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A 23-Day-Old Baby's Toe Turned Blue and the Culprit Was a Single Strand of His Mother's Hair

A newborn's swollen, dusky toe was traced to a maternal hair wound tight enough to cut off blood flow. Symptoms cleared within 24 hours.

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One Infusion Held LDL Cholesterol 52 Percent Lower for a Full Year, in a Trial of Fifteen People

A CRISPR therapy cut LDL cholesterol 52.5% and triglycerides 47.8% a full year after one infusion, in a company-funded trial of 15 patients.

Medical Daily

Why You Keep Waking Up With a Numb Arm — And When to Get It Checked

You wake up at 3 a.m., and one arm feels like it belongs to someone else: numb, heavy, or buzzing with pins and needles until...

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A Rare Pelvic Cancer Forced Surgeons to Remove Multiple Organs in an Extraordinary Attempt to Save the Patient

Cleveland Clinic surgeons performed a pelvic exenteration in a young patient whose rare congenital anatomy complicated an aggressive tumor.

Medical Daily

How Neck Injuries Can Happen Even When You Survive a Serious Car Crash, Following Minnie Driver's Accident

Minnie Driver's car crash in France left her with a sprained neck, highlighting how sudden collision forces can cause injuries and delayed symptoms.

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Cleveland Clinic Breaks Ground on $322 Million Avon Expansion Adding Beds, Operating Rooms and Cancer Services

Cleveland Clinic began a $322 million expansion of its Avon campus, adding beds, ORs, imaging and cancer capacity for Lorain County through 2029.

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48 Truths About Being Married That People Don’t Believe Until They Experience Them

Happy and healthy relationships don’t just happen. They require commitment, dedication, and patience to gradually build trust, good communication, and respect. They’re a lot of hard work! But the good news is that it’s most definitely worth all the effort. Wise married people took to a fascinating online thread to…

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Extreme Heat Is Taking a Toll on Mental Health, Fueling Anxiety, Aggression, and Psychiatric Emergencies

Research links extreme heat to measurable rises in anxiety, depression, and psychiatric ER visits. Cleveland Clinic psychologist explains the biological and behavioral pathways.

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Stopping Ozempic or Wegovy Leads to Nearly 2 Pounds of Weight Regain Per Month, Largest Review Finds

Oxford study of 9,341 adults finds stopping Ozempic or Wegovy causes ~1.8 lbs of weight regain per month. What patients need to know about GLP-1 discontinuation.

Medical Daily

Why do songs get stuck in your head? Harvard expert and Cleveland Clinic explain the surprising science behind 'earworms' and how to stop them

Earworms are common involuntary musical images that replay in our minds. Catchy melodies and emotional memories often trigger these repeating tunes. The brain's phonological loop system helps process sounds and verbal information. Listening to the full song or chewing gum can help stop earworms. These musical loops are usually normal…

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Bryan Johnson's Quest to "Live Forever" Hits a Wall: An Incurable Autoimmune Disease

Bryan Johnson revealed he has autoimmune gastritis, an incurable disease that highlights the limits of even the most intensive longevity efforts.

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IBM’s Quantum Breakthrough Sends Massive Clean Energy Signal

IBM, Oak Ridge, and Cleveland Clinic used quantum computing to model fusion fuel production, a step toward solving nuclear fusion's biggest hurdle.

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Gen-X and Boomer Women Are Missing Critical Checkups: 3 in 4 Haven’t Seen a Gynecologist, and Most Don’t Know Alzheimer’s Hits Women Hardest

More than three in four women ages 55 to 75 haven’t seen a gynecologist in the past year, according to a new Cleveland Clinic report, even though menopause can affect everything from heart and bone health to brain function. The same survey found that only 19% of women knew women…

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ENDO 2026 Study Finds Most People Who Stop Ozempic or Tirzepatide for Type 2 Diabetes Eventually Restart Treatment

ENDO 2026 research published June 2026 via ScienceDaily found most GLP-1 users with type 2 diabetes who stop treatment eventually restart, driven by weight regain.

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Edap Tms Unveils FocalTherics Pivot, Targets 40% Growth on HIFU Expansion

Edap Tms (NASDAQ:EDAP) used its 2026 FocalTherics Investor Day to outline its shift toward becoming a “high-growth, pure-play robotic focal therapy company,” with management emphasizing the company’s Focal One robotic high-intensity focused ultrasound, or HIFU, platform for prostate cancer and futur

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Flywire CEO Touts Streamlining, AI Gains and Growth Runway in Complex Payments

Flywire (NASDAQ:FLYW) CEO Mike Massaro said the payments company is seeing benefits from a strategic review that focused on streamlining operations, improving data and systems, and reinvesting in priority areas. Speaking in a fireside chat with Tien-Tsin Huang, Payments and IT Services Analyst at J

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33 Funny Memes That Would Be Perfect As Part Of Your Relaxing Evening

The internet would be a sad place if humor were banned. Life is so much more enjoyable when you laugh, lots and loudly. And it’s delightful when you come across comedy that’s a bit different from what you’re used to. There's this one popular Facebook group whose members post a…

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Donald Trump's 'Red Scabs' Spark Health Debate As White House Physician Issues Update

Donald Trump's 'red scabs' have triggered renewed debate about the president's health, prompting the White House physician to say they stem from a prescribed preventative skin treatment. The limited details offered have left public speculation running ahead of confirmed fact.

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Magnesium has become a social media wellness trend but is it safe to take every day?

Magnesium deficiency is uncommon in healthy people

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Fatigue, low energy – or something more serious: What sudden weight loss could mean, even from GLP-1s

The side effects of rapid weight loss can actually make it harder for people to lose weight

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Flu is rising around the US. Experts advise eating these four foods for better immune health

There have been nearly 3 million cases and 30,000 hospitalizations so far this season

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60 Pics That Show Why Extremely Large Things Can Be So Scary

Beyoncé sang it best in her hit song “Ego” when she declared, “It’s just too big.” Anyone with megalophobia (a fear of large things) might very well relate. Trigger warning: If you’re wondering whether you're a megalophobe, the answer might lie just a click away. Let us know how many…

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The fermented food packed with probiotics, antioxidants and replenishing electrolytes for athletes

The vegetable has been a “big dill” in the U.S. for decades, with Americans consuming more than 5.2 million each year

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New ‘wonder drug’ could cut your cholesterol in half - after just one dose

The single dose treatment helped patients lower “bad” cholesterol and triglyerides, both linked to heart disease

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‘The bedroom should be an oasis’: five common sleep problems, solved by experts

From weighted blankets to the right lightbulbs and mattress, the products in your bedroom can make a world of difference on your sleep

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