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Pillsbury Roll Recall: Check These Frozen Dough Cases
Check the product names, lot codes and October 2026 use-by dates in the Pillsbury frozen roll dough recall before serving or using affected cases.
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Lipfendra Approval: What the New Cholesterol Pill Changes
The FDA cleared Merck's once-daily Lipfendra as the first oral PCSK9 inhibitor for adults who need more LDL cholesterol lowering.
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Texting Thumb: What to Change When Your Phone Hurts
A practical checklist for phone-related thumb and wrist pain, including grip changes, breaks, warning signs and when to seek care.
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Khong Guan Rice Ball Recall: Check These UPCs Before Eating
Khong Guan recalled specific 14.1-ounce glutinous rice ball packages sold online and in nine states after suspected undeclared peanuts were reported.
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Fibermaxxing: How to Raise Your Fiber Without Overdoing It
Google says fibermaxxing searches are up, and nutrition experts say the safest approach is to add fiber-rich foods gradually with enough water.
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Lettuce Becomes a Focus in Cyclospora Outbreak
A July 14 update puts lettuce and salad greens under closer scrutiny in the cyclospora outbreak, with Michigan reporting 3,309 cases and CDC tracking cases in 34 states.
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AQI Colors, Explained Before Smoke Changes Your Plans
A quick guide to AQI colors, wildfire-smoke alerts, and the practical steps to take before outdoor plans, workouts, errands, or opening windows.
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Opinion: Congress Is Right to Stop Changing Clocks — and Wrong About Which Time to Keep
The House voted 308–117 for permanent daylight saving time. Ending clock changes makes sense, but permanent standard time is the healthier choice.
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Measles Cases Are Close to Last Year's Total. What to Check Now.
U.S. measles cases are nearing last year's total. Here is what CDC data shows and what families and travelers should check now.
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Michigan Cyclospora Outbreak Points to Lettuce, for Now
Michigan's cyclosporiasis outbreak has reached 2,640 reported cases, and health officials now say lettuce or salad greens are a possible source. Here is what is confirmed and what shoppers should check.
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Tylenol Autism Lawsuits Revived. What the Ruling Does Not Decide
A July 13 appeals ruling sends acetaminophen autism and ADHD lawsuits back to federal court. The key point for readers: the decision is procedural, and medical causation remains disputed.
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Aortic Dissection: Warning Signs to Know After Lindsey Graham's Death
What aortic dissection means, why it can become fatal quickly, and which warning signs should prompt emergency care.
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A Full-Body Gym Routine Built for Muscle Growth
An evidence-based three-day full-body gym routine for hypertrophy, with sets, reps, progression, recovery and protein guidance.
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Oribe Shampoo Recall: Check These Three Lot Codes
Oribe recalled three lots of Serene Scalp Densifying Shampoo in two sizes. Check the exact lot codes, stop using affected bottles and follow the refund steps.
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WHO Projects Nearly 35 Million Cancer Cases a Year by 2050
The WHO projects annual cancer cases will rise from about 20.6 million to nearly 35 million by 2050. Here is what drives the increase and what can reduce it.
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NYC Legionnaires’ Outbreak Reaches 54 Cases as 31 Buildings Test Positive
New York City reports 54 Legionnaires’ disease cases linked to an Upper East Side cluster, with 31 buildings showing positive initial cooling-tower tests.
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GreenWise Blueberry Recall: Check This Lot Before Eating
Check 10-ounce GreenWise Organic IQF Blueberries with lot code 60401 and best-by date February 9, 2028, after CDC and FDA linked the product to an E. coli outbreak.
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Cyclospora Cases Top 1,000 as Officials Search for Food Source
What to know about the July 2026 Cyclospora outbreak, including symptoms, produce precautions and when to call a health provider.
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Heat Can Affect Medicines. Check These Steps First.
A practical checklist for keeping medicines safer during extreme heat, storms and power outages, with guidance from CDC and FDA sources.
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Food in a Power Outage: What to Keep, Toss and Check First
A practical guide to refrigerator, freezer and cooler decisions after a power outage, using CDC, FDA, Ready.gov and FoodSafety.gov guidance.