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— 2hMeasles Claims First PA Deaths in 35 YearsTwo unvaccinated Lancaster County residents have died from measles in Pennsylvania, the state’s first measles-related deaths in 35 years, with about 393–400 cases reported statewide this year. Health officials, led by Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen, urge vaccination with the MMR vaccine as the strongest protection against a highly contagious disease, stressing the importance of immunity.

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— 7hBMJ Study Finds 25% of Ex-NFL Players with CTENew studies examining donated brains from former NFL players find that at least about 25% of those who died between 2016 and 2021 had CTE, though the true prevalence is uncertain because many brains were not examined. In some analyses, among donated brains the share with CTE was much higher—nine in ten in one collaboration—underscoring potential bias in brain-bank samples and the ongoing questions about the disease's scope.

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— 12hIndia Abandons Front-Label Warnings on Chips, SodaA cross-border look at India’s fight over front-of-pack nutritional warnings shows big food firms continuing to resist prominent front labels, with regulators proposing a black-and-white table of sugar, fat and salt instead of colorful warnings and the Supreme Court now reviewing the decision amid concerns that up to 450 million Indians could be obese or overweight by 2050. Experts argue that interpretive labeling can promote healthier choices, but industry groups and regulators remain at odds over how to balance clarity, cultural cuisine differences, and portion control.

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Video — YouTubeRFK Jr. Gets InterruptedNowThis Impact · 501.8K views · Aug 23, 2026

— 1dLouisiana Girl Dies of Brain-Eating Amoeba, First Since 2013Eight-year-old Lillian Smart of Ruston, Louisiana died from a Naegleria fowleri brain infection believed to have been contracted while swimming in Lake Claiborne. Health officials note Naegleria fowleri infections are extremely rare and almost always fatal, with this case adding to Louisiana’s lethal history of the amoeba since 2011 as the community rallies in support.

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IJR1984 Has Arrived, And People Are Fighting BackDaily Caller News Foundation · 8 min · Jul 17, 2026

— 13hJenny White Plans McCord List TV Series DebutCanadian medical-thriller author Jenny White, a retired nurse and brain-tumor survivor, is expanding her career by becoming a television host in a new partnership with the McCord List network, bringing her clinical expertise and storytelling to a broader audience. The collaboration highlights themes of resilience and professional reinvention as she reaches viewers who may not be familiar with her books.

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RankingMost underrated cities in AmericaAmerica's biggest cities hog all the spotlight, while dozens of smaller gems get overlooked despite great food, culture, and character. These underrated cities deserve recognition beyond the usual coastal favorites. Cast your vote and help crown the most underappreciated city in the country.693 votes · 21 candidates

— 1dDR Congo Ebola Outbreak Expands, Death Toll RisesThe Democratic Republic of the Congo is grappling with the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in its history, centered in Ituri, with 5,514 confirmed cases and 2,642 deaths and a case fatality rate near 48%, including many deaths occurring outside treatment centers. While tens of thousands of vaccine doses have arrived, authorities warn Ervebo’s effectiveness against the Bundibugyo virus is unproven and call for scaled-up action to reach affected communities and bolster response efforts.

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— 1dLincoln captain cited after toddler left in vanAn off-duty Lincoln Police Captain, Mayde McGuire, was cited for misdemeanor child abuse and placed on leave after a 2-year-old was found alone in a locked van at Pawnee Lake for about 28 minutes on a 78-degree day. McGuire's partner, Mary Tobiassen, was also cited, and authorities noted the alcohol test of 0.108.

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— 1dFDA Extends Capricor Deramiocel BLA ReviewCapricor Therapeutics announced that the FDA has extended the PDUFA target action date for its Deramiocel BLA for Duchenne muscular dystrophy from August 22, 2026 to November 22, 2026, following the submission of a BLA amendment with 24-month HOPE-3 open-label data and analyses supporting a refined indication focused on preserving upper limb function. The FDA classified the amendment as a major review and Capricor contends the extended data strengthen the case for addressing a significant unmet medical need in DMD, with HOPE-3 meeting its primary endpoint.

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— 1dBerkeley Health Study Reveals Widespread InequitiesStudies and interviews highlight persistent health care access gaps and inequities, from Berkeley’s finding that Medi-Cal patients face referral barriers and low reimbursements to Park City’s reliance on an uninsured workforce supported by a community clinic. Simultaneously, there is a shift toward preventive, coordinated “whole-health” care that connects primary, dental, behavioral, and pharmacy services to improve outcomes and curb rising costs.

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On X · @David_OrnsteinLiverpool Hold Key Talks with PSG Today Over Bradley Barcola TransferLiverpool are in discussions with PSG regarding a move for winger Bradley Barcola, reported as credible progress by David Ornstein. Reactions among fans are predominantly positive or accepting from Liverpool supporters, with limited skepticism and mostly banter-based pushback from rivals rather than genuine opposition to the deal.4,929 likes · 3m

Health — 1dArizona Grandfather Faces Amputation After 120-Degree Heat CollapseA 72-year-old Mohave County grandfather, Grant Siler, collapsed on a Bullhead City sidewalk in 120-degree heat on Aug. 3, suffering severe burns, heat stroke, and organ shock after being on the ground for about an hour before rescue, with treatment in Las Vegas; doctors say an above-knee amputation of his right leg is planned for Aug. 31, signaling a long, costly recovery.

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Video — YouTubeClimber Used A 200 IQ Trick To BEAT The Hold😨🥇 | Yannick FlohePeakzmotivation · 6.9M views · Aug 22, 2026

— 1dGuardant Health faces $245M patent verdictA Delaware federal judge upheld a November 2023 verdict that Guardant Health willfully infringed TwinStrand Biosciences and the University of Washington patents for Duplex Sequencing, ordering Guardant to pay more than $245.2 million, including damages, supplemental damages, accrued royalties, and interest, and to continue paying a 6% royalty on 11 products that represented about 90% of revenue through March 2033 with quarterly accounting. The ruling confirms patent validity and imposes ongoing royalty obligations through the patent expiry, with Guardant facing further financial exposure as interest continues to accrue.

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VS BattlePhysical Books vs E-ReadersPaper's soul versus the paperless suitcase.Physical Books vs E-Readers · 145 votes — pick a side

— 1dHo Chi Minh City leads nationwide health-check driveAs kids return to school, experts urge completing well-child visits, sports physicals, and up-to-date immunizations to assess growth, prevent illness, and address mental and emotional well-being. They also emphasize establishing healthy routines—sleep, nutrition, physical activity, vision and other screenings—to ease the back-to-school transition and keep students thriving throughout the year.

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— 1dFDA approves Alzheimer's blood test for age 40+The FDA has cleared several Alzheimer’s blood tests, including PrecivityAD2 for adults 40 and older to aid diagnosis in symptomatic cognitive decline (not a general screening tool), and Elecsys pTau217 tests for those 55 and older to detect amyloid pathology and rule in or out Alzheimer's in various care settings, expanding access through Roche’s installed lab network and major providers. These tests, developed by Roche with Lilly and by other providers, aim to simplify early diagnosis and broaden eligibility for related treatments and care pathways.

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— 1dLindsay Clancy Trial Highlights Postpartum Psychosis RisksPostpartum psychosis affects about 1 to 2 per 1,000 births and is drawing renewed attention through the Lindsay Clancy case, with survivors like Bridget Chesterton sharing their experiences to dispel myths and push for awareness and treatment. Celebrities and moms alike are opening up about postpartum mental health—Milano sharing her own anxiety story and other mothers speaking out—to stress that recognition and urgent support are essential.

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Daily Caller News FoundationArmed Citizen Halts Shooting Rampage By Man Who Went Berserk Over VapeAn armed citizen halted a shooting rampage Thursday by a man who went berserk over a dispute about a vaping device.2h

— 1dEverything Sprouts recalls after 55 sick nationwideA nationwide outbreak of E. coli and Salmonella linked to alfalfa sprouts from Everything Sprouts, LLC in Minneapolis has sickened at least 55 people across 15 states, prompting a recall of 5-ounce Calco and Everything Sprouts brands. The FDA had previously warned the facility for serious violations, and authorities continue investigations with illnesses reported across multiple states and several hospitalizations.

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QuizCan you actually read a map?Fifteen world-geography questions. Most people miss at least three — the AI grades you and names your traveler rank.4 min · today's quiz

— 1dHanmi Genentech obesity drug deal worth $2.3B reportedHanmi Pharmaceutical has signed an exclusive, worldwide license with Genentech for HM17321, a long-acting UCN2 analog aimed at obesity that promises weight loss with muscle preservation, with Genentech taking over development from Phase 2 onward outside Korea. The deal could reach about $2.3 billion, including a $190 million upfront, up to $2.1 billion in milestones, and future royalties, subject to U.S. antitrust clearance and successful clinical progression.

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Health — 4dLindsay Clancy Trial Nears Closing ArgumentsThe Lindsay Clancy trial has become a focal point for the debate over postpartum psychosis and whether the mental-health system adequately treats new mothers, with prosecutors contending she planned the killings and the defense citing severe mental illness; supporters have organized large rallies to demand better care and accountability. Experts and advocates alike warn that barriers to timely treatment, stigma, and fragmented health care put mothers at risk, underscoring calls for improved access, integration of mental and physical health services, and policy changes.

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Video — YouTubeTaylor Swift Performance - The Icon Sessions at the Grammy MuseumTaylor Swift · 1.5M views · Aug 24, 2026

Health — 3dConstruction Deaths, Gang Arrests Shake Greater Noida WestA string of diverse incidents and developments unfolds: in India, fatal construction accidents and a high-profile gang-related arrest are reported alongside a domestic violence knife attack; separately, U.S. local entrepreneurship and business-networking events highlight active small-business support and upcoming openings, while a series of aerospace contracting wins underscore defense industry activity and regional dealership expansions signal growing retail and brand presence.

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— 2dDecker plans to downsize breast implantsCountry singer Jessie James Decker has officially scheduled a procedure to downsize her very large breast implants, opting for smaller implants rather than explanting completely, as part of a broader shift toward a “strong girl” era and less maintenance in her life. Motivated by her fitness journey and the birth of her youngest child, Denver, she says she wants to feel more like herself and is unsure about what lies beneath the current implants.

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IJRNew York First To Blink In Icy Staredown Against Data CentersDaily Caller News Foundation · 3 min · Jul 17, 2026

— 5dAlfalfa Sprouts Outbreak Now 55 Ill in 15 StatesAuthorities say alfalfa sprouts sold under Calco and Everything Sprouts are tied to a multistate outbreak of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli and Salmonella, with 23 Minnesotans ill and two hospitalized, while Wisconsin reports 18 additional cases as investigations expand with MDH, MDA, CDC, and FDA coordinating. Consumers are urged to discard any Calco or Everything Sprouts alfalfa sprouts and hospitals or healthcare providers should be contacted if infection is suspected.

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Health — 4dSprinting Triggers Widespread Blood Protein ShiftsShort bursts of sprint-interval exercise provoke widespread molecular changes in the bloodstream, altering hundreds of proteins and metabolites immediately and linking these shifts to lower risks of type 2 diabetes, obesity, and cardiovascular disease, with sprinting outperforming steady-state moderate cardio. In addition, research highlights a muscle-released molecule, BAIBA, that boosts muscle function and may offer therapeutic potential, while other findings point to rapid protein and metabolite remodeling driven by intense exercise and slower, more modest changes from moderate activity.

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— 3dMobility Tests Reveal Healthy Aging, Frailty RiskHand grip strength, balance tests, and sit-to-stand/Timed Up and Go assessments are commonly used to gauge healthy aging, mobility, and fall risk, helping clinicians address aging or injuries. While some Brazilian studies associate higher sit-to-stand scores with lower mortality over about a decade, experts caution that these tests are screening tools—not crystal balls—and poor results should prompt further medical investigation.

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— 4dNearly 40,000 Clear Eyes Eye Drops Recalled NationwideThe FDA-classified voluntary recall of about 39,060 Clear Eyes Maximum Itchy Eye Relief bottles (Lot 2552A, exp Sept. 30, 2027) is due to sterility concerns with nationwide distribution through major retailers; there have been no confirmed contaminations or injuries reported. Prestige Consumer Healthcare initiated the recall via Medtech/Prestige Brand, advising consumers to check for Lot 2552A and the expiration date and to seek refunds, with affected products sold at CVS, Walmart and other retailers across the country.

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Health — 5dLifeguard hero saves 10-year-old from rip current, dies next day, linking two familiesAcross five reports, communities honor lifesaving actions and reinforce drowning-prevention education: a Georgia teacher who died saving a girl at the beach is remembered alongside a lifeguard who saved a child, while a family launches the SWIM ON foundation after a toddler’s drowning to promote layered water-safety protections. The coverage also highlights public-awareness efforts like a coastal podcast on water-safety disparities and a childhood rescue lesson emphasizing Float to Live as a practical lifesaving technique.

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On X · @FabrizioRomanoFabrizio Romano: Nicolas Jackson Remains Aston Villa’s Priority Striker Target as Club-to-Club Talks Begin; Open to Move Amid Atlético InterTransfer reporter Fabrizio Romano reports that Nicolas Jackson is still Aston Villa’s top priority forward target, with club-to-club discussions now starting. Jackson is open to joining Villa following contact from Atlético Madrid; Villa will not pursue Mateta until exhausting Jackson options. Reaction is mostly accepting of the news with fan discussion split along club lines, debate centering on Jackson’s quality, fit and price rather than denial of the report.5,031 likes · 3m

Video — YouTubeSubscriptions: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)LastWeekTonight · 1.4M views · Aug 24, 2026