Judge strikes down Wyoming's abortion bans, including an explicit prohibition on pills to end pregnancy
JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — Judge strikes down Wyoming's abortion bans, including an explicit prohibition on pills to end pregnancy.
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It’s not not clear if massages were reason for deaths of Singaporean tourist and Thai singer
- BuzzFeed
Older Adults Are Warning People In Their 20s Of The Things They May Not Realize Will Affect Them Later In Life, And My 20-Something Self Was Not Prepared To Hear These
"You know it's going to happen, but you don't realize how it'll manifest itself until it plays out."
- Hello!
Taylor Swift's 'health risk' as she ends 18-month Eras Tour
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour ended on Sunday after 149 shows – and the musician could be at risk of ill health, caution doctors
- AFP News
Thai police detain 124 people in 'drug party' bust
Police in Thailand detained more than 120 people found in their underwear at a drug-fuelled party in Bangkok, officers told AFP Monday.Police Colonel Pansa Amarapitak told AFP that they were tipped off about a "drug party" in a room at a hotel in central Bangkok early on Sunday morning.
- BuzzFeed
People With Quadriplegia Are Holding Nothing Back About What Their Lives Are Like
"I know how desperate and disheartening things can be in the beginning, but many people, including myself, live happy and fulfilling lives despite their condition."
- People
Classrooms Vacated After Florida Teacher Who Tested Positive for Bacteria That Causes Legionnaires' Disease Dies
Health officials at a St. Petersburg elementary school are investigating the death of kindergarten teacher Katherine Pennington
- Yahoo Life UK
Six exercises to keep your heart healthy after sitting for too long
Sitting for long periods raises the risk of heart disease and obesity even for physically fit adults, according to a new study.
- Yahoo Life UK
From sugary drinks to sausages, the food and drink you should avoid completely
While the occasional treat is great, there are some types of food and drink that simply aren't worth it.
- The Independent
When a medical insurance CEO was shot dead, people celebrated his death. What does this tell us about American healthcare?
The reaction to Brian Thompson’s murder reveals a deep anger among many Americans about the unfairness of the US health insurance industry, Richard Hall writes
- BuzzFeed
Americans Are Sharing Their Health Insurance Horror Stories, And Something's Gotta Change
"I pay $400/ month for insurance, and they wouldn’t cover a life-saving medication."
- The Telegraph
Revealed: the three stages of life when your brain ages
The brain ages at three specific times in life, a study has suggested.
- HuffPost
'Still Just Concepts?': NBC's Kristen Welker Presses Trump For Details On Health Care Plan
The "Meet the Press" host asked the president-elect if he has a "fully developed" plan; he promised his option would "be better" than Obamacare.
- USA TODAY
Ham is the centerpiece of many holiday meals. Is it good for you?
Are there risks to eating ham? Here's what an expert needs you to know.
- The Independent
Volleyball player who collapsed at practice dies after ambulance never arrives, officials say
Amanda Sylvester’s mother frantically drove her collapsed daughter to a hospital after EMS failed to turn up
- Yahoo Finance
How to fix the health insurance industry everybody seems to hate
The murder of a health insurance CEO is no way to address legitimate problems with coverage. There's plenty we can do, though.
- CNN
Microplastics are in many of your body’s organs and tissues. Why they’re so bad and what you can do to stay healthier
Microplastics are everywhere—from the ocean to our bloodstream—raising urgent questions about their impact on human health. Here are 5 tips to reduce your exposure.
- HuffPost
Raven-Symoné Opens Up About Shocking Reason She Got A Breast Reduction At Age 15
The Disney alum said the procedure also led her to undergo more cosmetic surgeries.
- Associated Press
Morocco produces Africa’s first mpox tests as the continent tries to rely less on imports
After African countries struggled to get testing kits during the COVID-19 pandemic, officials vowed to make the continent less dependent on imported medical supplies. Now, in a first for Africa, a Moroccan company is filling orders for mpox tests as an outbreak continues. Moroccan startup Moldiag began developing mpox tests after the World Health Organization declared the virus a global emergency in August.
- The Telegraph
What now for Asma al-Assad – the former British private schoolgirl turned international pariah
What must Asma al-Assad be thinking right now? Bright, beautiful and British-born, she could be living an affluent life in England, with friends, family and a fine career, had she not sold her soul to the devil. As it is, she is an international pariah, the wife of a monster responsible for more than half a million deaths, and she faces – along with her three children – the very real prospect of spending the rest of her days in joyless exile in Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
- The Telegraph
Iran’s armed forces ‘at war with themselves’ over fall of Assad
A furious blame game is unfolding among Iran’s armed forces over the fall of Bashar al-Assad, The Telegraph has learned.