Author: Healthcare Propulsion Staff

How to clean lettuce amid cyclospora outbreakUSA TODAY’s Mike Snider demonstrated how to properly clean and store your leafy greens.Salad lovers stand by lettuce as a staple of a healthy diet. But what do you do when an outbreak of cyclosporiasis, which can cause painful diarrhea, makes munching leafy greens a food safety hazard?Healthy diets include fruits and vegetables, but unfortunately, fresh produce can become contaminated by bacteria such as E. coli and the parasite cyclospora.As crops grow, they may be contaminated by harmful substances in the water or soil, or by the feces of infected people. Even after produce…

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The health and wellness space has never been more crowded or more innovative. Every week brings another supplement, recovery device, wearable, or nutrition trend promising to unlock peak performance. But after testing the latest products, speaking with industry experts, and seeing what consistently delivers for athletes and everyday fitness enthusiasts alike, a select group of brands continues to rise above the noise.  These are the companies setting new standards in performance, recovery, longevity, and overall well-being, earning a place on our Editor’s Choice list. AllSwift 1. ALLSWIFIT – Slip-On Stability Sneakers Not every workout calls for an ultra-soft running shoe.…

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With one of their arms raised and the other lowered, hundreds of people move every morning like birds spreading their wings at the heart of Beijing’s Temple of Heaven.They are performing a movement in tai chi, a physical and philosophical practice developed more than 300 years ago that continues to resonate in China today.“The environment is great and the air is good too,” Ye Guirong, 64, says. “You can see we’re surrounded by trees.”Most practitioners are retirees in their 60s and beyond. Some exercise in groups while a speaker plays relaxing music in the background. Others move silently on their…

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LENNY KRAVITZ DEFIES expectation. The 62-year-old has been rocking since the late ’80s, but he looks better than plenty of guys born long after the release of his first album. Part of that is just down to genetics—not just anyone can rock leather pants like Lenny—but it’s also a credit to the hard work he’s put in over almost 30 years of training.Exercise wasn’t always something he did. He was already an internationally acclaimed rock star before he met his longtime coach, Dodd Romero, in the late ’90s while working on his Grammy-winning 1998 album 5. That’s when he started…

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You can get a solid burn from doing Pilates, barre, and yoga with just your body weight. But sometimes you want to add something more to the mix without giving up your practice.As a lifelong distance runner and competitive athlete, I’m always in search of ways to make all of my workouts feel as challenging as when I go for a hard run. While yoga and Pilates feel tough to me from a flexibility standpoint, sometimes I wish I was getting a little more resistance training from them. I’ve tried resistance bands, which have been fine. But I also gave…

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GP clinic network hit by major cyber breachPartnered Health, which operates more than 50 general practice and skin cancer clinics across Australia, has identified more than a dozen clinics where it fears patient information was taken.Topic:Cyber CrimeWed 15 Jul 2026 at 6:53pmWed 15 Jul 2026 at 6:53pmWed 15 Jul 2026 at 6:53pm Source Link

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Taylor Farms on Friday said it is “voluntarily removing” iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico after it was linked to one of the largest outbreaks of cyclosporiasis in the U.S. in recent years. “While the FDA traceback is indicating a specific independent farm, which represents less than 1% of the U.S.’s iceberg lettuce supply, as the potential source of the outbreak, we have removed all iceberg lettuce from the region indefinitely,” the company said in a statement.Taylor Farms said none of its branded salads or kits contain iceberg lettuce or are associated with this outbreak.On Thursday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…

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While millions of fans will watch the World Cup final with their hearts in their mouths, cardiologists are issuing a warning: that tension can have consequences for some people. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Scientific evidence shows that high-intensity matches can increase the risk of heart attacks, arrhythmias and other cardiovascular events among people with heart disease or other risk factors. And it is not just a theory. One of the landmark studies, published in The New England Journal of Medicine after the 2006 World Cup in Germany, found that cardiovascular emergencies increased 2.7-fold during Germany’s matches. Two decades later, research by Bielefeld…

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EVERYONE COULD USE a bit more spinal mobility in their lives. You don’t need a long, drawn out routine for this though—if you’re in a pinch, there’s just one move you can use to make your back feel great. The exercise is called the cat-cow, a simple on-the-spot back stretch done on all fours that resembles both feline and bovine movements.Once you figure out its simple subtleties, you’re on your way to a healthier spine for your next gym session or just getting through the day. The cat-cow is not a rep-based exercise, so there’s no need whatsoever to rush…

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Ice Barrel has been at the forefront of making cost-friendly ice baths that are also sturdy and portable. The original Ice Barrel 400 we reviewed a while back was quite impressive, as it featured a fun design that literally looked like a barrel that you step down into. The Ice Barrel 400 has cosigns from all types of athletes out there—UFC star Michael Chandler noted how useful his Ice Barrel 400 is for him in his 2023 interview with us.The one knock on the Ice Barrel 400? Well, the design was hard to get into (you needed an actual step…

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