Honolulu Firefighters Will Now Carry Narcan
Hawaii firefighters will be trained in administering naloxone in the case of opioid overdoses.
Health & Medicine
The U.S. Should Develop New Ways to Track Overdoses, Study Suggests
As the overdose rate climbs, researchers are seeking ways to more quickly track fatalities.
WHO Decides to Rename the ‘Monkeypox’ Virus
The World Health Organization plans to give the monkeypox a new name.
Indiana AG Settles with J&J, Distributors and Lead Attorney Has Feedback
AG Todd Rokita announces a settlement with Johnson & Johnson and opioid distributors.
Eating Fish Isn’t Always Healthy, Study Finds
Researchers warn mercury found in fish can lead to melanoma.
Metformin Should be ‘Protocolized’ for Anti-Psychotic Weight Gain
Psychiatrist says Metformin should be given upfront to patients on anti-psychotic medications to manage weight.
Pregnant Women with Monkeypox Should Have a C-section
Report suggests soon-to-be mothers with monkeypox discuss their delivery plan with their physicians.
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.