental risks.
Researchers say early humans used a mix of plant and animal foods, not a single ‘red meat drives brain growth’ tale.
Modern diets saw a shift to grains after agriculture, reducing dietary diversity and affecting iron absorption.
Industrial meat production amplified red meat availability and centrality in meals.
Eating red meat remains linked to higher risks of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and colorectal cancer.
The so-called xenosialitis from Neu5Gc in red meat may trigger chronic inflammation over time.
The article clarifies the piece is informational and not medical advice.
The authors call for recognizing meat’s historical role without urging elimination.
Global meat industry remains worth about $1.3 trillion with rising consumption.
Environmental issues linked to factory farming include emissions and deforestation.

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Gynaecologists warn ‘vagina-maxxing’ products could increase risk of STIs and accidental pregnancy

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health36m ago

Gynaecologists warn ‘vagina-maxxing’ products could increase risk of STIs and accidental pregnancy

Tyla.com

Experts warn social media trends push unsafe intimate wellness products that lack medical backing and could harm users.
Experts note some products contain irritants and may disrupt the vaginal microbiome, increasing infection risk.
The trend is linked to marketing that exploits insecurity about female bodies and natural vaginal scent.
Daye researchers stress that vaginal tightness products often promote outdated myths about anatomy and sexual health.
Experts urge clearer boundaries between marketing claims and medically backed care for intimate health.
The article cites specific products and practices marketed as 'intimate wellness' that lack proof of benefit.
The piece notes the rise of these products as demand for trusted women's health information grows.
Experts warn this trend could mislead consumers about vaginal health and control.
The article includes medical context from Daye and researchers about the science of vaginal health.
The report emphasizes natural variation in vaginal odor and cycles as normal.

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South Sydney Rabbitohs player Jai Arrow retires after being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease

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Jai Arrow has announced his immediate retirement from rugby league after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND).
Arrow said he is not currently medically cleared to train or play and will focus on health and rehabilitation.
The 30-year-old Arrow played 178 NRL games and debuted for the Brisbane Broncos in 2016.
The diagnosis was announced in a press conference and Arrow requested privacy for his family.
Rabbitohs coach Wayne Bennett expressed support for Arrow and his family during this difficult time.
Arrow is among several rugby players affected by MND in recent years, including Rob Burrow and Doddie Weir.
The MND Association is highlighted as a support and research organization in related content.
Arrow's announcement included gratitude to the Rabbitohs organization for support during the illness period.
Arrow intends to share more of his story in the future but asks for privacy for now.
Arrow is stepping away from his playing duties while undergoing ongoing medical reviews and treatments.

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Players urge FIFA to act on World Cup 2026 heat safety

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Players urge FIFA to act on World Cup 2026 heat safety

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Top football players worldwide urge FIFA to strengthen heat-safety protections for the World Cup 2026, linking player welfare to tournament integrity.
The World Cup 2026 will run over 39 days with 104 matches across Canada, Mexico and the United States, affecting player health under heat risk.
A diverse group of signatories from Albania to the United States signals broad concern from both grassroots and elite levels about heat risks.
FIFA says it will implement three-minute hydration breaks in each half irrespective of weather, aiming for equal conditions across all matches.
Expanded safety measures include up to five substitutions and climate-controlled benches to support player welfare during the World Cup.
Scheduling considers climate profiles and venue infrastructure to minimize heat risk, balancing sport, operations, and broadcast needs.
Officials have limited hot-day matches and favor cooler windows or covered stadiums to reduce heat exposure during voting for match times.
Experts warn that several forecasted conditions may be unsafe; FIFPRO urges postponement guidance beyond official temperature thresholds.
FIFA frames health and safety as a priority, with climate risks integrated into planning and close coordination with host cities and authorities.
Norway’s Morten Thorsby and others argue for stronger heat protocols, arguing that performance, spectators, and the environment all suffer without stronger action.

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Seattle dog owners warned about pets overdosing in viral flyers

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health1h ago

Seattle dog owners warned about pets overdosing in viral flyers

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A flyer warning about dog overdoses circulated in Seattle and drew strong backlash online.
IHRT created the flyer to advise on handling potential canine overdoses and Narcan use.
Seattle residents and officials weighed harm-reduction messaging against public safety concerns.
Local reporting notes ongoing overdose issues in Seattle and King County as 2026 progresses.
The controversy reflects broader debates over harm reduction versus accountability in drug policy.
Fox News coverage notes comments from We Heart Seattle organizer Andrea Suarez on the flyer.
The IHRT flyer emphasizes timing for potential overdose symptoms in dogs.
NBC News previously reported puppies revived from suspected canine overdoses near Seattle.
Agency comments sought from city hall and health officials did not immediately respond.

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health1h ago

Illness Is Not a Personal Failure

Time.com

The piece argues that treating illness as personal failure shapes public perception and health policy.
Historical view: health has long been tied to moral character, influencing responses to outbreaks.
The article links past smallpox outbreaks to today’s debates on vaccination and public health.
Wellness influencers are traced to a long history of attributing health to bad habits and willpower.
The piece critiques anti-vaccine rhetoric as a threat to public health systems.
The author stresses that health is not solely determined by willpower or nutrition.
The narrative argues for science-based public health and collective action over individual blame.
The piece notes that health judgments historically reflected religious and moral framing.
Kennedy’s statements are cited as mischaracterizing the risk of measles for healthy individuals.
The article emphasizes that illnesses often reflect systemic factors beyond individual control.

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Why Meals on Wheels America Desperately Needed the $70 Million It Got From MacKenzie Scott

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health1h ago

Why Meals on Wheels America Desperately Needed the $70 Million It Got From MacKenzie Scott

Time.com

Meals on Wheels faces funding headwinds as waiting lists grow and volunteers decline.
CEO Ellie Hollander says the group relies on a public-private mix and needs more funding than current levels.
MacKenzie Scott donated $70 million, the largest gift the organization has received this year.
The group plans a multiyear disbursement of the Scott funds to build long-term capacity.
Older Americans Act funding has been flat or down, limiting resources for seniors in need.
Waiting lists average about four months across programs still serving seniors.
Meals on Wheels says the network serves about 2.6 million seniors nationwide.
The organization cites rising gas and food costs as a barrier to volunteers and seniors.
The group emphasizes the need to accelerate capacity building amid rising demand.
Hollander notes the importance of volunteering and community involvement to support seniors.
The interview portion was condensed and edited for clarity to highlight key issues.

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