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- “Lip Filler Accent” Is Infecting TikTok (and Us)
TikTok users are adopting a 'lip filler accent' where they exaggerate the shape and movement of their lips
- Riley Elementary Student Council gives back to the community
Riley Elementary Student Council volunteers at Good Samaritan Hospital.
- STAT+: HSA companies struck it big in Trump’s tax bill. They’re lobbying for more
Health savings accounts (HSAs) see surge in popularity, leading to increased lobbying efforts for expansion of tax-free savings options.
- Martinsville council approves opioid funds
$400,000 opioid settlement funding approved by Martinsville City Council.
- “Terrain: The Workshops” on BrightU: Why “pure” water might be more vital than minerals for cellular function
Andrew Kaufman presents a new perspective on hydration, shifting focus from water's content to its internal structure.
- Preparing for the “energy lockdown”: A practical guide to readiness
Power grid vulnerability to cyberattacks and EMPs raises concerns for nationwide blackout readiness
- PUA fraud case still set for Sept. 22 trial, attorneys continue reviewing evidence
Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program fraud case trial still set for Sept. 22
- Donald Martin Frick
Donald Martin Frick, a 79-year-old man, has passed away due to medical complications after surgery on March 23, 2026.
- National digital series spotlights evidence-based strategies to achieve type 2 diabetes remission through lifestyle interventions
Lifestyle medicine approach to type 2 diabetes featured in new video series
- 7 big challenges for the next CDC director
Addressing the COVID-19 pandemic's long-term effects
- Why Indiana’s Next Counseling Education Debate May Be About Format, Not Curriculum
Indiana counseling education shifts focus to format, not curriculum
- RFK Jr. makes food sound like a miracle drug, but researchers say he often overstates the science
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. makes unsubstantiated claims about diet's ability to cure serious medical conditions.
- Teens are driving the demand for online abortion pills via telehealth, new research shows
Teenage girls are using telehealth to access abortion pills, increasing abortion rates in the US since Roe v. Wade's reversal.
- How to talk to someone with cancer
It's a big C-word, but we're all going to get through this together.
- 13 barbecue favorites so good, everyone will stop talking just to eat
13 barbecue favorites
- Otsuka Pharmaceutical to Acquire Transcend Therapeutics
Otsuka Pharmaceutical to Acquire Transcend Therapeutics
- MENTAL HEALTH CARE: Events set to offer education, support
Conferences to focus on mental wellness education and support for rural communities.
- Springsteen Will Be at Minnesota's 'No Kings' Rally
Bruce Springsteen to perform at 'No Kings' rally in Minnesota
- Auburn welcomes first exchange student after COVID-19, but program faces new challenges
Auburn welcomes first exchange student after COVID-19
- I'm a Health Care Adviser: This Is the Long-Term Care Gap Women in Their 50s Can't Afford to Neglect
Key point: Women in their 50s need to start planning for long-term care to ensure they can afford it.
- Primary preview: Cass County Sheriff candidates discuss approaches to mental health
Candidate 1 emphasizes community-based approach to addressing mental health issues
- GenSight Biologics Reports Estimated Full-Year Consolidated Financial Results for 2025
GenSight Biologics reports estimated full-year consolidated financial results for 2025, a biopharma company focused on developing and commercializing innovative gene therapies, estimated results will be reviewed by the Audit Committee and Board of Directors on March 25, 2026.
- An ER Doctor Reacts to That Cocaine-Fueled Nurse Assault In The Pitt Season 2, Episode 12
ER doctors see a rise in patients with cocaine-related issues, cocaine-fueled assaults on nurses are becoming more common, ER doctors are not surprised by the increasing trend.
- Pediatrix Expands Maternal Health Services in Tennessee in Partnership with Tennessee Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Pediatrix expands maternal health services in Tennessee
- Mary Bird Perkins expands regional leadership
Mary Bird Perkins names Jenny Anderson administrator
- China-developed triple incretin enters global diabetes race
Novo Nordisk's China partner develops triple incretin therapy that outperforms semaglutide, escalating competition in global diabetes market.
- ProFeel Life Establishes Itself as Switzerland's Specialist in Additive-Free Dietary Supplements
ProFeel Life establishes itself as Switzerland's specialist in additive-free dietary supplements, breaking with industry standards.
- Scientists Say Half the World Could Be Nearsighted by 2050, and It’s Not Just Screens. This Indoor Habit May Be Why - Indian Defence Review
Near-sightedness could affect half the global population by 2050.
- Covalon Announces Voting Results from Fiscal 2025 Annual General and Special Meeting of Shareholders
Covalon shareholders approve all items of business at the Meeting.
- Community weighs future of Virginia Baptist Hospital at design charrette
Residents see potential for new hospital, outpatient facilities, and community spaces
- The modern survival pantry: Building a long-lasting stockpile for resilience and health
Maintain a diverse stockpile of non-perishable items
- Study Links Chocolate Consumption to Lower Mortality Risk
Consuming chocolate linked to lower mortality risk
- “The Truth About Pet Cancer” on BrightU: The hidden retrovirus in pet vaccines that could be fueling the cancer epidemic
Pet vaccines may contain retrovirus that fuels cancer epidemic.
- No sit-ups, crunches, or planks — this is the staple Pilates exercise I use to build endurance in my core
Pilates hundreds are a core exercise that target the transverse abdominis muscle.
- Prisma outsourcing two BMH departments, lays off 85 with most expected to be hired by new vendors
Prisma Health is outsourcing two BMH departments, laying off 85 jobs.
- Sharp drop in opioid deaths shouldn't invite complacency
Opioid death rates continue to decline nationwide
- Diabetes self-care class series to start April 8 with UOG Land Grant
Diabetes self-care class series to start April 8 with UOG Land Grant
- CDC’s Acting Chief Promises a Return to Stability in a Tumultuous Moment
CDC's Acting Chief Promises a Return to Stability
- Ride on: PEAKS to Conga returns June 20
Registration now open for the 15th annual PEAKS to Conga bike ride on June 20 to support cancer patients.
- Array Behavioral Care's Telehealth Model Outperforms Industry Benchmarks for Depression and Anxiety Outcomes
Array Behavioral Care's telehealth model shows sustained clinical improvement and higher remission and response rates for depression and anxiety.
- OncoLux Enters into Know-How Agreement to Advance Optical Theranostics in Robotic Bronchoscopy
OncoLux Inc. enters into know-how agreement to advance optical theranostics in robotic bronchoscopy
- Advancing RBQM Strategy for Greater Impact and Stronger Trials, Upcoming Webinar Hosted by Xtalks
Attendees will gain insight into metrics that support the need for greater adoption of RBQM and the elements of a mature RBQM strategy.
- I drank warm water every day for 14 days like Jennifer Aniston — here’s what happened
Drinking warm water may aid digestion and boost metabolism.
- Amazon's Big Spring Sale Is Back: Take up to 60% Off Editor-Approved Smart Tech, Fitness Gear, and More
Amazon Big Spring Sale: Up to 60% off smart tech, fitness gear, and more.
- Despite driving most disability claims, MSK is solvable
Early access to treatment can prevent long-term disability
- An Arm and a Leg: Steep Health Care Costs Steer Americans to Tough Decisions
Many Americans are cutting back on non-essential expenses to pay for health insurance, some are delaying purchasing, and others are choosing to go without coverage.
- Demoralized CDC Workforce Reels From Year of Firings, Funding Cuts, and a Shooting
CDC workforce shrinks, funding faces uncertainty, staff still reeling from summer shooting