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One needle gave her back her smile: Cleveland patient is first in the world to try new facial pain treatment

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By Monica Robins Verified
| KREM-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
CLEVELAND — For years, Natisha "Tish" Long couldn't do the simplest things without pain, such as drinking from a straw, brushing her teeth, feeling the wind on her face, or smiling at her four kids. A single touch could set off what she describes as an electric shock through her face. "The pain was super intense," Long said. "It's like someone is holding a taser to your face on the highest level that you can have it on and just pressing it and just holding it.
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Medicare’s use of AI, brain-aging breakthrough and vintage drug for kidney disease

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By Monica Robins Verified
| WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified
CLEVELAND — A Cleveland-led team from University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University and the Louis Stokes VA has identified a protein that appears to act as a gatekeeper for brain aging, offering a potential new target to slow age-related memory and thinking problems. The research, published in the journal PNAS, focuses on the blood-brain barrier, the tightly regulated “shield” of blood vessel cells that keeps toxins out, clears waste and directs blood flow to busy areas of the brain.
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Cancer screening gaps, testosterone label changes and a rare summer threat

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By Monica Robins Verified
| WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified
CLEVELAND — A new survey from Mesothelioma.com finds many younger Americans aren't keeping up with cancer screenings. More than a third of Americans say they've never been screened or don't know which tests they need, and that number jumps to more than half of Gen Z adults. This story continues below. More in Health The disconnect goes beyond appointments. Many younger people feel unprepared to spot early cancer warning signs, even as diagnoses rise among Americans under 50.
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