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Woman With Breast Cancer at 26 Had to Pay $20,000 Out of Pocket for Care Due to Insurance Issues (opens the original)
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Iris Di Cesare noticed her first breast lump in 2016, when she was a college senior. “I had an ultrasound, a biopsy, and it was benign,” she recalls to TODAY.com. Her doctor explained that it was a fibroadenoma, a marble-sized noncancerous breast tumor, and that she should “keep an eye on it,” so she did. Several years later, in February 2022, she discovered an even larger lump, but she brushed it off. “I thought maybe it was because of my period or because, you know, I’m just going crazy,” she
An Orthopedic Surgeon’s No. 1 Test of Balance and Mobility for Healthy Aging (opens the original)
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Changes to the ways we move is a typical sign of aging. Physical strength changes, the way we walk might look different and we’ll likely notice a difference in our balance, too, according to the National Institute on Aging. Slowing those changes and working to maintain mobility is critical to healthy aging. It means fewer falls, a reduced likelihood of disability and the chance to continue aging independently. In fact, aging adults who preserved their mobility were less likely to develop disease
Burgers have meat and vegetables. Why aren’t they considered healthy? A dietitian explains (opens the original)
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The burger is touted as a treat. It’s the greasy indulgence at the end of a long, fun night. Given, however, that the dish consists of ingredients hailed for their nutrients and protein content thanks to the meat and vegetables, you could argue that the meal should be considered healthy. So, what gives? Registered dietitian and author Erin Palinski-Wade would back this claim if it weren’t for select fixings and cooking techniques customary to making a burger. They’re responsible for rendering th
Reduce your screen time by changing this phone setting, says therapist (opens the original)
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Most people blame social media and unending scrolling for our constant phone use. We’ve all been there. You intend to answer an email or shoot a quick text, then, 45 minutes later, you’re in the depths of a rabbit hole you can’t remember going down. Clicking on certain apps and gravitating toward the mind-numbing communication channels the moment your mind craves stimulation is second nature, says Niro Feliciano, psychotherapist and TODAY contributor. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you ar
Over 160,000 pounds of meat recalled due to lack of inspection, labeled highest risk by USDA (opens the original)
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Star Meat Delivery Inc. of Lucama, North Carolina, is recalling about 167,639 pounds of raw pork, beef and goat products, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture announcement posted Tuesday. The items were produced without the benefit of federal inspection, meaning they weren’t confirmed to be “safe, wholesome and properly labeled” by the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS). The recalled meat is also labeled with a false USDA mark of inspection, the announcement added. This re
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