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Virginia Mom Thought She Had the Flu. It Was Sepsis. Here’s What Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

June 9, 2026

A Virginia mother is sharing her story after what she thought was a case of the flu turned into a life-threatening medical emergency.

Two soccer players competing during a match, one in a white Denmark jersey (number 8) and one in an orange Netherlands jersey (number 13), with a ball on the pitch and stadium crowd in the background.

Men’s Health: What Christian Eriksen’s Collapse Reminds Us About Heart Health

June 8, 2026

The soccer world was shaken after Danish star Christian Eriksen collapsed during a friendly match against Ukraine on Sunday after suffering a cardiac arrest.

Karamo Brown’s Plastic Surgery Complications Highlight Cosmetic Procedure Risks

June 5, 2026

At Jackson’s emergency rooms and Ryder Trauma Center,, doctors and nurses constantly treat patients experiencing complications from cosmetic surgeries, including Brazilian Butt Lifts, or BBLs.

Mosquitoes Being Released in Florida: How Is That Helping Control Infectious Diseases?

June 4, 2026

When these males mate with wild female mosquitoes, the eggs don’t hatch. Over time, this helps lower the number of mosquitoes in an area like Florida.

Pam Bondi’s Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis: Understanding the Signs, Symptoms, and Next Steps

June 3, 2026

Most thyroid cancers are highly treatable, especially when identified early, which makes awareness of symptoms and quick evaluations by a medical provider crucial.

Euphoria Series Finale Highlights Ties Between Mental Health and Addiction

June 2, 2026

Many people who struggle with substance use are also coping with underlying mental health issues. In some cases, drugs or alcohol become a way to temporarily escape emotional pain.

Hurricane Season Starts Today: Take Steps Now to Stay Safe

June 1, 2026

Hurricane season starts June 1 and lasts through November 30. Experts expect fewer storms this year, but it only takes one hurricane to cause power outages, property damage, flooding, and travel delays.

What Does “High Cortisol” Even Mean?

May 29, 2026

People may also notice increased anxiety, difficulty concentrating, or feeling constantly alert, but exhausted. However, many of these symptoms can overlap with other health conditions.

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Bonded by Brotherhood and a Kidney Transplant at Miami Transplant Institute

May 28, 2026

Under the guidance of Dr. Chandar and the team, Emilio was listed for a kidney transplant. A generous stranger was a match—giving Emilio a kidney from a living donor.

Julie Andrews’ Parkinson’s Journey and the Role of Physical Therapy