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Early data and surveillance through mid‑2025–2026 show the current seasonal flu vaccines still cut the risk of severe illness and hospitalization — roughly 70–75% protection for children and about 30–...
A Cleveland Clinic preprint of 53,402 employees during the 2024–25 respiratory season reported that vaccinated working‑age adults had a higher cumulative incidence of laboratory‑confirmed influenza an...
Interim U.S. estimates for the 2024–25 influenza season show vaccination reduced medically attended flu and hospitalizations across age groups, with CDC reporting that vaccination was effective in chi...
Early evidence shows 2025–26 flu vaccines likely cut medically attended illness and hospitalizations roughly in half in settings where the same viruses circulated as in the Southern Hemisphere (about ...
Prostate stimulation can change the quality, timing, and repeatability of orgasm for many men: some report faster ejaculation when prostate and penis are stimulated together, while others achieve prol...
Prostate stimulation can boost sexual pleasure and sometimes help with symptoms like prostatic fluid build‑up, but it carries real risks including rectal or urinary bleeding, infection, pain, tearing,...
Early data and expert commentary indicate the 2025–2026 influenza vaccine provides meaningful protection—especially against hospitalization in children and moderate protection in adults—with published...
Scientific literature and trusted health sources report that the vaginal canal is typically about 2–5 inches (5–13 cm) long at rest and lengthens substantially with sexual arousal — classic measuremen...
Clinical consensus and mainstream medical reviews say prostate massage is unlikely to reliably treat erectile dysfunction (ED) and carries risks; some older studies, small trials and many anecdotal re...
Interim U.S. network data for the 2024–25 season indicate vaccines provided measurable protection overall and substantial protection against hospitalization in children (up to 78%), but effectiveness ...
The best-supported summary from clinical and popular medical reporting is that the average adult vaginal depth in a relaxed (unaroused) state is roughly 2 to 4 inches (about 5–10 cm), with commonly ci...
Serious warning signs after anal sex that multiple clinical outlets say merit immediate emergency care include sharp, persistent internal pain, heavy or prolonged rectal bleeding, signs of perforation...
Ghee is an age‑old clarified butter with a mix of traditional Ayurvedic claims—digestive support, cognitive benefit and rejuvenation—and a growing but limited modern evidence base that finds some poss...
President Trump was publicly diagnosed by the White House in July 2025 with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a vein condition that can cause leg swelling; subsequent White House memos and physician...
There is no documentation in the set of materials supplied with this query establishing that former Green Bay Packers safety LeRoy Butler has been diagnosed with stage IV glioblastoma; the sources pro...
Most authoritative pediatric and endocrine sources place the beginning of male puberty in roughly the 9–14 years window, with population averages clustering around 11–12 years; the very first physical...
Available reporting does not identify randomized clinical trials or peer‑reviewed published studies specifically of a product called “lipoless.” Retail listings claim the supplement contains a patente...
A large Cleveland Clinic preprint of ~53,400 employees found higher laboratory‑confirmed influenza rates in vaccinated working‑age adults and reported a calculated vaccine effectiveness of −26.9%, mea...
Medical and advocacy sources agree that some HRT effects are reversible if treatment is stopped, some are partially or “semi‑reversible,” and some are likely permanent; timing varies from days (mood, ...
Medical and sexual-health sources agree that the vagina both lengthens and widens during sexual arousal: typical unstimulated vaginal depth is often cited around 2–5 inches (roughly 5–13 cm), which co...