According to the FDA, remnants of the bird flu virus have been detected in pasteurized milk, but it won’t infect whoever drinks it.
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Contrary to popular belief, pollen from flowers isn’t the leading cause of seasonal allergies and you can’t escape pollen allergies by moving to a...
Pressure changes can lead to inflammation and swelling in joints, which is why they may feel different in different weather conditions.
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“Cough CPR” can help maintain circulation after cardiac arrest in some cases, but is ineffective for heart attacks.
The Arizona Supreme Court recently upheld an 1864 law that would ban nearly all abortions in the state. But the near-total abortion ban is...
Can you safely eat eggs and drink milk during an avian flu outbreak? Is there a bird flu vaccine? We VERIFY the answers to...
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“Using hormonal birth control doesn’t affect your ability to have a baby in the future,” Miriam Cremer, M.D., women’s health specialist at the Cleveland...
We VERIFY whether you can brush your teeth, wash dishes or shower during a boil water advisory, and if it’s safe to drink filtered...
There isn’t a cure for diabetes, and the FDA says that there are no dietary supplements that can treat diabetes, either.
Emergency contraceptives were handed out to some concertgoers at Olivia Rodrigo’s world tour stop in St. Louis, not abortion pills like social posts falsely...
Should you start taking your allergy medicine now? We VERIFY the answer to that and other common questions about allergy treatments.
Medical tourists pay for their treatment like American patients. There's no exemption for Israelis, as viral posts claim.
Scientists classify yawns as either spontaneous or contagious. The latter happens when people yawn after seeing someone else yawn.
Amid an uptick in measles outbreaks, some people claim adults born before 1989 need an MMR booster. The recommendation changed that year from one...
A study found popular oat products like Cheerios contained traces of chlormequat, which has been linked to infertility in animals but not humans.
An Oregon resident’s bubonic plague infection led to questions about vaccines and the ability to treat the disease that was once known as the...
A Washington Post report about the CDC changing its COVID-19 isolation guidelines led to confusion online. We can VERIFY the guidelines are staying the...
An elderly man recently became the first known fatality of the rare smallpox-like illness. Experts think cats and dogs could play a role in...