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- Tom Nebe, dpa
BERLIN — Many of us find our feet or legs swell when we go on longer trips, particularly on flights. The good news is that is easy to fix. Vascular specialist Katja Mühlberg spells out the benefits of wearing compression stockings. Some of us should be wearing them for medical reasons anyway, she says. How do compression stockings help on longer journeys? Katja Mühlberg: When you sit for long ...
- Anthony Thompson USA TODAY
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Hunter Biden says his father's prostate cancer has spread beyond his bones and is causing the former president significant pain.
- SARA MONIUSZKO USA Today
A recent review suggests many sedentary people consume more protein than needed, which may harm health.
- NOLAN KING USA Today Network
Despite the challenges of daily insulin injections and blood sugar management, Kunneman developed resilience by embracing training and fighting.
- Lauren De Young Arizona Republic
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Maricopa County has reported 54 West Nile infections while Pima County has reported 15. Pinal and Coconino counties each have reported one infection, according to the CDC.
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Banner – University Medical Center Tucson is ranked Tucson's #1 hospital by U.S. News for 2026-2027, earning high-performing ratings in cancer, geriatrics and nine procedures.
- Stephanie Innes Arizona Republic
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Arizona health officials have confirmed the state's first-ever case of a more serious form of mpox known as Clade I that remains rare in the U…
- Nancy Lapid Reuters
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The risk of hair loss in patients taking GLP-1 drugs for obesity or diabetes, while low, is higher than with other diabetes drugs, new studies suggest.
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Courtney Slanaker of the Red Cross Southern Arizona chapter attributes the current blood shortage to factors including summer travel, school closures, and natural disasters, which lower donor turnout. The organization stresses the urgency of steady, year-round donations to maintain blood supply and patient care.
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