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Available sources do not give a single, nationally consistent percentage for how many U.S. adults remained fully unvaccinated against COVID‑19 in 2025; reporting instead offers snapshots of vaccine up...
Major public-health bodies and decades of research find no evidence that routine childhood vaccines cause autism; the World Health Organization’s expert panel reviewed 31 studies through August 2025 a...
Metformin, GLP‑1 receptor agonists (GLP‑1RAs) and SGLT2 inhibitors all lower A1C but differ in magnitude and persistence: metformin provides modest, durable reductions and remains first‑line; GLP‑1RAs...
After prostate stimulation, signs that suggest an infection mirror typical prostatitis symptoms: sudden fever, chills, body aches, painful or frequent urination, pelvic/perineal pain, and difficulty p...
Healthcare providers and professional groups have signaled a mix of guarded optimism and concrete worries about the Dignity Act of 2025: supporters in the sector see potential to relieve staffing shor...
Medical definitions set clear red lines: puberty before age eight in girls or nine in boys is considered precocious and merits evaluation, and lack of breast development by 13 in girls or testicular e...
After an acute bacterial prostatitis (ABP) episode linked to a sexually transmitted infection (STI), progression to chronic bacterial prostatitis (CBP) is uncommon but not rare: published estimates cl...
Garaherb’s public materials present it as a plant‑based male enhancement supplement without a full, clearly published ingredient list on the product site , and independent reviews emphasize it is a di...
ENT specialists’ official guidance frames tinnitus first as a symptom to be evaluated, not a single disease: clinicians should distinguish bothersome or persistent tinnitus from transient, nonbotherso...
Long‑term use of gabapentinoids (gabapentin and pregabalin) for neuropathic pain carries well‑documented central nervous system side effects—dizziness, somnolence, gait instability—and a measurable ra...
A specific “should” number for push-ups at age 62 depends on which standard you use: popular media charts suggest broad age-based ranges and websites with norms report widely varying results (e.g., so...
Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs can lower PSA in some men, especially when PSA is raised by bacterial prostatitis or inflammation; studies report PSA falls after 2–8 weeks in 16–59% of patient...
Stool-based tests (microscopy, antigen detection, molecular PCR panels, and ova & parasite exams) are the primary tools to detect intestinal parasites; antigen and molecular assays now often outperfor...
Dr. Mehmet Oz has discussed iron deficiency and iron supplements repeatedly in newspaper columns and lifestyle outlets going back more than a decade, including recent syndicated columns and online hea...
Available reporting shows no peer-reviewed long-term outcome studies specific to a product called "Neurocept"; most coverage is marketing, reviews, or promotional releases emphasizing long-term “brain...
Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) that target amyloid — notably lecanemab, aducanumab and donanemab — have been shown to clear brain amyloid and produced modest slowing of cognitive decline in early Alzhei...
Oral ivermectin is used mainly for systemic or hard-to-treat parasitic infestations—most prominently scabies (including crusted or institutional outbreaks) and difficult or resistant head‑lice—whereas...
Psychological approaches — notably cognitive-behavioral techniques (including mindfulness-based CBT) and couples/sex therapy focused on communication and behavioral exchange — are recommended alongsid...
Peripheral neuropathy is not a single disease but a broad syndrome in which peripheral nerves are damaged by many different mechanisms; , but clinicians and researchers list scores of other metabolic,...