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Norovirus Cases Are Climbing. These Are The Most Common Symptoms Doctors Are Seeing Right Now. - AOL (opens the original)
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According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, rates of norovirus, a nasty illness that causes gastrointestinal upset, are increasing throughout the United States. Health: This Highly Transmissible Winter Virus Is Surging Across The Country — And Its Symptoms Are A Nightmare “It is the season when it increases,” said Catherine Troisi, an infectious disease epidemiologist at UTHealth Houston. “It’s around all the time, but cases typically increase ... late fall to winter,
Measles Is Back In The U.S. — And This 1 Group Of Adults Might Want To Consider A Booster - AOL (opens the original)
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It’s hard to turn on the news right now and not see coverage of measles infections. Measles cases in the United States are at a 30-year high. There are currently 3,471 cases throughout the country, and there have been four measles-related deaths in the U.S. this year. That’s up from a total of 2,289 cases in all of 2025 (which was also 30-year high for the U.S.) and up from 285 cases in 2024. By comparison, there were 85 cases in 2000. Health: Here's What It Means If Your Socks Leave Marks On Yo
Experts Warn COVID Cases Are 'Increasing In Many Areas' — But There's Good News Too - AOL (opens the original)
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Experts are here to remind you that COVID-19 is still very much a problem ― and it may be the reason you have a runny nose right now. According to Dr. Neil Maniar, a professor of public health at Northeastern University in Boston, we’re currently in a late-summer/early fall COVID surge. And this is “lining up with what we’ve seen over the last several years,” he said. Health: The Surprisingly Common Habit Health Experts Wish Parents Would Stop Doing With Their Kids “There seems to be what we oft
Warning: This Viral Internet Debate Over Iced Coffee May Enrage You - AOL (opens the original)
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When you head into a job interview, you likely check to make sure you have certain things: a pen, a notepad, a copy of your resume, perhaps business cards. One thing you shouldn’t bring in? An iced coffee or an iced latte, according to TikTok user caitlinrecruiter, who posted a now-viral video about the topic. Caitlin is a self-described corporate recruiter for Fortune 500 companies. Life: Experts Sound The Alarm On Trump's New Streaming Channel 'Tactic' In the video, Caitlin says many of her Ge
What To Expect From Sick Season This Year, According To Doctors - AOL (opens the original)
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The last several falls and winters have been pretty rough in the world of respiratory viruses. The past two flu seasons have been the worst in more than 20 years with high rates of illness, hospitalization and death. Flu vaccination rates in children have decreased since the pandemic and overall flu vaccination rates are lower than the 70% goal that public health experts aim for. Health: What We Get Wrong About Death, According To End-Of-Life Workers Beyond flu, fall and winter are a time when o
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