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The J.M. Smucker Company recalled over 45 products on Friday, which includes creamy, crunchy and natural varieties of peanut butter.

Canada's public health agency said Thursday that the man "may have been infected before or during his visit to Montreal, Quebec."

Lisa French signed a contract for two back surgeries in 2014 unaware of the hospital's "chargemaster" price rates.

"It's not that we're unprepared," abortion-rights advocate Steph Black told Newsweek. "The surprise...has been more about how soon the fall of Roe is coming."

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"Hopefully you're in a situation that allows you to start looking for another job," one commenter said.

While policymakers continue to debate President Joe Biden's health priorities, his health insurance affordability proposals must stay front and center in the "new normal."

"It was really beautiful to see social media working in a positive way, to spread good news," Dr. Dinee Simpson told Newsweek.

"That's just a lot of money with no guarantee so it seems like a bad idea and I'm just not comfortable with giving that amount to a family member," the man said.

The Texas governor's call for a state agency to investigate parents who provide gender-affirming medical care to their trans children sparked outrage.

A team of doctors and nurses successfully separated Addy and Lily Altobelli on October 13, 2021, at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

"You can't even conceptualize that somebody else might have actual medical issues that they see doctors and take medication for," one commenter wrote.

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"Thanks for caring. I guess sometimes I need to be reminded that people can be nice," the viral thread's author wrote.

"One guy thought if he applied some dirt on the wound it would suffocate the bacteria and wouldn't get infected," one comment read.

Dr. Daniel Aronov had over 13 million followers on TikTok, but the Australian health regulator has banned him from performing surgery amid investigations.

The image gained over 125,000 votes on Reddit in two days, and sparked anecdotes about what other people had done with their loved ones' metal plates and joints.

The company behind the drug blames the health care system's "bottleneck," but the high price tag might also factor into its slow sales debut.

Urban explorers walked around a hospital abandoned 20 years ago, which still had surgical equipment and blood samples.

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Felton appeared to be conscious when he was taken off the Whistling Straits course in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

"We do this stuff all over the place in all different kinds of settings. I never thought I'd be doing it in an airplane up above," said fire captain George McKinnon.

The 15-year-old boy told doctors he inserted the cable as he wanted to measure his penis, in a case of "sexual experimentation."

"This is precisely why I don't understand Americans who fight against universal healthcare," she said.

Days before her death, the founder and CEO of the RA MA Institute told her followers that she had experienced complications linked to ankle surgery.

Health care disparities have hurt Americans of different races, geographic regions and income levels for far too long, and proactive solutions will be required to finally close the gap.

While North Korea conceded it faces challenges, its report also raved about the life people in the country live, including its universal health care system.