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Top Health Stories of the Week: Gender Reassignment Surgeries, Tips for Managing Migraines, New ‘Zika-like’ Virus Discovery, and More

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This week, Fox News Health has been buzzing with important and intriguing health stories that you may have missed. From risky surgeries to viral outbreaks, here are eight stories worth knowing:

1. Breast removal surgery performed on girls under age 12: Shocking analysis reveals that hundreds of females age 12 and younger with gender dysmorphia have undergone double mastectomies since 2017. Experts warn of the risks of this drastic intervention.

2. Top 10 causes of death in the US: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released the primary killers in the country. Find out where heart disease, cancer, and COVID fall on the list.

3. ‘Zika-like’ virus spreads into Europe: The Oropouche virus, transmitted through mosquito and midge bites, has made its way into Europe. Learn about symptoms, treatment, and prevention tips.

4. Avoiding tragedy on the water: New data from the U.S. Coast Guard shows that alcohol was involved in 17% of boating fatalities. Experts share tips on preventing these tragedies.

5. Screen time limits benefit kids: Kids who had a set number of hours of screen time each week showed improvements in mental health, communication, and behavioral difficulties.

6. What to do when a migraine hits: A doctor shares important steps to reduce headache pain and curb anxiety about migraines.

7. Lance Bass announces Type 1.5 diabetes diagnosis: Pop singer Lance Bass reveals his diagnosis of type 1.5 diabetes, often mistaken for type 2 diabetes.

8. Chiropractic cure for colic in babies?: An Ohio couple claims that chiropractic adjustments transformed their fussy infant. Doctors weigh in on the potential benefits and risks of this treatment for babies.

These stories cover a range of important health topics, from risky surgeries to viral outbreaks and migraine control tips. Stay informed and check out Fox News Health for more in-depth coverage.

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