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Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein in hospital after conviction overturned

Harvey Weinstein, post-overturned 2020 rape conviction, remains in jail but hospitalized for health issues. [ more ]

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Disgraced former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein hospitalized

Former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein hospitalized in New York City for tests after 2020 rape conviction overturned. [ more ]

time.com

Harvey Weinstein Hospitalized After His Return to New York City From Upstate Prison

Weinstein hospitalized for tests post-appeals court ruling nullifying 2020 rape conviction. [ more ]

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Lawyer: Harvey Weinstein hospitalized after his return to New York from upstate jail

Harvey Weinstein hospitalized in NYC after appeals court ruling nullifies 2020 rape conviction, facing retrial. [ more ]

ABC7 San Francisco

Harvey Weinstein hospitalized after his return to New York from upstate prison, lawyer says

Harvey Weinstein hospitalized for tests after NYC return following nullified 2020 rape conviction. [ more ]

New York Post

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was released from the hospital, has resumed his full duties

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital and has resumed his full duties.

Austin has had ongoing health issues since his surgery in December to treat prostate cancer. [ more ]

ABC7 San Francisco

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin released from the hospital, has resumed his full duties

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital and has resumed his full duties.

Austin will host a virtual meeting of about 50 countries to coordinate military aid for Ukraine. [ more ]

Axios

Austin

Lloyd Austin hospitalized over "bladder issue" signs, Pentagon says

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been hospitalized again for symptoms suggesting an emergent bladder issue.

Austin was previously hospitalized less than a month ago for complications from a treatment for prostate cancer. [ more ]

www.nytimes.com

Medical Freedom' Activists Take Aim at New Target: Childhood Vaccine Mandates

Mississippi has relaxed its strict school vaccination requirements, allowing children to be exempt based on religious objections or health issues.

Medical and religious freedom groups are targeting childhood school vaccine mandates, which have long been considered crucial for protecting against infectious diseases. [ more ]

Silver Screen and Roll

LA Lakers

Lakers vs. Rockets Preview and Game Thread: It's time to evaluate the team

The Lakers have had a mixed performance on their recent road trip, splitting their games with a 2-2 record.

The Lakers are currently facing health issues which have hindered their performance and ability to evaluate their team's progress. [ more ]

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Relationships

The experts: sex therapists on 20 simple, satisfying ways to revive your lost libido

Fluctuations in sexual desire are normal and influenced by different life stages.

External life stresses and anxiety can impact sexual desire.

It's important to see a doctor if experiencing a loss of libido. [ more ]

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Residents rise up against damp homes in Little London, Rotherham

Sarah and her partner are living in a damp and unfit living environment for their upcoming baby.

The Little London estate in Maltby, Rotherham is made up of flat-roofed, concrete-walled houses that were never meant to be permanent.

The abandoned derelict houses in the estate contribute to the poor living conditions and health issues for residents. [ more ]

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5 days ago

US news

RFK Jr. says doctors found a dead worm in his brain

The presidential candidate faced undisclosed health issues, including a parasite in his brain. [ more ]

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5 days ago

US news

Panera Will Discontinue Charged Lemonade Drinks

Panera Bread discontinuing highly caffeinated Charged Lemonade and Charged Sips due to health problems and lawsuits, focusing on low-caffeine options. [ more ]

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4 days ago

Boston Bruins

Jim Montgomery Reveals Why Bruins Forward Didn't Play Game 1

The Bruins faced a minor setback with Jesper Boqvist's Game 1 absence due to health issues. [ more ]

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Black Lives Matter

Menthol cigarettes are killing Black Americans. Advocates are suing the government to change that

Aggressive marketing of menthol cigarettes to Black communities led to high usage rates and related health issues.

Legal actions are being taken to push for a ban on menthol cigarettes, with the FDA attempting to address the issue for over a decade. [ more ]

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Chicago Bears

Bears great Steve McMichael hospitalized again

Steve McMichael, a Chicago Bears great, is battling ALS and has been hospitalized multiple times recently.

McMichael was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame before being hospitalized for a urinary tract infection, pneumonia, and MRSA. [ more ]

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Labour vows crackdown on sewage-dumping water companies as waterborne diseases soar

Waterborne diseases cases have increased significantly since 2010

Sewage from water companies is causing pollution and health issues in UK rivers and seas. [ more ]

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How Charles and Kate supported each other before both were diagnosed with cancer

King Charles and Kate Middleton are facing cancer battles and supporting each other emotionally.

The royal family is dealing with health setbacks, with King Charles and Kate Middleton taking a step back from public duties to focus on their health. [ more ]

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Farm shops to lookalikes: How Kate Middleton's last week fuelled more conspiracies

Royal Family faced multiple challenges this year

Media attention on Kate Middleton's health and surgeries [ more ]

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King's cancer diagnosis: The three weeks of royal family health scares

Prince Charles has been diagnosed with cancer, but it is not prostate cancer.

The Princess of Wales and Duchess of York are also dealing with health issues, including abdominal surgery and skin cancer. [ more ]

www.independent.co.uk

RSPCA blames media for number of rescued designer' cats hitting record high

The RSPCA has seen a record high number of rescued pedigree cats, with a 300% surge in purebred Maine Coon cats in the last six years.

The charity believes the increasing use of pedigree cats in media, such as social media, film, TV, and advertising, is driving their popularity and subsequent abandonment. [ more ]

New York Post

Running

Why you should be wearing shoes indoors, according to doctors

Wearing indoor shoes can prevent foot pain caused by walking on hard floors at home.

Walking barefoot for extended periods on hard surfaces can lead to foot inflammation and other health issues. [ more ]

BBC Sport

Soccer (FIFA)

Kitson set to manage Nauru in first international

Former Premier League player Dave Kitson to manage Nauru's national team

Kitson aiming to develop football in Nauru and address health issues [ more ]

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Home Office food provision leaving some asylum seekers malnourished report

Poor quality food provided to asylum seekers leading to malnutrition cases, including children and adults

Research found food inedible, causing health issues like food poisoning, diabetes, and malnutrition, with instances of undercooked meat and expired products. [ more ]

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Parents plead for help after girl, one, taken to hospital six times due to mould

A one-year-old girl in south London has been sent to hospital six times due to damp and mould in her flat, sparking concerns about her health and prompting a plea for help from the local council.

The family's situation is reminiscent of the tragic case of Awaab Ishak, who died from a respiratory condition caused by extensive mould.

Overcrowding in London is a problem, with 11% of households in the city classified as overcrowded, compared to 4% nationally. [ more ]

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East London residents near toxic landfill site could face 'months of fires'

Children living near a landfill site that has been burning on and off for 20 years could be forced to stay inside this summer due to months of fires

Residents have complained the site has caused nosebleeds, breathing problems, coughing fits, and burns [ more ]

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King Charles III will have a prostate operation next week while Kate recovers from abdominal surgery

King Charles III will undergo a corrective procedure for an enlarged prostate next week.

Princess Kate will remain at a private hospital in London for up to two weeks after undergoing planned abdominal surgery. [ more ]

BBC News

4 months ago

'I have had pneumonia around 40 times'

Living in damp and mouldy conditions for over a decade has negatively impacted the health of a family in south east London.

Damp and mould in homes in England is associated with thousands of cases of asthma and lower respiratory infections, costing billions of pounds in healthcare expenses. [ more ]

www.theguardian.com

Mental health

Is ill-health holding back the UK economy?

2.8 million people classified as not looking for work due to health issues, up from previous estimates.

Covid-19 pandemic led to a one-third increase in those not working due to health issues. [ more ]

www.theguardian.com

4 months ago

Mental health

French bulldogs' head shape makes sleeping difficult, study finds

Flat-faced dogs like French bulldogs have difficulty sleeping due to their head shape and suffer from increased daytime sleepiness.

Sleep deprivation in flat-faced dogs is a major cause of suffering, and they also have shorter night-time sleep and are more prone to snoring. [ more ]

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Marketing

The Sephora kids explosion: obsession with beauty routines is reaching younger audiences

Kids imitate obsessive beauty habits seen online, leading to a rise in cosmeticorexia among young girls.

Excessive use of skincare products by children imitating influencers can lead to health issues like irritation and acne. [ more ]

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San Francisco Giants

SF Giants-A's: Yastrzemski on track for Opening Day; Melvin calls out club still seeking first win

Both San Francisco Giants' right field platoon players battling health issues are making progress for the regular season.

Mike Yastrzemski, after a delayed start, is optimistic about his performance and progress during spring training. [ more ]

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Chicago White Sox

Jose DeLeon, MLB veteran pitcher who led NL in strikeouts in 1989, dead at 63

Jose DeLeon, a former MLB pitcher, passed away at age 63 after battling unspecified health issues.

DeLeon played 13 seasons in the MLB with five teams, finishing his career with 1,594 strikeouts in 415 appearances. [ more ]

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Chicago White Sox

Jose DeLeon, MLB veteran pitcher who led NL in strikeouts in 1989, dead at 63

Former MLB pitcher Jose DeLeon dies at 63 after battling health issues.

DeLeon played 13 seasons across five teams, finishing with 1,594 strikeouts in his career. [ more ]

Chicago Sun-Times

4 months ago

Chicago White Sox

Tony's Place: A healthier La Russa is back, wants to state where he fits with White Sox

Tony La Russa is in good health again after dealing with health issues, including a faulty pacemaker and undisclosed cancer.

La Russa is staying involved with the Sox as a senior advisor, but he wants it known he's not a decision-maker. [ more ]

www.theguardian.com

Health

It is shameful': why the return of Victorian-era diseases to the UK alarms health experts

Scabies cases have increased dramatically during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Rickets and scurvy are also making a comeback due to malnutrition and lack of sunlight. [ more ]

Los Angeles Times

Health

Harmful chemicals in plastics cost U.S. healthcare $250 billion a year, researchers say

The use of chemical additives in plastics has been linked to various health problems, including cancer and developmental issues.

A study estimates that the healthcare costs associated with plastic exposure in the US in 2018 amounted to almost $250 billion. [ more ]

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Graphic design

Undrinkable Can takes on Coca-Cola in bold art stunt

Anonymous creative collective QSTNMRK? has created the Undrinkable Can as a protest against Coca-Cola, highlighting the alleged environmental and health damages caused by the brand.

The Undrinkable Can features a minimalist design resembling a regular Coke can, but with the Coca-Cola logo replaced by a pair of arms, one of which is making a middle finger gesture. It comes with a display case filled with 39g of sugar, the same amount found in a single can.

Proceeds from the sale of the Undrinkable Can will be used to short Coca-Cola's stock on Nasdaq and support NGO charities fighting against the company's water extraction monopoly in Mexico. [ more ]

Mail Online

Apple

Apple Vision Pro: Unhappy fans already returning their $3,500 headsets

Customers are returning Apple Vision Pro headsets due to health issues.

The weight of the device and eye strain are identified as key issues. [ more ]

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Science

EPA tightens rules on some air pollution for the first time in over a decade

The U.S. EPA has unveiled new, stricter limits for soot pollution, also known as PM2.5, which is linked to serious health issues.

The new standard is a significant reduction in the allowable limit for annual PM2.5 levels from 12 micrograms per cubic meter to 9. [ more ]

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Tyne Daly Withdraws From Doubt' on Broadway, Citing Health

Tyne Daly is withdrawing from a starring role on Broadway due to health issues.

Amy Ryan will replace Daly in the role in the revival of Doubt: A Parable. [ more ]

New York Post

Colombo underboss 'The Claw' catches break after attorneys ague he's too old and sick for long jail sentence

86-year-old underboss of the Colombo Crime Family, Benjamin 'The Claw' Castellazzo, received a 15-month prison sentence instead of the more than two years sought by prosecutors, due to his age and health issues.

Castellazzo's attorneys argued that a longer prison sentence would jeopardize his wellbeing, as his health issues require constant medical care and medication.

Prosecutors argued that Castellazzo's advanced age and health issues have not prevented him from continuing his alleged criminal activities. [ more ]

Tiny Buddha

Career

How I Healed My Anxiety with Simple Mindfulness Practices - Tiny Buddha

Mindfulness brings healing to ourselves and the planet.

Living with uncertainty can be both liberating and scary. [ more ]

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Productivity

8 Ways To Stop Procrastination And Improve Workplace Productivity

Procrastination can have negative effects on productivity, confidence, and overall well-being.

Breaking work into smaller tasks and recognizing triggers can help overcome procrastination. [ more ]

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Austin

Lloyd Austin Confronts the Perils of Being a Private Man in a Public Job

Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III failed to inform President Biden about his surgery and complications, drawing criticism to the national security team.

This incident has exposed Austin as a private person in a public job. [ more ]

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