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Presley Gerber Died of a Suspected Overdose in a Rehab Facility. How Could That Happen? (Exclusive) - AOL (opens the original)
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Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford, died of a suspected overdose, per the Santa Monica Police Department, at a California rehab facility at age 27 Experts say drugs in rehab facilities are a common issue, often obtained secretly by residents or sold nearby Relapse is a frequent part of recovery, and reduced tolerance during abstinence can make overdoses more lethal As more details are revealed about the death of Presley Gerber, some people are wondering how he could overdose in rehab. The mod
Gen Z Is Too Broke to Have Sex, Survey Finds - AOL (opens the original)
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A survey found financial worries limit dating opportunities for 43% of Gen Z adults aged 18 to 29 Many cite fear of rejection and lack of privacy as barriers to pursuing relationships or sexual experiences Some turn to digital alternatives, with 34% of men saying porn has replaced the need for physical relationships Gen Z is too broke to have sex or pursue a romantic relationship. According to a survey of more than 2,300 adults aged 18 to 29, conducted by Playboy, the Kinsey Institute, and the w
Fall Vaccines: A Guide to COVID and Flu Shots - AOL (opens the original)
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Medical groups recommend COVID vaccines for high-risk adults, pregnant women, and infants, despite softer CDC guidance Insurance coverage for COVID vaccines may vary this year, so confirming with your provider is recommended Everyone 6 months and older is eligible for flu shots, with high-dose options suggested for adults 65 and older Vaccine season is here — and it’s confusing. For the second year in a row, federal guidance has split from medical experts when it comes to the vaccines historical
A Mysterious Disease Is Striking Texas Farm Workers - AOL (opens the original)
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Chronic kidney disease of unknown origin (CKDu) is linked to intense heat and affects agricultural workers in hot regions The disease disproportionately impacts undocumented workers, who avoid seeking medical care due to immigration status Experts warn CKDu and other heat-sensitive illnesses may worsen with climate change and limited access to healthcare A mysterious kidney disease is striking farm workers in Texas. Texas hospitals are reporting a rise in cases of CKDu, or chronic kidney disease
National Emergency Declared in Fiji as 1 in 60 Diagnosed with HIV - AOL (opens the original)
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Fiji’s health minister declared a national HIV emergency due to a sharp rise in cases, especially among pregnant women Unsafe drug use and needle sharing are major drivers of the epidemic, per the World Health Organization The government plans to expand testing, treatment and prevention programs, including access to PrEP and needle exchanges A state of emergency has been declared in Fiji amid an ongoing surge in HIV cases, largely fueled by a meth epidemic. One in 60 adults in Fiji — and 1 out o
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