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    Baseball player Anthony aggravated a hand injury and said he is 'sick to my stomach' about it. The setback raises questions about his availability and recovery timeline, and fans and commentators have been reacting to his frustrated response.

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    Parasite outbreak at McMenamins pool sickens 14 in Bothell●14 sickened in parasite outbreak tied to McMenamins pool in Bothellβœ‰newsHealthPandemics38 min ago

    Health officials are investigating a cryptosporidium-style parasite outbreak linked to a swimming pool at the McMenamins property in Bothell, Washington. Fourteen people have reported illness after swimming there. Officials are urging anyone with symptoms such as diarrhea to stay out of pools, since the parasite resists chlorine and spreads easily in recreational water.

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    Guardians name Messick and Williams for ALDS Games 1-2β–ΌGuards tab star rookie Messick, AL strikeout king Williams for ALDS Games 1-2βœ‰newsSportBaseball33 min ago

    Cleveland has set its pitching plans for the opening games of the American League Division Series, turning to standout rookie Messick and Williams, who led AL pitchers in strikeouts this season. The announcement signals the Guardians' confidence in their young arms as they open the postseason, with fans weighing in on whether the rookie can handle playoff pressure.

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    Parasite outbreak at McMenamins pool sickens 14 people●14 sickened in parasite outbreak linked to McMenamins poolβœ‰newsHealthPandemics38 min ago

    Health officials are investigating an outbreak of a parasitic illness that has sickened 14 people, with the infections linked to a swimming pool at a McMenamins property in Oregon. Reports say those affected contracted cryptosporidium, a parasite that spreads in contaminated water. Authorities are urging anyone who visited the pool and developed symptoms to seek medical advice.

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    Cryptosporidium outbreak at McMenamins pool sickens 14 in Washington●14 people got sick after Cryptosporidium outbreak at McMenamins Pool in Washingtonβœ‰newsHealthPandemics38 min ago

    Health officials in Washington state are investigating a Cryptosporidium outbreak linked to the pool at a McMenamins property, with 14 people reported ill after swimming. The parasite causes gastrointestinal illness and spreads easily in treated water, prompting attention to pool sanitation and public health warnings in the area.

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    College Football Team Battles Mumps Outbreak Ahead of Key Game●College football team battling mumps outbreak ahead of pivotal gameβœ‰newsHealthPandemics38 min ago

    A college football program is dealing with a mumps outbreak as it prepares for a pivotal game, according to reporting from PennLive. The illness raises questions about player availability, team protocols and whether the matchup could be affected. Details about how many players are sick have not been widely reported, but the timing of the outbreak ahead of an important game has drawn attention.

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    Parasite outbreak linked to hotel pool sickens more than a dozen●More than a dozen sickened in parasite outbreak linked to hotel pool, health officials sayβœ‰newsHealthPandemics38 min ago

    Health officials report that more than a dozen people have fallen ill in a parasite outbreak traced to a hotel swimming pool. The investigation is ongoing, and officials are warning swimmers about the risks of recreational water illnesses, which can spread when pools are contaminated. No further details about the hotel's location or the condition of those sickened were provided in initial reports.

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    Final shake-out run done two days before MalmΓΆ Marathon●The last shake-out run before MalmΓΆ Marathon the day after tomorrow. Kid was sick today, so it became an evening run (afMmastodonHealthFitness339 min ago

    A runner completed a last easy training run ahead of MalmΓΆ Marathon, which takes place in two days. A sick child pushed the run to the evening after dinner, later than the runner's usual preference for mornings, but it still went better than planned, with a slightly faster pace than intended. It is a small, relatable moment of balancing family life and race preparation in the final days before a marathon.

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    FDA Opens New Listeria Outbreak Investigation With 11 Cases●FDA Opened a New Listeria Outbreak Investigation on September 30, 2026: 11 Sick, No Food Named, No States Listed. Here Is What Pregnant Women, Older Adults and Everyone Else Should Know.βœ‰newsHealthPandemics38 min ago

    The FDA opened a new investigation into a Listeria monocytogenes outbreak on September 30, with 11 people reported sick. No implicated food product or affected states have been identified yet, so the agency has not issued specific consumer advice. Health reporters are emphasizing standard precautions for pregnant women, older adults and immunocompromised people, who face the highest risk of severe illness from listeriosis.

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    San Diego State lists 32 players amid mumps outbreak●San Diego State lists 32 players on availability report amid reported mumps outbreakβœ‰newsHealthPandemics38 min ago

    San Diego State placed 32 players on its availability report amid reports of a mumps outbreak within the football program. The scale of the list raises questions about how many athletes are actually sick, sidelined for precautionary reasons, or unavailable for other causes as the team prepares for upcoming games.

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    Raw Milk Cheese Recalled Nationwide Over E. Coli Outbreak●Raw Milk Cheese Recalled Nationwide amid Potential Link to E. Coli Outbreak That Has Sickened 13, Hospitalized 8βœ‰newsHealthPandemics38 min ago

    A raw milk cheese is being recalled across the United States because of a potential link to an E. coli outbreak that has sickened 13 people, eight of whom required hospitalization. Health officials are investigating the source, and consumers are being urged to check whether the cheese they bought is affected and discard it or return it to stores.

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    Nationwide cheese recall tied to E. coli outbreak sickening 13●Nationwide cheese recall tied to E. coli outbreak that sickened 13βœ‰newsHealthPandemics38 min ago

    A cheese product is being recalled nationwide after it was linked to an E. coli outbreak that has sickened 13 people in the United States. Health officials are urging consumers to check their refrigerators and discard the affected cheese. The recall is drawing attention as investigators work to trace the contamination and confirm whether more cases are connected.

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    Young New Jersey Patients Mark Disease-Free Milestone After Sickle Cell Treatments●Young RWJBarnabas Health Patients Celebrate Disease-Free Milestone Following Advanced Sickle Cell Treatmentsβœ‰newsHealth43 min ago

    Young patients treated at RWJBarnabas Health are celebrating being disease-free after receiving advanced treatments for sickle cell disease. The health system highlighted the milestone, pointing to newer therapies that can significantly alter the course of the inherited blood disorder, which disproportionately affects Black and Hispanic children and often causes lifelong pain crises and organ damage.

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    Malaysia tells UN General Assembly it is 'sick of' veto power●« … again and again, Mr. President, the collective will of this assembly has accounted the silencing effect of the veto.MmastodonWar21 h ago

    Malaysia has delivered a blunt address at the United Nations, telling the assembly that 'again and again' the collective will of member states has been nullified by the veto power of permanent Security Council members. The speech, delivered in the context of the Gaza war and ceasefire efforts, stated plainly: 'we are sick of it.' It reflects growing frustration among UN members over blocked resolutions on Palestine.

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    Gun advocates face fury after Michigan daycare child shootingβ–ΌAmerica's Second Amendment defenders are truly sick people. # Politics # Democracy # Guns # Children # US # USpol https:MmastodonWorldPolitics31 h ago

    Anger at defenders of America's Second Amendment is spreading after a New York Times report on a child bringing a gun to a Michigan daycare, with the parents reportedly facing only misdemeanour charges. Critics say the light penalty reflects a political culture that tolerates guns endangering children, while gun rights defenders see such cases as calls for excessive restrictions.