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Presley Gerber's death being investigated as 'a suspected overdose': police

Police in Santa Monica are investigating the death of Presley Gerber, the 27-year-old son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, as a suspected overdose after he was found deceased at a rehabilitation facility. The Los Angeles County medical examiner deferred the cause of death pending further investigation, and authorities reported no indication of foul play.

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Presley Gerber's 'inevitable' death: Family insiders reveal life-long secret struggle that sparked 'self-destruct' spiral... and mother Cindy Crawford's desperate bid to save him before shock death at 27

Presley Gerber, the 27-year-old son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, died at a Los Angeles rehab facility in an apparent overdose. Family insiders describe a long struggle with mental health and pressure from fame, while his mother and family had tried to help him.

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Mike Krukow reveals troubling ‘swallowing’ issue amid Duane Kuiper’s throat cancer diagnosis

San Francisco Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow discussed his worsening health, including swallowing difficulty, after longtime booth partner Duane Kuiper was diagnosed with throat cancer. The article clarifies that Krukow's swallowing issue is related to his body myositis, not cancer, while noting the emotional impact on fans.

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Key senators reject White House proposal on NIH grants

Two key senators, Republican Susan Collins and Democrat Patty Murray, reject a Trump administration proposal that would give the White House control over NIH grant funding. Murray warns a political appointee could block cancer research for no scientific reason, while Collins calls politicizing grantmaking contrary to congressional intent.

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I was a supplement skeptic — These easy-to-swallow products won me over

A first-person shopping article describes the author overcoming skepticism about supplements and recommends several Dr. Murray's products, including creatine, protein powder, magnesium, calcium D-glucarate, and vitamin D3+K2. It uses affiliate links and presents the products as beginner-friendly wellness aids.

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