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Trump Claims Drug Brought Dying Patient Back to Life as Doctors Reject 'Extreme' Medical Assertion
President Donald Trump sparked debate over the limits of modern medicine after claiming that experimental treatments available through the Right to Try Act have helped revive patients who appeared to be near death, a remark that quickly drew scrutiny from medical experts questioning the scientific basis of the assertion. 
President Donald Trump sparked debate over the limits of modern medicine after claiming that experimental treatments available through the Right to Try Act have helped revive patients who appeared to be near death, a remark that quickly drew scrutiny from medical experts questioning the scientific basis of the assertion. -
Cardiologists Question Trump’s ‘Excellent Health’ Report, Say Key Heart Data Is Missing
President Donald Trump's latest White House medical report is drawing scrutiny from cardiologists and vascular specialists who say the glowing assessment of the 79-year-old president offers too little clinical detail to independently verify some of its most striking conclusions. 
President Donald Trump's latest White House medical report is drawing scrutiny from cardiologists and vascular specialists who say the glowing assessment of the 79-year-old president offers too little clinical detail to independently verify some of its most striking conclusions. -
Trump Claims ‘Extreme Intelligence’ After Perfect Cognitive Test Score, CNN Doctor Says It’s ‘a Dementia Test, Not an IQ Test’
President Donald Trump's latest health report has reignited debate over cognitive testing after the 79-year-old president touted a perfect score on a screening exam as evidence of what he called "extreme intelligence," prompting pushback from medical experts who said the assessment was designed to detect signs of dementia rather than measure IQ. 
President Donald Trump's latest health report has reignited debate over cognitive testing after the 79-year-old president touted a perfect score on a screening exam as evidence of what he called "extreme intelligence," prompting pushback from medical experts who said the assessment was designed to detect signs of dementia rather than measure IQ. -
Putin Funnels Billions Into Longevity Research as Russia Pursues Organ Printing and Anti-Aging Technologies
Russian President Vladimir Putin has placed longevity research at the center of a multibillion-dollar national strategy, backing projects ranging from gene therapies and organ printing to the cultivation of human-compatible organs in genetically engineered animals, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. 
Russian President Vladimir Putin has placed longevity research at the center of a multibillion-dollar national strategy, backing projects ranging from gene therapies and organ printing to the cultivation of human-compatible organs in genetically engineered animals, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. -
Trump Repeats Same Stories Every 10 Minutes, Michael Wolff Claims in New Health Warning
President Donald Trump's health and mental fitness have returned to the center of political debate after author and journalist Michael Wolff claimed the 79-year-old president is showing signs of exhaustion, increasing repetition in conversations, and growing physical strain as he navigates the demands of a second term in the White House. 
President Donald Trump's health and mental fitness have returned to the center of political debate after author and journalist Michael Wolff claimed the 79-year-old president is showing signs of exhaustion, increasing repetition in conversations, and growing physical strain as he navigates the demands of a second term in the White House. -
RFK Jr.’s CDC Scrambles for Airport Ebola Volunteers After Mass Layoffs Gut Outbreak Response Teams
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has begun urgently recruiting volunteer airport screeners as a rapidly expanding Ebola outbreak in Central Africa pushes past 1,000 suspected and confirmed cases, exposing the strain on a public-health agency that has undergone sweeping workforce cuts under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. 
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has begun urgently recruiting volunteer airport screeners as a rapidly expanding Ebola outbreak in Central Africa pushes past 1,000 suspected and confirmed cases, exposing the strain on a public-health agency that has undergone sweeping workforce cuts under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. -
WHO Raises Congo Ebola Risk to ‘Very High’ as Cases Climb to 82 and Death Toll Reaches 7
World Health Organization warned Friday that the worsening Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of the Congo now poses a "very high" national risk after confirmed infections climbed to 82 cases and at least seven confirmed deaths, raising fears of broader transmission across eastern and central Africa. 
World Health Organization warned Friday that the worsening Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of the Congo now poses a "very high" national risk after confirmed infections climbed to 82 cases and at least seven confirmed deaths, raising fears of broader transmission across eastern and central Africa. -
Hawaii Hit by Magnitude 6.0 Earthquake Near Mauna Loa as Officials Rule Out Tsunami and Eruption
A powerful magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck near Mauna Loa on Hawaii's Big Island late Friday night, rattling communities across the island chain, triggering rockslides and briefly sparking fears of a volcanic eruption and tsunami before federal and state officials moved quickly to reassure residents that neither threat had materialized. 
A powerful magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck near Mauna Loa on Hawaii's Big Island late Friday night, rattling communities across the island chain, triggering rockslides and briefly sparking fears of a volcanic eruption and tsunami before federal and state officials moved quickly to reassure residents that neither threat had materialized. -
Trump’s ‘Eight Wars’ Boast Fuels Cognitive Decline Speculation as Doctors Call Him ‘Mentally Unfit’
Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his physical and cognitive health after claiming he had "settled eight wars," a remark that triggered backlash online and intensified an already heated debate surrounding the president's fitness for office. Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his physical and cognitive health after claiming he had "settled eight wars," a remark that triggered backlash online and intensified an already heated debate surrounding the president's fitness for office. -
Pentagon Says More UFO Files Are Coming as 1 Billion Users Flood New UAP Disclosure Website
The United States Department of Defense said additional declassified UFO files are being prepared for release just weeks after its first public dump of unidentified anomalous phenomena records triggered intense global attention and drove more than one billion visitors to a newly launched government disclosure website. 
The United States Department of Defense said additional declassified UFO files are being prepared for release just weeks after its first public dump of unidentified anomalous phenomena records triggered intense global attention and drove more than one billion visitors to a newly launched government disclosure website.
