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Records Show Coronary Artery Disease Killed Tim Curry at 80 with Stroke and Kidney Cancer Contributing

Los Angeles County records list coronary artery disease as Tim Curry's cause of death, with stroke history and kidney cancer contributing.

Medical Daily · Sep 4

Elmo Silicone Teethers Recalled Nationwide Because the Black Eyes Can Detach if the Toy Is Frozen

Skip Hop recalled 22,660 Elmo silicone teethers sold at Carter's stores nationwide. The eyes can detach if frozen. What to check now.

Medical Daily · Sep 4

Newcastle teachers get dunked in ice water for incurable disease

Twelve years ago, Hayley Banks' sister was given only nine months to live.

Newcastle Herald · Sep 4

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Questions de femmes : conseils pour reprendre et maintenir une activité physique

Comme chaque vendredi, un médecin spécialisé répond aux questions des auditrices de Priorité santé. Cette semaine, nous parlons d’activité physique. Comment reprendre le sport après une longue période d’inactivité ? Quel sport choisir ? Quelle activité physique préférer en période de grossesse ?

Radio France Internationale (Français) · Sep 4

I asked a Pilates instructor which five lower-body moves she would teach a beginner—here’s what she suggests and how to progress them

Build a stronger lower body without equipment

Fit & Well · Sep 4

7 Signs of PMOS You Can Have at a Normal Weight

When people hear PMOS, formerly known as PCOS, they often imagine weight gain, difficulty losing weight or obesity. But that picture is incomplete. A woman can have a normal BMI and still have PMOS. The condition affects hormones, metabolism and reproductive health, so body weight alone cannot tell you whether…

MyLifeXP · Sep 4

The one move this trainer does to properly engage her core before every deadlift

All you need is a stability ball

Fit & Well · Sep 4

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Adults Over Forty Finished a Mental Flexibility Test Twelve Percent Faster After One Month of Filtered Home Air

In a crossover trial near Boston, adults 40 and older completed an executive function task 12 percent faster after a month using a HEPA purifier.

Medical Daily · Sep 4

A Tape Measure Around the Waist Matched Far More Complicated Obesity Tests in a New Rutgers Analysis

Rutgers researchers found waist circumference performed nearly as well as complex multi measurement frameworks at identifying unhealthy body fat.

Medical Daily · Sep 4

Omega 3 and Low Dose Aspirin Matched Antibiotics for Severe Gum Disease in a Year Long Trial

In a 109 patient trial, omega 3 plus low dose aspirin matched antibiotics for severe gum disease, with 57.7 percent versus 58 percent hitting the goal.

Medical Daily · Sep 4

An Oral BTK Pill Cut Relapses in Two Phase Three MS Trials With Full Data Still Unreleased

Novartis says remibrutinib beat teriflunomide on relapse rates in two Phase 3 MS trials, but has not released the underlying numbers.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

New law prioritising UK medical graduates leads to boost in homegrown doctors

Analysis of NHS data found a change in the law in March has achieved its aim of prioritising medics trained in the NHS over those who trained overseas

The Independent UK · Sep 3

KRAS Blockers Shrank Nerve Tumors in Mice and Could Become an Alternative to Current NF1 Drugs

Cincinnati Children's researchers report KRAS inhibitors matched MEK inhibitors in shrinking NF1 nerve tumors in mice. Human trials have not started.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

Man given genetically modified pig kidney for nine months in world first

The organ was used as a temporary ‘bridge’ while the man waited for a transplant from a human donor.

Evening Standard · Sep 3

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The Independent UK · Sep 3

Man kept alive by pig kidney for nine months in world first

Tim Andrews, who had end-stage kidney disease, was 66 when he received the pig kidney in January 2025

Medical Daily · Sep 3

St. Louis Surgeons Report First Robotic Liver and Kidney Double Transplant Through a Three Inch Incision

WashU Medicine surgeons report the first robotic combined liver-kidney transplant, replacing a 16-inch incision with one of about three inches.

The Independent UK · Sep 3

Doctors using AI to take patients’ notes failing to capture ‘potentially vital information’

While many medics are ‘excited’ about so-called AI scribes, the ‘experiences of patients are poorly considered, experts said

Medical Daily · Sep 3

CDC Merges Three Overdose Tracking Systems Into One Public Dashboard as Predicted Deaths Fall Twelve Percent

The CDC launched an Overdose Prevention Data Channel combining fatal and nonfatal data as provisional deaths fell 12.3% to 67,798 nationally.

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Medical Daily · Sep 3

Iowa Confirms 45 Kratom-Linked Deaths Since 2024 as the Governor Presses Lawmakers for a Total Statewide Ban

Iowa reports 45 kratom-associated deaths since 2024, and a 467% jump in poison center calls as officials warn about concentrated 7-OH products.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

Recalled Sprouts Reached Only Two States but Illnesses Turned Up in Fifteen and Investigators Cannot Explain Why

FDA confirmed recalled sprout distribution only in Minnesota and Wisconsin, yet 55 people fell ill across 15 states. A second source is still unnamed.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

Decades of Money Trouble Tracked With Weaker Thinking Scores at Fifty Three in a Long-Running British Study

A UCL analysis of 2,759 people found persistent financial hardship in adulthood was tracked with weaker cognitive scores by age 53 and brain aging later.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

His Bowel Was Wide Open but Running Backward and It Took 138 Days for Surgeons to See It

After a complex Whipple operation, a 72-year-old man's small bowel was reconnected in reverse, driving digestion the wrong direction for months.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

Two Annual Eye Exams Got This Aircrew Member's Diagnosis Wrong and Her Age Was the Reason Why

A 33-year-old military flier carried the wrong vitreous diagnosis for two years because doctors matched the sparkle to her age, not its motion.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

Your Neighborhood In Your 20s May Shape Your Heart Decades Later, Research Suggests A Lasting Effect

Where you live in early adulthood may influence your heart health years later, with neighborhood conditions linked to artery calcification.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

A Leaf Shaped Liver Fluke Was Living in This Woman's Abdominal Wall and Her Stool Test Came Back Clean

Surgeons removed a mass from an Iranian woman's rectus abdominis and found an adult Fasciola hepatica, a fluke that belongs in the bile ducts.

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