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Colorectal Cancer Strikes Young Adults, Ignored Signs Speak Volumes

Colorectal cancer is making an alarming impact on a once low-risk demographic—young adults. Through personal stories shared with NBC News, a concerning pattern emerges, highlighting a rise in colorectal cancer rates among those in their 20s and 30s. Kyle Pukylo’s Battle: A Diagnosis Delayed In Lakeland, Florida, Kyle Pukylo’s struggle began with stomach pain. Hindered […]

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How Chronic Pain is Affecting Michigan’s Community and Many Other

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Being in constant pain is no fun. Of course, the physical pain is debilitating in ways nearly everyone can understand and empathize with, but chronic pain sufferers also typically endure psychological and social effects that are poorly understood by the broader community. As many as 3 million Michigan residents spend their days with chronic pain,

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Do C-sections Really Cause Autism?

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Do C-sections Really Cause Autism? Every new mother dreams of the perfect birth. Most mothers, wary of recovery following surgery, imagine a vaginal birth. Their preference for drugs or no drugs is personal. Who they want in the room with them is carefully selected ahead of time. Mothers hoping to avoid c-section births, however, experienced

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