FDA Investigates Hospitalizations Linked to Mushroom-Infused Chocolate Bars
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning to the public regarding a mushroom-infused chocolate bar that has led to several people being hospitalized. The FDA released a statement about Diamond Shruumz...
Fauci Discusses Complicated Relationship with Trump: Analysis and Insights
Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, a renowned figure in the field of public health, recently shared his insights and experiences in a new autobiography titled "On Call: A Doctor's Journey in Public Service." In this...
Combination COVID and Flu Vaccine from Moderna Shows Positive Results in Phase 3 Trials
A new combination COVID-influenza vaccine from Moderna has shown promising results in phase 3 trials. The experimental vaccine, mRNA-1083, produced a better immune response compared to other vaccines in the trials. This vaccine combines...
Overcoming Drug Addiction During Pregnancy: A Supportive Guide
Many pregnant women who are struggling with drug addiction often delay seeking prenatal care due to feelings of shame and judgment. However, with the increasing number of fatal overdoses, some clinics are now viewing...
Cannabis for Pain Management in Aging Americans: Expert Groups’ Views
More Americans are using marijuana daily than those who drink alcohol each day, according to the Society for the Study of Addiction. The number of senior citizens over the age of 65 who are...
Impact of Pandemic on Gender Dysphoria and Eating Disorders: A Report on Skyrocketing Rates
Mental health diagnoses in children have surged since the COVID pandemic, with gender dysphoria and eating disorders leading the way, a recent report reveals. LexisNexis Risk Solutions studied medical claims data from 2019 to...
Understanding Anxiety Through ‘Inside Out 2’: A Deep Dive Into Mental Health
A new emotion has taken over Riley’s teenage mind. It's Anxiety. In the sequel to the Pixar movie "Inside Out," called "Inside Out 2," we see how Anxiety becomes a dominant force in Riley's...
New Jersey Father of 6 Overcomes Cancer, Walks Again: An Inspirational Journey
One New Jersey father of six, Richard Monti, recently faced a life-threatening infection that put him at risk of amputation. Monti, a real estate developer, had already battled metastatic kidney cancer in 2018, but...
Bird Flu Virus Adapts to Sea Mammals: Future Threats and Concerns
Elephant seals in South America faced a tragic fate as a result of the bird flu virus acquiring mutations that enabled it to spread among mammals. A recent study has shed light on this...
Understanding the FDA Warning on Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning: Key Information and Risks
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning advising consumers to avoid eating shellfish from Oregon and Washington state due to contamination with toxins that cause paralytic shellfish poisoning. At least 31...
New Title: FDA Advisory Panel Approves Experimental Alzheimer’s Drug: Promising Progress Ahead
An experimental Alzheimer’s drug called donanemab received approval from a U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory panel. The drug is intended to treat early symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, such as mild cognitive impairment and...
Overcoming Addiction: How Hunter Biden’s Struggle Impacted His Family – Learn from Their Experience
Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, is currently facing trial in federal court for falsely claiming on a gun purchase application that he did not use illicit drugs. The testimony from his...
Improved Access to Medical Marijuana for Senior Citizens: Exploring a New Pilot Project
A new project called The Commonwealth Project in Massachusetts is focusing on making medical marijuana more accessible to senior citizens. The founder, Howard Kessler, mentioned that people over 65 are increasingly turning to cannabis...
Study: Long-Term Cancer Research on Black Women
The American Cancer Society has launched a groundbreaking study called VOICES of Black Women, focusing on the high rates of cancer and cancer-related deaths among Black women. This study aims to enroll 100,000 Black...
Exercises to Improve Brain Resilience and Reverse Alzheimer’s Symptoms
Dr. Heather Sandison, an expert in Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia care, believes that reversal isn’t just possible — but that it’s already happening in multiple patients. In her new book "Reversing Alzheimer's: The...
Swimming-Related E. coli Outbreak Hospitalizes Children in Virginia Lake
Health officials in Virginia are looking into a sudden increase in severe gastrointestinal illnesses reported in children who were at a popular lake during Memorial Day weekend. The Virginia Department of Health (VDH) has...
Navigating Personal Conflicts and Violence in Long-Term Care: A Guide
In an assisted living facility in New York State, tensions ran high as residents waited for lunchtime. One frustrated woman even resorted to pushing her walker into another resident who was not moving fast...
Boost Brain Health with Exercise, Baby’s Vision Improvement, and Vaccine Updates
Madison Artale, a baby from Nebraska, was diagnosed with congenital cataracts at just 1.5 months old. She underwent three eye surgeries to save her sight, and her parents and ophthalmologist shared their story with...
Crack Down on Illegal E-Cigarettes with New Law Enforcement Unit
A group of federal agencies is teaming up to crack down on the illegal e-cigarette market in the United States. The focus is on unauthorized candy-flavored and nicotine-laden vapes that are flooding the market...
Tiger Mosquitoes and Dengue Fever: Impact of an Invasive Species
Dengue fever is a virus that is spreading in Europe due to an invasive mosquito species called tiger mosquitoes. These mosquitoes are known to transmit the dengue virus to individuals who have not been...
FDA Panel Rejects MDMA-Assisted Therapies for PTSD Despite Veteran Support
Recently, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) panel made a decision on MDMA-based treatments for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a treatment often used in veteran care. The advisory committee voted 10-1 against the...
Expert Panel Backs FDA Approval of New Alzheimer’s Drug
An expert panel recently gave its support for the FDA approval of a new drug for Alzheimer's disease called donanemab, manufactured by Eli Lilly. The panel, made up of independent advisors to the FDA,...
Debunking the Myth: Sunscreen and Skin Cancer Risk Explained by Doctors
Some claims on social media about sun safety have grown into a major misconception that sunscreen could cause skin cancer. Hundreds of creators, many on TikTok, have posted videos arguing that the sun isn't...
New Title: CDC Warns of Dual Mutant Flu Strain Evading Antiviral Drugs: Urgent Monitoring...
A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has raised concerns about a new "dual mutant" strain of H1N1 influenza that could potentially pose a threat in the U.S. This...
Heart Disease Prediction: Major Health Organization’s Startling Warning of Impending Crisis
Heart disease has been a significant cause of death globally for many years, and it is expected to become even more widespread in the future. According to a recent report from the American Heart...
Securing Loaded Guns in Homes with Children: A Must for Safety
Many gun owners in the United States do not store their firearms safely, even when there are children in the home, according to a recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention....
FDA Urges COVID Vaccine Companies to Prioritize KP.2 Variant for Fall Shots
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recommended that COVID vaccine companies update their formulas for fall shots to target the KP.2 strain of the JN.1 variant. This decision comes after the agency's...
Rising Concern: Out-of-Hospital Cesareans in Florida Sparks Alarm Among Medical Experts
A new controversial law in Florida has sparked concerns among medical experts regarding the safety of out-of-hospital cesarean deliveries. The law allows surgeons to perform cesarean sections in advanced birth centers, outside of traditional...
Honeybees Detect Lung Cancer: Research Findings
Honeybees have been found to have the remarkable ability to detect chemicals associated with lung cancer in human breath, according to a recent study conducted by researchers at Michigan State University. The study, published...
Honeybees Can Detect Lung Cancer, Researchers SayNew Title: Honeybees Detect Lung Cancer: Study Reveals
Researchers at Michigan State University have discovered that honeybees have the ability to detect chemicals associated with lung cancer in human breath. In a study published in the journal Biosensors and Bioelectronics, the researchers...
Caring for Older Homeless: A New Approach.
In Phoenix, a new type of care is emerging for the older homeless population. Vance Blair, who spent five years on the streets, found himself in need of medical attention. His deteriorating health led...
Limited Foraging Opportunities on Public Lands
River Shannon Aloia, a passionate forager, was recently spotted hunting for morels with her dog, Jasper, in the woods near Missoula, Montana. As she walked along a remote dirt road in the national forest...
A Column in Which Age Takes Center StageExploring the Impact of Age in a...
Paula Span, a columnist for The New York Times Health section, has been focusing on the topic of aging for the past 15 years. Her column, The New Old Age, delves into the challenges...
Oldest Man in the U.S., Morrie Markoff, Dies at 110Oldest Man in U.S., Morrie...
Morrie Markoff, the oldest man in the United States, passed away at the age of 110 in his home in downtown Los Angeles. Despite his advanced age, he remained remarkably lucid and even maintained...
FDA Urges COVID Vaccine Companies to Target KP.2 Variant for Fall ShotsNew Title: FDA...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has advised COVID vaccine manufacturers to update their formulas for the upcoming fall doses, with a focus on targeting the KP.2 strain of the JN.1 variant. This...
Out-of-Hospital Cesareans in Florida Raise Concerns: Medical Experts Sound Alarm
A new law in Florida has sparked concerns among medical experts regarding the safety of allowing cesarean sections to be performed in outpatient birthing centers. The law permits surgeons to conduct cesarean deliveries in...
Is That Drink Worth It to You? New Title: Are Expensive Drinks Worth It? A...
Alcohol consumption has been a topic of debate for many years, with conflicting messages about its health benefits and risks. Recent research has shed new light on the subject, challenging the idea that moderate...
Medicine cabinet essentials for every household Household medicine cabinet essentials
Having a well-stocked medicine cabinet is essential in every household. It can help in managing minor medical issues such as headaches, allergies, colds, and more. Dr. Jennifer Bourgeois, a pharmacist based in Dallas-Fort Worth,...
Biden’s Proposal to Remove Medical Debt From Credit Reports Removing Medical Debt from Credit Reports:...
The Biden administration recently announced a proposal to remove medical debt from the credit reports of over 15 million Americans. This move aims to provide relief to those individuals who are struggling to improve...
Drinking alcohol before sleeping on a plane could be dangerous New Title: Risks of Drinking...
Travelers should think twice before having a glass of wine on a flight and then falling asleep. A recent study published in Thorax found that consuming alcohol before sleeping on a plane could lead...