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What's wrong with Madonna? Life-threatening condition knocks singer unconscious

Madonna's manager announced yesterday that she developed a bacterial infection over the weekend and ended up being hospitalised, including spending time in an intensive care unit

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Woman who was first in world to receive breast cancer vaccine says its 'wonderful'

Nurse Jennifer Davis, from Ohio, US, was the first patient in the world to receive the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Vaccine in 2021 at the Cleveland Clinic, which has been in development for nearly twenty years

Daily Mirror

IBM and Cleveland Clinic are deploying the first on-site quantum computer in health care as tech promises to accelerate scientific breakthroughs

It takes years for a discovery in biomedical research to become a tangible therapy available to patients. Quantum computing can expedite the process.

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Why fake sugars may be bad for you

Erythritol, a popular alternative to sugar, may increase risk of stroke. Is any fake sugar safe?

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Erythritol, a zero-calorie sugar substitute found in Truvia, keto foods, might raise risk of stroke, death

Cleveland Clinic researcher, other experts will stay away from it after he found that people with the highest level in their blood had twice the risk of stroke, blood clot or death versus those with the lowest level.

Chicago Sun-Times

Health officials find link between popular drink and 'deadly' health conditions like heart attack and stroke

“We need to make sure the foods we eat aren’t hidden contributors.”

Irish Mirror

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Bethenny Frankel speaks out about her battle with POTS Syndrome

‘I’m so dehydrated and riddled with aches and pains’ the reality TV star says

The Independent UK

What is postpartum psychosis and how is it different from postpartum depression?

Postpartum psychosis is a serious mental illness impacting new mothers

The Independent UK

With demand soaring for heart transplants, Florida hospitals ramp up

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- With heart disease the No. 1 killer in the United States, heart transplants hit record highs in 2022.

Tribune News Service

Buccal fat removal may be the latest cosmetic surgery trend on TikTok, but not everyone’s on board

TikTok’s latest cosmetic surgery trend is buccal fat removal — a procedure that removes fat padding from a person’s face, in turn removing some of its roundness.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

The evolving business of virtual second opinions

The telehealth explosion made it easier for patients to search out advice from top doctors across the country — and for health systems to get more revenue beyond their physical footprints.

Axios

Stop taking health advice from social media influencers

Say you’re scrolling through TikTok or Instagram and someone shares a video of a miracle cure. This supposed quick fix can reduce your weight, heal your gut, reduce bloating or completely cure your sickness. You figure, this seems simple enough, why not try it and find out.

Tribune News Service

Healthy Men: Why men are the way they are

Dear Heathy Men: You’ve mentioned several times in this column that men don’t go to the doctor as often as women and that they live shorter, sicker lives than women. I’m sure that’s true. But what I really want to know is why. Why don’t men take better care of…

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What is stiff-person syndrome? Celine Dion postpones tour due to rare disorder

Celine Dion revealed on Thursday that she is suffering from a rare neurological disorder called stiff-person syndrome that is affecting her everyday life.

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Packers QB Aaron Rodgers playing through avulsion fracture in right thumb

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is playing through what is called an "avulsion fracture" in his right thumb, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

Chicago Sun-Times

Alzheimer’s has a disparate impact on women, so let’s empower them to be involved in the fight against the disease

Women are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s and to be caregivers for those living with the disease.

Fortune

This founder and Instagram influencer woke up with a mystery illness, then documented her journey to getting a diagnosis

Her followers have helped her find relief.

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Statins vs. supplements: New study finds one is 'vastly superior' to cut cholesterol

Millions of people are prescribed statins to lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease, but many would rather take supplements instead. A new study shows statins are much more effective.

Tribune News Service

Babies on board choppers: The behind-the-scenes scramble to take in hospital patients from the hurricane-battered Gulf coast

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — On Monday, five days after Hurricane Ian hit the west coast of Florida, critically ill patients on ventilators arrived by helicopter at Cleveland Clinic Florida in Weston.

WEKU

What's it take to go from mechanic to physician at 51? Patience, an Ohio doctor says

Talk about a late bloomer. Carl Allamby, who ran an auto repair shop for more than 20 years, was recently hired as an attending physician at Cleveland Clinic's Hillcrest Hospital at age 51.

Tribune News Service

Gilbert Gottfried had myotonic dystrophy before his death. What is the rare disease?

Comedian Gilbert Gottfried died on Tuesday after a long illness, his family announced.

The Guardian - UK

‘Betting against the NHS’: £1bn private hospital to open in central London

US-owned Cleveland Clinic London is in talks about providing care for NHS patients but critics fear moves to two-tier health system

Tribune News Service

Incidental cases and staff shortages make COVID's next act tough for hospitals

The Cleveland Clinic in Weston, Florida, on Jan. 11 was treating 80 COVID-19 patients — a tenfold increase since late December. Nearly half were admitted for other medical reasons.

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