Understanding How Teens Cope with Negative Emotions and Why They Seek Validation
A recent Gallup survey conducted in partnership with the Walton Family Foundation and Dr. Lisa Damour, a clinical adolescent psychologist, aimed to understand how young Americans cope with stress, anxiety, and other big emotions....
Risks of Ozempic Use During Surgery: Warning for Patients
Patients who are taking GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and others may face complications during surgery, recent research has shown. These medications are commonly prescribed to patients with type 2 diabetes or...
Navigating the Waves: How Viruses on Ships Overcome Odds to Spread Globally
In the past, when people traveled by ship, diseases often died out before reaching land, a recent study reveals. Researchers found that the chances of viruses spreading across the sea were very low due...
Top 9 Hiking Safety Tips to Avoid Trail Mishaps
Recent hiking-related deaths have highlighted the importance of following safety protocols while on the trail. Hiking is a great form of exercise, but it's crucial to be prepared, especially during the hot summer months....
Best Weight Loss Drugs: How to Choose the Right One
As patients consider drugs like Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, and Mounjaro to treat obesity, experts say the choices are not so simple. There are a number of powerful new drugs to help people lose weight....
Life After Stroke: Signs, Symptoms, Recovery, and Prevention Measures
Strokes are a significant health concern in the United States, ranking as the fifth leading cause of death and a major cause of disability, according to the American Stroke Association. Dr. Sandeep Kumar from...
Improving Nursing Home Resident Care: Understanding the Impact of State Laws
Nursing home resident care has been a topic of concern, especially in light of the recent federal staffing rules set by the Biden administration. Despite these new regulations, many nursing homes across the country...
Understanding the Causes of a Young Woman’s Persistent Vomiting: A Comprehensive Guide
The 21-year-old woman in the article has been experiencing persistent vomiting for three months after being involved in a minor car accident. Despite multiple visits to the emergency room and various tests, the cause...
Summer Safety: Child Drowning Prevention Tips for Keeping Kids Safe in Water
When the summer heat arrives, pools open up, and swimming becomes a common activity. However, it's crucial to remember that drowning is a leading cause of death among young children. According to the American...
Impact of Recent Ruling on Public Health Initiatives: Expert Analysis
The recent Supreme Court ruling on Chevron deference has sent shockwaves through the legal and regulatory landscape, impacting various aspects of public health initiatives and regulatory oversight. The decision, which overturned a longstanding legal...
Study Finds Alzheimer’s Risk Higher on Mother’s Side: What You Need to Know
A recent study by Mass General Brigham found that having a mother with Alzheimer's might increase the risk of inheriting the disease more than a paternal history. The study analyzed 4,400 adults between the...
Struggling to Find Health Insurance at Age 26? Share Your Story.
Are you among the many young adults struggling to find health insurance at age 26? The New York Times and KFF Health News are conducting a study on this common "adulting" milestone. Thanks to...
Breakthrough HIV Prevention Drug Shows Promise in Young African Women Study
Researchers and activists fighting against H.I.V. received some exciting news recently. A new antiviral drug called lenacapavir has shown promising results in a large clinical trial conducted in Africa. This drug, administered as an...
Late Bedtimes Linked to Poor Mental Health: Stanford Study
Night owls should consider going to bed earlier, according to a recent study by Stanford University. The study, published in the journal Psychiatry Research, analyzed data from over 73,000 adults in the U.K. Researchers...
Walking for Back Pain Relief: How to Harness the Healing Power
A recent study published in The Lancet highlights the benefits of walking for individuals dealing with back pain. The research emphasizes the effectiveness of movement in preventing and treating back pain, as well as...
Can You Get Drunk Without Drinking Alcohol? Understanding the Possibilities
Can You Get Drunk Without Drinking Alcohol? Understanding the PossibilitiesWhile some people might have experienced the feeling of "being drunk" the morning after they consumed excessive amounts of alcohol, is it possible to feel...
Shortage of Insulin Pens in South Africa Due to Global Shift Towards Weight-Loss Drugs
South Africa is facing a critical shortage of human insulin pens, which are essential for people with diabetes. The pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk, which has been supplying the country with these pens for the...
Coping with the Loss of Your Favorite TV Show: Study Finds You’re Not Alone
When a favorite TV show comes to an end, it can feel like losing a good friend, according to a recent study. Dr. Adam Gerace, a senior psychology lecturer at Central Queensland University in...
Narrowing Down Social Media Warning: Researchers’ Insights
Some researchers who focus on youth mental health are challenging the idea that social media is inherently harmful. They argue that the evidence is not clear-cut and that the proposed warning label by Dr....
Study Finds Service Dogs Provide Significant Benefits to Veterans with PTSD
Service dogs have been shown to provide significant benefits to veterans with PTSD, according to a recent study funded by the National Institutes of Health. The study, conducted by the University of Arizona College...
How Long Does Rice Last in the Fridge? Ultimate Guide to Rice Storage and...
Leftovers are a common part of many people's daily meals, but how long can you really keep that rice in the fridge before it becomes a health hazard? Social media rumors may have you...
Surge in Fatal Bacterial Infections in Japan: Uncovering the Unknown Cause
Japan has seen a significant increase in potentially fatal bacterial infections, with 977 cases of streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS) reported as of June 2, which is nearly triple the number of cases compared...
Champion Irish Dancer Raises Funds for Life-Saving Hospital
After overcoming numerous challenges early in her life, Megan Stuart, a 20-year-old from Minneapolis, has achieved a remarkable victory in Irish dancing that she is using as an opportunity to give back to the...
Exploring the Effectiveness of Obesity Drugs in Medical Trials
Lesa Walton, a 57-year-old woman from Wenatchee, Washington, had been struggling with rheumatoid arthritis, high blood pressure, and obesity for years. Despite following the advice of doctors to diet and exercise, she saw no...
Bird Flu Transmission to Cats and Dogs: Key Information for Pet Owners
Bird flu, also known as avian influenza, has been spreading rapidly through dairy cows in the United States, infecting over 90 herds in 12 states. This outbreak has not only affected cows but has...
Empowering Women in Africa Through Long-Acting Contraception
In rural Ghana, women are gaining more control over their reproductive health through the use of long-acting contraception methods such as hormonal implants and injections. These methods are becoming increasingly popular among women in...
Survivor: Father of 6 Overcomes Cancer and Walks Again
Richard Monti, a father of six from New York, faced a life-threatening infection that put him at risk of losing his leg. The infection stemmed from complications related to his metastatic kidney cancer and...
Caring for Older Homeless Individuals: A Unique Approach to Support
In cities across the United States, a new approach to caring for older homeless individuals is emerging. These programs offer nursing home and rehabilitation services to homeless people who would otherwise struggle between staying...
Accessing Public Lands for Foraging: Restrictions and Limitations
Foraging for wild mushrooms, berries, and other foods in public forests and parks has gained popularity, resulting in state and federal agencies imposing more restrictions on this activity. River Shannon Aloia, a dedicated forager,...
Nebraska Baby Overcomes Cataracts with Three Eye Surgeries: A Miracle Story of Hope and...
Madison Artale’s parents were faced with a heart-wrenching situation when their baby was diagnosed with congenital cataracts at just under two months old. The family turned to Children’s Nebraska for help, where Dr. Paul...
Pomegranates for Alzheimer’s Patients: Promising Results for Symptom Alleviation
Pomegranates, strawberries, and walnuts could be the next brain foods for Alzheimer's patients, according to researchers at the University of Copenhagen and the U.S. National Institute on Aging. These foods contain a substance called...
Age as the Main Focus in a Column: Exploring the Impact and Significance
Paula Span, a columnist for The New York Times Health section, has been focusing on the topic of aging for about 15 years. Her column, The New Old Age, delves into issues affecting older...
Top 8 Health Stories to Stay Updated: This Week’s Highlights
Fox News Digital provides a wide range of health news stories to keep you informed about the latest wellness updates. From cutting-edge medical research to breakthrough medications, mental health challenges, and personal medical dramas,...
Oldest Man in U.S., Morrie Markoff, Passes Away at 110
Morrie Markoff, a blogger and sculptor who was believed to be the oldest man in the United States, passed away at the age of 110 in his home in downtown Los Angeles. He was...
American College of Pediatricians Condemns Child Gender Transition: Statement
A group of pediatricians, health policy organizations, and conservative groups have come together to push for the cessation of transgender medical treatments for children. The American College of Pediatricians (ACP) and their allies have...
Prevent Scarring from Bug Bites and Poison Ivy: Expert Advice from a Doctor
With the summer season in full swing, spending more time outdoors means a higher chance of encountering bug bites and poison ivy, leading to itchy skin conditions. To prevent scarring and promote healthy skin,...
Biden’s Plan to Remove Medical Debt from Credit Reports
President Biden's administration has put forth a proposal to eliminate medical debt from the credit reports of over 15 million Americans. This move aims to make it easier for individuals to qualify for loans,...
Soothing Sunburn: 7 Expert Tips for Sun-Damaged Skin
As the summer arrives, many people spend more time outdoors, increasing the risk of sunburn. According to a survey by the American Academy of Dermatology, more than one in three adults experienced sunburn last...
Akira Endo: Scholar of Statins for Heart Disease, Passes Away at 90
Akira Endo, a renowned Japanese biochemist, passed away at the age of 90, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in the field of medicine. His groundbreaking research on fungi in the 1970s laid the foundation...
Top 7 Health Stories You Need to Know This Week
Fox News Digital brings you the latest health and wellness stories every day to keep you informed about medical research, new medications, mental health trends, and success stories. If you missed any of the...