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Philippines confirms 2nd polio case after declaring outbreak

Philippine health officials on Friday confirmed a second case of polio in a 5-year-old child a day after declaring the country’s first outbreak in nearly two decades, and announced plans for a massive immunization program. Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said authorities confirmed the new case in a boy from Laguna province south of Manila […]

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4 Carb-Friendly Diet Plans That Let You Eat Healthy Grains And Fruits

Are carbohydrates victims of bad press, or are they just bad for you? Many of the most popular diets of the past decade ― Atkins, keto, low-carb paleo ― have promoted minimal carb consumption, which likely has contributed to its demonization. We spoke to three registered dieticians (and one director of diabetes education and care)

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Hospitals relying on ’emergency’ loans to cover costs

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption “Emergency” loans cost hospitals £185m in interest paid back to the government in 2018-19 Hospitals in England are “lurching” from month to month on “emergency” government loans to cover costs, a think tank has said. The Nuffield Trust said some NHS hospitals had to cut spending on patients to

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Hallelujah, Instagram Is Banning The Most Toxic Weight Loss Ads

Instagram is one step closer to becoming a good place, thanks in part to outspoken body positivity activist Jameela Jamil. The actor and Kardashian slayer has used social media as a tool for calling out the common practice of influencers and celebrities pushing unhealthy products like appetite suppressant lollipops and “flat tummy detox teas.” In

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