Pregnant Women with Monkeypox Should Have a C-section
Report suggests soon-to-be mothers with monkeypox discuss their delivery plan with their physicians.
Health & Medicine
Insurers Call Weight Control Drugs ‘Vanity Meds,’ Won’t Cover
Advocates are fighting for weight loss coverage to no avail.
At-home Vagus Nerve Stimulation can Help Ease PPD
Non-invasive treatment may offer another option for mothers suffering from postpartum depression.
Gabapentin Reduces Need for Opioids in Squamous Cell Treatment
Research shows physicians may be able to use gabapentin to help manage head, neck cancer pain and reduce the need for opioids.
Subfertility May Precede Mental Illness, Study Shows
Subfertility may increase a women’s chance of having a mental health diagnosis.
Lifestyle has a Significant Impact on Cancer Progression
Healthy lifestyle choices can slow cancer development and progression, study shows.
Vancouver’s SAFER Program Offers Another Option for Recovery
The Safer Alternatives for Emergency Response program provides medications as substitutes to illegal drug supply.
Mental Health Can Affect Physical Well-being, Lead to Heart Disease
Depression and anxiety can impact blood pressure and lead to cardiovascular issues.
Study Examines Prevalence of Prescribing Opioids After Skin Surgery
Research shows physicians commonly prescribe addictive painkillers after skin surgeries.
Adding Opioid Use Disorder Training in Med School Could Save Lives
Training students to properly prescribe buprenorphine can help curb the crisis.