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A Month of Hiccups Was His Only Symptom, and Tests Revealed a Fully Blocked Heart Artery

A 60-year-old man's only complaint was a month of hiccups. Tests found a heart attack and a fully blocked artery. Here's what doctors saw.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

A Man Waited Three Days With a 25-Centimeter Object in His Rectum, Then Passed It in the ER

A 51-year-old man in Nepal reached the ER three days after a 25-cm object was inserted into his rectum. It came out on its own, without surgery.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

A Live Pill Bug Relative Jumped Out of a Plant Mass Surgeons Pulled From an 82-Year-Old's Intestine

Surgeons removing a plant-fiber blockage from an 82-year-old's bowel saw a live isopod crawl out. Why a 2010 case is drawing new attention.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

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Two Stroke Patients Laughed Hard but Felt No Joy, a Clue That the Brain Can Split Laughter From Mirth

Two stroke patients laughed during magnetic brain stimulation but felt no amusement, a rare glimpse of how the brain separates laughter from joy.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Heart Failure Contributed to 452,573 U.S. Deaths in 2023 as Report Flags Rising Death Rates in Younger Adults

Heart failure contributed to 452,573 U.S. deaths in 2023, a new HFSA report shows, with death rates rising sharply among adults ages 25 to 64.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Kaiser Permanente Must Repay Over 1,000 California Nurses Shorted by a 2021 Payroll Change After Arbitration Ruling

Kaiser must repay 1,000-plus California nurses underpaid after a 2021 payroll change. The union estimates tens of millions; Kaiser disputes its framing.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Foreign-Born Patients' ER Visits Fell Over 20% Versus U.S.-Born Patients at Three LA Hospitals After Immigration Enforcement Expanded

Foreign-born patients' ER visits at three LA County hospitals fell by over 20% relative to U.S.-born patients after June 2025 enforcement, a study found.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

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Drought Pushes Baltimore to Blend Susquehanna River Water Into Taps, and Some Residents May Notice a Taste Change

Baltimore-area tap water may taste or smell different as drought forces a Susquehanna River blend. What to notice, where to report, and how to conserve.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Two Legionnaires' Cases at Queens' North Shore Towers Prompt Hot Water Tests and Shower Warnings for At-Risk Residents

Two North Shore Towers residents in Queens have Legionnaires' disease. NYC is testing the hot water, but Legionella has not yet been confirmed there.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Starbucks Sued Over Eight Sugar-Free Protein Drinks That a Lawsuit Says Contain Up to 21 Grams of Sugar

A Seattle lawsuit alleges that eight Starbucks "Sugar-Free" protein drinks contain 13 to 21 grams of sugar. Here's what the labeling law says and what to check.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Louisiana Finds New Synthetic Opioid Cychlorphine in at Least Two Deaths, Warns Extra Naloxone Doses May Be Needed

Louisiana found cychlorphine in at least two overdose deaths since December 2025. See where the opioid has spread and why naloxone may need repeating.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Utah Links Four Deaths to Opioid-Like Kratom Chemicals Found in Products Labeled Cat's Claw and Kratom Supplements

Utah ties four deaths to MGPI and MGM-15, kratom-derived opioids found in products labeled cat's claw. Here's what buyers should check now.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Rabid Raccoon Found in Westlake Village Backyard Is LA County's First Since 1973, Dog and Four Workers Monitored

A raccoon found in a Westlake Village yard tested positive for rabies, LA County's first since 1973. A dog and four workers are under follow-up.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Hormone Therapy Becomes First Choice for Hot Flashes and Night Sweats in New American College of Physicians Guideline

A major physicians' group now ranks hormone therapy first for menopausal hot flashes and night sweats. See the backup options and what to ask.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

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Medical Daily · Oct 7

From Cancun to Miami: John Merola and RejuvStem's Move Into Florida's New Stem Cell Market

As that interest has grown, and as states like Florida have expanded access to stem cell therapies, a number of companies that have long served American patients abroad are now building capacity closer to home. RejuvStem is one of them.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Burping and Swallowing Set Off Her Vertigo Months After Ear Surgery, and a Tiny Implant Was Behind It

A woman's vertigo struck when she burped or swallowed months after ear surgery. Tests implicated her ear implant, and its removal ended the spells.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

His Wife Says Decades of Sleep Talking Nearly Went Quiet After Hypnosis Gave Her a One-Word Cue

A man's decades-long sleep talking faded after hypnosis gave his wife a librarian's "Shhhh" as a cue, a case report says. Here's what it shows.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

A Teen's Narcolepsy Dose Went Up, Then She Began Eating in Her Sleep with No Memory of It

A 15-year-old with narcolepsy began eating in her sleep after a sodium oxybate dose increase. A lower dose and safety steps ended it.

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Medical Daily · Oct 7

A Woman Smoked, Ate, and Walked in Her Sleep, and the Behaviors Returned Every Time Her Medication Stopped

A woman sleepwalked, ate, and smoked during sleep. A 2022 case report found that one bedtime drug quieted all three until it was stopped.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

No Rash, No Fever, No Confusion: A Finger-Injury Fat Embolism Case Passes One Diagnostic Scale but Likely Fails Another

A man with fat embolism after a finger injury lacked the classic rash and confusion. The scoring system doctors use can change the verdict.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Health Care Supplied Three of Every Four New U.S. Jobs Over the Past Year as September Hiring Cooled

Health care added 372,000 jobs in a year, about 75% of U.S. job growth, a Peterson-KFF brief finds, while September hiring in the sector slowed.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

AI Companies, Not Utah, Pay the Evaluators Checking Their Health Tools in the State's Expanding Sandbox

Utah's health AI sandbox lets companies pay the third-party evaluators checking their tools, raising independence questions as new pilots begin.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Michael Caputo, a Head and Neck Cancer Survivor, Joins the President's Cancer Panel Advising the White House

Head and neck cancer survivor Michael Caputo joins the President's Cancer Panel, which reports to the White House on national cancer efforts.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Former Bellingham First Responders' COVID Vaccine Mandate Case Ends as Supreme Court Declines to Hear It

The Supreme Court won't hear 18 former Bellingham workers' challenge to the city's 2021 COVID vaccine mandate, leaving dismissals in place.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

White House's $64 Billion Medicaid Drug Savings Claim Rests on a 10-Year Projection with Murky Details

A FactCheck.org review finds the White House's $64 billion Medicaid drug savings claim rests on a 10-year projection with key details still unclear.

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