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Ultra-Processed Foods Could Lead To Colorectal Cancer In Men: Study

Researchers found that pre-cooked and instant meals could increase the risk of colorectal cancer in men.

Multistate E. Coli Outbreak Sickens More People; Source Still Unknown

The CDC released an update on the E. coli outbreak affecting four states.

E. Coli Outbreak: CDC Prompts Wendy’s To Remove Lettuce From Sandwiches

Federal authorities started investigating the outbreak after it sickened nearly 30 people.

10 Things You Must Know About Dr. Kenneth Hughes

Dr. Kenneth Hughes is one of Los Angeles' most famous plastic surgeons, and here's what makes his practice so special for many.

Listeria Outbreak: 10 States Affected By Public Health Issue Revealed

The CDC has issued a food safety alert on Big Olaf Creamery ice cream products following the multi-state Listeria outbreak.

Listeria Outbreak Linked To Florida Ice Cream Brand

The outbreak that caused 22 people to be hospitalized and one person to die has been linked to ice cream made in Florida.

Antibiotic-Resistant Typhoid From Asia Spreading Worldwide

New research has shed light on the antibiotic-resistant, typhoid-causing bacteria spreading worldwide.

Can Eating Too Much Fish Lead To Skin Cancer?

A novel study has reported a potential link between fish consumption and skin cancer.

FDA Authorizes the Marketing of Nicotine Alternatives to Protect Public Health

Modified Risk Products are not, per se, an entirely new concept at the FDA. In 2019, General snus (a smokeless tobacco from Swedish Match USA inc.) received MRTP status for eight of its products, a...

The Impact of Teledentistry on Home Teeth Straightening

Transformations in the way things are done due to advancements in computer and telecommunication technology affect every aspect of our lives, including how we seek medical care. Teledentistry falls...

The American Pediatric Diabetes Crisis: How DreaMed, an Israeli Tech Giant Enables Insulin Dose Optimization

In 2020 the CDC reported that Type 2 Diabetes has increased by 4.8% between 2002 and 2015 in all racial/ethnic groups. Type 1 Diabetes rates are 1.9% per year. A closer look at the data reveals...