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Ohio Leads Nation in La Crosse Virus Cases, Health Officials Say

Tuesday, October 14 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio is leading the nation this year in reported cases of La Crosse virus, a mosquito-borne illness that most commonly affects children under 16, health officials said. “We’re seeing a lot of cases in Ohio this year,” said Dr. Chris Ouellette,... Read More.

Ace Frehley Cancels 2025 Tour Dates Amid Ongoing Health Issues

Monday, October 6 by Joe Kramer

HEALTH ALERT — Ace Frehley, the legendary guitarist and former KISS member, is facing ongoing health challenges. Frehley recently canceled a show in September after suffering a minor fall in his studio, which led to a brief hospital visit, as previously reported by Metal... Read More.

Japanese City Proposes Screen Time Limits of 2 Hours to Improve Health

Wednesday, August 27 by Nick Bonsanto

A Japanese city, Toyoake in Aichi Prefecture, is considering a new ordinance to limit residents' screen time to two hours per day outside of work and school activities. Mayor Masafumi Koki announced that the city's assembly will soon vote on this draft ordinance. The... Read More.

Nevada Health Experts Warn of Rising E-Cigarette Use Among Students

Tuesday, August 19 by Nick Bonsanto

Local health experts in Nevada are raising alarms about the continuing public health threat posed by vaping and e-cigarette use among students. The Southern Nevada Health District highlighted concerns in a recent news release, noting the increasing challenge this issue presents for parents, educators,... Read More.

John Fogerty Reflects on Overcoming Mental Health Struggles and Finding Happiness

Tuesday, August 19 by Lyle F

John Fogerty recently opened up about a period in his life when his mental health struggles were so severe that he couldn't bring himself to buy socks in a store. The former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman revealed that during his 20s, he struggled to cope... Read More.

Las Vegas Mosquitoes Evolve Pesticide Resistance, Threatening Public Health

Sunday, July 20 by Nick Bonsanto

In the Las Vegas Valley, certain mosquito species are adapting to the harsh summer climate and developing resistance to pesticides. Research by Trishan Wickramasinghe at UNLV indicates these mosquitoes, particularly around golf courses, are increasingly immune to pesticides, even at high concentrations. This resistance... Read More.

States With The Highest And Lowest Health Insurance Costs Based on Median Income

Thursday, July 10 by Nick Bonsanto

Health insurance premiums have gone up a lot in recent years, rising by 6% for individual plans and 7% for family plans just in 2024. Although prices are rising all over the country, certain states are much more expensive than others. Insurance premiums... Read More.

Bret Michaels to Reschedule Tour Dates After Onstage Health Scare

Friday, July 4 by Lyle F

Bret Michaels plans to reschedule parts of his summer tour after experiencing a low blood sugar scare during a recent concert. The Poison frontman informed fans through an Instagram post. "To all my friends in Pittsburgh and Washington, Pennsylvania area — simply put, thank you ...... Read More.

Free Summer Gym Access for Teens: Planet Fitness Promotes Health and Wellness

Monday, June 30 by Nick Bonsanto

Planet Fitness has reintroduced its High School Summer Pass program, offering free gym access to teenagers aged 14-19 from now until August 31. With over 2,700 locations across the U.S. and Canada participating, the initiative aims to promote youth health and wellness during the... Read More.

Justin Bieber Opens Up About Struggles with Health and Boundaries

Monday, June 16 by Lyle F

Justin Bieber has addressed comments from fans concerned about his health and well-being, as well as those offering life advice. "People keep telling me to heal," Bieber wrote Monday, June 16, in a post paired with WizKid's "Blessed." "Don't you think if I could have... Read More.

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