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Acetaminophen use during pregnancy linked to language delays in children
A recent study by the University of Illinois links acetaminophen use in pregnancy to mild delays in children’s language development.
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Eli Lilly launches website to help patients get weight loss drugs
The platform, called LillyDirect, joins a growing field of websites offering telehealth prescriptions for weight loss drugs.
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Hospitals around US are requiring more masks as flu and COVID-19 cases surge
More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors as health officials face a post-holiday spike in flu and other illnesses.
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Post: Almost half of Black DC residents live in medically underserved areas
Almost half of Black D.C. residents live in medically underserved areas, the Washington Post reported. News4’s Eun Yang spoke with Post reporter Michael Brice-Saddler about the issue.
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Oranges are an immune-boosting powerhouse. And that's just 1 of the impressive benefits
Oranges are full of vitamins and nutrients that can boost your immune system, improve your eyesight and keep you hydrated.
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Thinking of trying Dry January? Health benefits, tips and non-alcoholic drink recipes
For many, ringing in 2024 also means kicking off the season of resolutions. Among the list of lifestyle changes is the annual tradition of “Dry January,” where many abstain from drinking alcohol for the first month of the year.
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Post-holiday illnesses are high in the DMV: What families should know
Doctor visits for respiratory illnesses are up in the DMV. As hundreds of kids head back to the classroom after the holidays, it can be hard to keep the family healthy. News4’s Juliana Valencia looks at the status of respiratory illnesses and shares what medical experts suggest you do right now.
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Fun indoor workouts to keep you motivated in 2024
Rotate some fun new exercises into your routine to stay motivated.
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In Texas case, federal appeals panel says emergency care abortions not required by 1986 law
A federal appeals court in New Orleans says the Biden administration cannot use a 1986 emergency care law to require that Texas hospitals provide abortions for women whose lives are at risk due to pregnancy.
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US women are stocking up on abortion pills, especially when there is news about restrictions
New research shows thousands of women in the U.S. have stocked up on abortion pills just in case they need them. The demand peaks when court decisions might threaten access to the medications.
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Influencer Dr. Cara Hodgson hospitalized after electrocution ‘freak accident': ‘Worst 10 days of my life'
After a “freak accident” left her hospitalized, orthodontist and influencer Dr. Cara Hodgson says she is grateful to be alive.
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Why water aerobics is great for easing into a new year's fitness routine
Looking for ways to ease into a fun fitness routine for the new year? News4’s Tommy McFly learned how to get into the pool for a low-impact workout for any age or ability level.
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How to get the biggest benefits from home workout equipment
Check out some of Consumer Reports’ top suggestions. And if you have a machine that’s not right for you, here’s how to pass it on to others. News4’s Susan Hogan reports.
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Fairfax Co. residents get active on first day of 2024
Instead of starting the new year in a crowded gym, many people opted to head to D.C.-area parks. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.
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Acne vaccine? California researchers say ‘promising' vax may zap the zits
Around 70-80% of all people develop acne at some point during their lifetime
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How to elevate your walk or hike in the new year
A few baby steps can get you started on a new year’s resolution to be more active. News4’s Tommy McFly shares ways to power up your walk or hike for mental and physical health.
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Warnings grow about risky IV drips and injections at unregulated med spas
Infectious disease and ER doctors say they are seeing more severe infections and other injuries associated with the facilities, which can operate with little oversight.
