Fake Pills are a Problem in ‘Pharmacy Deserts’
Criminals are taking advantage of areas where pharmacies are scarce.
Health & Medicine
Food Insecurity Rates in the U.S. are Growing
Too many homes are going hungry in the U.S. amid rising grocery prices, reports show.
Is Adding Sugar to One’s Morning Tea, Coffee Harmful?
Scientists find no significant difference between adding sugar to a morning pick-me-up and avoiding it.
Excessive Talking May Signal an Underlying Condition
Overtalking all the time could mean an individual is struggling with ADHD, ASD, bipolar disorder or another mental illness.
Beware the Psychological Effects of Media Violence
Too much violence in the media can have lasting unhealthy effects on the mind and body.
Pickleball Comes with Many Physical, Mental Health Benefits
Playing pickleball is not only fun. It can improve mind and body health.
Japanese Women Experience Intense Pressure to Stay Thin
Diet culture is the norm in Japan, study shows.
Uber Will Now Help Mississippians Get to Their Health Appointments
Patients will be able to get transportation to their visits with the help of Uber Health.
Research Shows a Strong Link Between Red Meat, Diabetes
Sugary foods may top the list of ‘don’t eats’ for diabetes, but new research suggests red meat may be just as bad.
Hitting Snooze May Not be A Bad Idea, Experts Say
The snooze button may be good for one’s health.