Supplement health risks to know about, plus a celebrity’s ‘brutal’ infection
Fox News has recently introduced a new feature where users can now listen to articles rather than just reading them. This new update aims to provide a more convenient way for people to consume news and stay informed.
One of the most popular sections of Fox News is their Health newsletter, which covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, wellness, diseases, mental health, and more. Here are the top three stories from the latest edition:
1. Common supplements and medications could cause liver damage
2. Doctors discuss Miley Cyrus’ ‘brutal’ infection
3. Smoking and eating cannabis both linked to health risks
The newsletter also includes an image of cannabis gummies, highlighting the potential risks associated with consuming cannabis in various forms. This week’s top health news focuses on the dangers of supplements, celebrity infections, and the risks of cannabis consumption.
In addition to these top stories, the Health newsletter also features other health-related articles such as the benefits of quitting Diet Coke for heart health and gut balance, a rare case of a 6-year-old boy suffering a paralyzing stroke, and warnings about the potential damage caused by common daily beauty routines.
For those interested in staying updated on health news, Fox News offers social media accounts on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Users can also sign up for various newsletters including Fox News First, Fox News Opinion, Fox News Lifestyle, Fox News Health, Fox News Autos, and Fox News Entertainment.
To make accessing news even easier, Fox News provides apps for download including Fox News, Fox Business, Fox Weather, Fox Sports, and Tubi. Users can also watch Fox News online through Fox News Go and stream exclusive content on Fox Nation.
This article was written by Fox News staff and aims to keep readers informed about the latest health news and developments. With the option to listen to articles and a wide range of topics covered, the Health newsletter is a valuable resource for those looking to stay informed about their well-being.
