Public health concerns over online breast milk sale
A Seattle area study from Nationwide Children's Hospital warns online breast milk sharing risks, finding over 10 percent of tested samples mixed with cow milk and potential bacterial contamination. Experts advise against buying milk from strangers online, urging screened milk banks and cautious donor screening.
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Cancer survivors adapt to a new normal and seek support
In Florida a breast cancer survivor describes post treatment withdrawal while managing follow up care. The story highlights patient support networks led by Women Survivors Alliance and the push for holistic care that treats the whole person, not just blood counts.
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Midlife arts and crafts may shield against memory loss
A Mayo Clinic study of 256 people over 85 found those who engaged in midlife arts crafts and social activities such as Bible study or travel were about half as likely to develop mild cognitive impairment. Lead author Rosebud Roberts says sustained mental and social activity may keep brain cells functioning and even grow new connections.
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