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Last update: 7 hours agoPeptide panic meets AI how-to: A new investigation spotlights how unapproved peptides are being sold fast—and how people are using AI chatbots to ask for injection “protocols,” raising serious safety concerns and pushing the need for harm-reduction resources. Stroke urgency push: With May as Stroke Awareness Month, clinicians are stressing the warning signs and the role of blood pressure control—because fast action can change outcomes. Community health in motion: A packed heart-health check event at a local library drew long lines for blood pressure and pulse screening, while rural communities keep worrying about hospital closures and what that means for emergency access. Congress health mystery: Questions continue around Rep. Tom Kean Jr.’s prolonged absence from Washington, with his team citing a personal medical issue. Wellness culture, not just clinics: Arts engagement, active commuting, and even museum visits are being linked to slower biological aging—adding to the week’s flood of prevention-focused stories. Rural resilience: In Mississippi, uncertainty over hospital shutdowns is driving anxiety as residents brace for longer trips to emergency care.
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