Healthcare System Cyberattacks are a Growing Problem Nationwide
Ransomware attacks are hitting large hospital systems across the U.S.
Health & Medicine
Plastic Surgeon Gets 15-Day Sentence After Anesthesia Death
Dr. Geoffrey Kim has been sentenced to just over two weeks of supervised parole after 18-year-old patient’s death.
Researchers Say Expressing Gratitude Can Improve Health
A grateful mindset can help improve mood, sleep, and overall well-being, according to experts.
Telehealth Equity: Closing the Gap In Access to Healthcare
Telehealth has become more accessible to underserved communities, reducing the strain on the smaller hospitals and clinics in these remote areas.
Sleep & Depression: Temporary Relief Comes at a Cost
Studies suggest sleep deprivation could offer temporary relief from depression.
Adding Heat to Certain Hair Products Could be Hazardous
For many people, getting their hair ready for the day is a morning staple. There are countless products available today to help with hair prep, and with the right tools, nearly any desired look is possible. Unfortunately, no matter how great the hair may look once it is done, there are some risks that come
WHO Expresses Concerns Over China’s Respiratory Illness Cases
An unsettling number of respiratory cases have been reported in China, experts warn.
New Zealand’s Decision to Revoke Tobacco Policy Concerns Officials
The country’s groundbreaking smoking ban is repealed for financial reasons.
The U.S.’s Healthcare System Could be Changing for the Better
Advancements in science and technology will lead to healthcare improvements, experts say.
Experts Warn Taking ‘Selfies’ May be a Public Health Concern
Serious injuries, and even death, while taking a selfie are no longer a rare, health advocates say.